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Shawn Atleo under fire for support of Conservative native-education measures
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Shawn Alteo speaks during a news conference Thursday April 10, 2014 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. He is facing criticism from many native leaders for his support of the Harper government’s native-education measures.
In pictures: Search continues for bodies after Washington mudslide
Townspeople have erected all manner of signs to show their appreciation for search and rescue personnel working on the landslide in Oso, Wash., Wednesday, April 9, 2014.
Where to put your money, right now
How speculators made a killing on the Canadian dollar
Michael Babad
Postmedia losses mount in struggling industry
Some of Postmedia's newspapers are displayed in Ottawa on January 8, 2010.
Scarborough sale sets record price for neighbourhood
In pictures: Pro-Russians barricade seized building in Donetsk, Ukraine
Masked pro-Russian activists pass the regional administration building that they had seized earlier in Donetsk, Ukraine, Thursday, April 10, 2014.
Former UFC champion Georges St-Pierre says knee surgery was successful
Georges St. Pierre, of Canada, fights Johny Hendricks during a UFC 167 mixed martial arts championship welterweight bout on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013, in Las Vegas. St. Pierre won by split decision.
Viral video prompts the question: Is Rio ready to play host?
Stephanie Nolen
Man arrested in homicide case after early-morning raids across GTA
Police tape marks a crime scene in this file photo.
Fuel efficiency numbers on new cars (finally) get real
Conservatives tell MP Eve Adams they have ‘grave concerns’ about her conduct
In pictures: Millions go to the polls in India
Indians stand in queues to cast their votes near Shahpur village in Muzaffarnagar, in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, Thursday, April 10, 2014.
Red Wings make playoffs, validate Alfredsson’s decision to leave Senators
Detroit Red Wings' Daniel Alfredsson is congratulated by teammates after scoring against the Buffalo Sabres during the first period of an NHL hockey game Friday, April 4, 2014, in Detroit.
Carrick on money: Non-tacky ways to save on a wedding
Bride in a wedding dress, wedding.
Images from the first round of the Masters
Justice Taylor places the names of ceremonial starters and former Masters champions, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus, on the first tee of the Masters golf tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia April 10, 2014.
A graphic breakdown of Canada's contaminated sites
At the open: TSX flat amid disappointing Chinese trade data
China bulls who have faith the authorities can always avert crisis - beware. Banking regulators in particular lack the tools to deal with systemic threats, says Breakingviews' Peter Thal Larsen.
Red Wings show Penguins they could present matchup problem in playoffs
Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury makes an acrobatic save against Detroit Red Wings right wing Daniel Alfredsson during the shootout at the CONSOL Energy Center.
Jays manager Gibbons misses a chance to appeal pick-off play
Toronto Blue Jays Melky Cabrera scores at home plate after a single from Maicer Izturis against Houston Astros during fifth inning AL baseball action in Toronto on Wednesday April 9, 2014.
Thursday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
A yellow Encana natural gas pipeline marker is seen along a road on state forest park land in Kalkaska, Mich.
Fredericton’s Morgentaler abortion clinic closes, citing public-funding gap
The operating room at Fredericton’s Morgentaler abortion clinic is shown in 2002.
Stop cheering – Quebec’s sovereignty movement is far from finished
Michael Valpy
Think you’re funny? Now’s your chance. NBC puts out a call for the new hit sitcom
Playoffs hopes long gone, the Flames are determined to finish strong
Leading B.C. scientists criticize plans for Agricultural Land Reserve
British Columbia`s Agricultural Land Reserve is intended to protect the province`s most productive farmland, but its implementation has been rocky. In Chilliwack, some landowners applied to have their properties removed from the ALR.
Loonie gives back some recent gains after weak China trade data
Canadian dollar coins are displayed on a map of North Americ
Henderson makes a move on both amateur and pro rankings in Canada’s Weekly Top 10
Brooke Henderson
Class action launched against GM Canada by parents of Ont. man who died in crash
Images of the GM car plant in Oshawa on July 20, 2013.
Ontario boosts funding for in vitro fertilization
Ontario Health Minister Deb Matthews is shown on Feb. 11, 2013.
What ‘de-industrialization’ and ‘survival of the fittest’ look like in Canada
Michael Babad
Corus revenue climbs 11 per cent
The Corus building in Toronto is shown in this file photo.
Before the bell: Futures slip after ugly China data
Patrick Brazeau pleads not guilty to assault, cocaine, threats charges
Patrick Brazeau is escorted into the Gatineau Court House in Gatineau, Que., on April 10, 2014. Brazeau has been charged with two counts of assault, uttering death threats, cocaine possession and breach of bail conditions.
Osisko fight heats up as Goldcorp boosts bid
Work at an Osisko Mining operation.
Why Medvedev’s days as PM are numbered
Mark MacKinnon
Cleaning contaminated sites to cost billions more than thought, watchdog warns
A miner is silhouetted as he passes through a doorway in a mine shaft at the Giant Mine near Yellowknife. Giant Mine is one of the so-called Big Five contaminated sites in Canada. It was not included in a recent Parliamentary Budget Office analysis of the estimated costs of cleaning up Canada’s contaminated sites, but the PBO report warned that ‘both the general inventory sites and the Big Five will likely see increases over and above those currently reported.’
Linden picked to quell fan revolt, revive wayward team
Gary Mason
Luring medical tourists for cash is a trip down the slippery slope
Colleen Flood
There are enough employees in the workforce: training them is key
Job seekers scan the pin-up boards during the National Job Fair and Training Expo in Toronto a few years ago.
Don’t bash the global lukewarmers
Margaret Wente
Quebec food-court king ventures into casual dining
Stanley Ma, the head of MTY Food Group Inc. at his office in Montreal.
Greece sees stunning return to bond market after four years
The sale of the 5-year bonds marked the first sale of long-term bonds since Greece was shut out of the debt markets in 2010.
Three top stock picks from ScotiaMcLeod’s Stan Wong
Stan Wong.
Seeds of genocide were planted in Rwanda's schools
Rwandan President Paul Kagame delivers his speech at the commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the genocide this week.
Trudeau calls for greenhouse gas limits on oil sands
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau makes his way up a set of stairs after speaking with the media following party caucus on Parliament Hill Wednesday April 2, 2014 in Ottawa.
Harper’s former adviser to release book in early May
Tom Flanagan
April 10: Leafs down: It’s Canada, eh – and other letters to the editor
Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Nikolai Kulemin (41) and Tampa Bay Lightning right wing Teddy Purcell (16) go after the puck during the third period at Tampa Bay Times Forum. Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the Leafs 3-0.
Now, Quebec must decide what to stand up for
Ken Dryden, former NHL goaltender, photographed in 2011.
India rising: Mr. Fix-it and the desire for economic strength
Supporters of India's main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party hold placards of their prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi during a rally to file his nomination for the upcoming general election in Vadodara on April 9, 2014.
Partisan Conservative senators helping to rush elections bill through
Senate pages staff the doors to the Red Chamber on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Separatism was dealt a blow, but don’t think it was knocked out
PQ candidate Pierre Karl Peladeau waves on the stage before PQ leader Pauline Marois' speech on Monday April 7, 2014 in Montreal. Marois lost her seat in Charlevoix-Cote-de-Beaupre to Liberal candidate Caroline Simard.
Tories chastised for lack of racial diversity in judicial appointments
Beverly McLachlin, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, delivers a speech in Ottawa, February 5, 2013. McLachlin says progress is being made in attracting more women to the legal profession but more work is necessary before equality is achieved.
Classic Car: His Porsche, his passion, his pride
Tony Carreira’s 1962 Porsche 356B was appraised at $35,000 in 2007.
My pluralism includes freedom to oppose gay marriage
Konrad Yakabuski
Four Canadian cities to present opportunities for foreign property buyers
The notion of a new wave of investment in commercial properties, such as downtown Toronto seen here, is troubling to some Canadian real estate players who are concerned that valuations are already lofty.
Insider tips for newcomers on how to foray into fashion
Fashion designer Farley Chatto is pictured in his Toronto workshop as he works on a fur garment on March 10, 2014. There's considerable work and investment required before designers are able to make it to the runway and see their garments stocked on store shelves. Insiders share tips for up-and-comers seeking to gain a foothold in the ultra-competitive fashion industry.
Three ways to reinvigorate your soul-sucking corporate video
Lisa Ostrikoff
First-quarter CEO departures rise to crisis-era highs
David Parkinson
Jeep Wrangler: Show that mall parking lot who's boss
Peter Cheney
Thinking about pivoting? Consider these things first
Businesswoman Checking Her Reminders
Part two: More previews from the New York Auto Show
Kia Sedona
Sean Monahan scores shootout winner as Flames edge Kings
Calgary Flames' Matt Stajan, centre, celebrates his goal against the Los Angeles Kings with Kenny Agostino, left, and Chris Butler during second period NHL action in Calgary, Alta., Wednesday, April 9, 2014.
April 10: Your daily horoscope
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