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A great exercise for runners and cyclists (all you need is something that slides!)
THE BACK AND FORTH: 1. Lie on your back. Place a towel under each foot. 2. Use your bum to lift your hips up. Engage your core. 3. Keep your hips level as you alternate sliding one foot back and one foot forward along the floor. Aim for 20 repetitions.
Graham DeLaet among record number of U.S. Open entries
A sign identifying the Pinehurst No. 2 golf course at the Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in Pinehurst, N.C.
Canadian skier John Kucera announces retirement
Canada's John Kucera speeds down the hill during the men's Super-G race at the Lake Louise Winterstart World Cup in Lake Louise, Alta. Sunday, November 25, 2012.
If you want to spend less time in physio rehab, consider ‘prehabilitation’
Justin Vanderleest
The asset manager CIBC covets is tricky to value
An investor analyzing a stock chart.
Today’s market conditions a prelude to 'strong gains'
As British rate expectations parted ways with central bank guidance, short-dated U.K. government bond yields began to rise more quickly than longer-dated ones.
A God in Need of Help: A strong contender for best new Canadian play in Toronto
A God In Need Of Help: Dmitry Chepovetsky, Alden Adair, Greg Ellwand, Daniel Giverin
Risk of future Newfoundland power outages ‘unacceptably high’: report
Linemen replace blown transformers as they attempt to return power to residential customers in St.John's on Jan. 6, 2014.
Low fees aren't everything in ETF investing
Meg Ryan to play voice of the mother in spinoff How I Met Your Dad
Actress Meg Ryan, star of the film "The Women", poses at the film's premiere in Los Angeles September 4, 2008
Table: Oil patch top picks
Four pumpjacks on the prairie.
U.S. journalist freed from pro-Russian gunmen in Ukraine
In a photo taken on Sunday, April 13, 2014, reporter Simon Ostrovsky, right, stands next to a pro-Russian militant at a seized police station in the eastern Ukraine town of Slovyansk.
Tories open to amending elections bill, except for voter ID requirement
Democratic Reform Minister Pierre Poilievre defended the Fair Elections Act Tuesday evening as a ‘common sense bill.’
Home of the Week: Moore Park enclave was gathering place for Gooderham clan
Home of the Week: 101 Garfield Ave., Toronto. Asking Price: $2.250-million. Owner Sarah Nadherny is the last of the famed Gooderham clan (Gooderham & Worts Distillers, Bank of Toronto and Manufacturers Life Insurance) to live on Garfield - her father, Peter Gooderham, purchased the house at No. 66. and her brother, also Peter Gooderham, bought on Garfield as well. Mr. Nadherny remembers deciding to buy the house on Garfield almost the moment it went up for sale. The owner at the time was realtor Arthur Parks of Chestnut Park Real Estate Ltd. In those days, a “bidding war” was a novel occurrence. ‘The day it went on the market, there were two people bidding and we were one of them. We won,’ says Mr. Nadherny
N.S. law society rejects accreditation as long as Trinity Western maintains same-sex covenant
Trinity Western University president and chancellor Bob Kuhn at the university’s campus in Langley, B.C.
Home of the Week: Last of the Gooderhams leave Moore Park
On the main floor, the house still has a traditional living room and dining room. In both rooms, bay windows were added – mainly so the dining-room table could be extended to accommodate a family of 14 for dinner.
A home by Ian MacDonald comes country chic
Red Wings’ Henrik Zetterberg a game-time decision for Game 4
Detroit Red Wings left wing Henrik Zetterberg celebrates his goal against the Montreal Canadiens in the first period of an NHL hockey game, Friday, Jan. 24, 2014, in Detroit.
The very best of DeMar DeRozan's game face
Ottawa's proposed target benefit pension plans get mixed reviews
Minister of State (Finance) Kevin Sorenson speaks at the launch of "Talk With Our Kids About Money Day" at Immaculata High School April 15, 2014 in Ottawa.
Country modern: Architectural poetry in the land of siding
John Bentley Mays
At midday: Markets rise despite growing tensions in Ukraine
Ukrainian security force officers are deployed at a checkpoint.
Jonathan Toews, Patrice Bergeron and Anze Kopitar are Selke finalists
Jonathan Toews, Patrice Bergeron and Anze Kopitar are the finalists for the NHL’s Selke Trophy
Embattled Sears Canada ‘open’ to more real estate sales
Sears president and CEO Doug Campbell attends the company's AGM in Toronto on Thursday April 24, 2014.
Canada, you’re so vain: the Keystone delay isn’t about you
Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces Canada will send observers to Ukraine to monitor election.
Tenor Ben Heppner announces retirement from singing
Proxy adviser Glass Lewis recommends backing Sherritt board nominees
George Armoyan, chief executive officer of Halifax-based conglomerate Clarke Inc., has demanded three seats on the Sherritt board.
'Passive' houses get a foothold in Canada
Station Point Green, Edmonton. Architect Terrell Wong has published a new book, Passive Buildings in Canada, documenting the rise of the Passive House movement in Canada. A Passive House must be built to an ultra-strict set of energy-efficiency guidelines first outlined in Germany in 1990. Station Point Green is one of the few high-rise examples.
Suspended senator Pamela Wallin to guest host Toronto radio show
Pamela Wallin speaks with the media as she leaves the Senate in Ottawa on Nov. 5, 2013.
Canadian architect boosts the über-efficient home
Dave LeBlanc
Drunk teens at 24 Sussex? Trust me: It’s not the end of the world
24 Sussex Drive, Official Residence of the Prime Minister
Bidding war for Trinity Bellwoods home adds $180,000 to listing price
GAP Index vs. S&P 500
Robocalls probe called off over lack of evidence
An Elections Canada ballot box. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
At the open: TSX rises amid run of positive earnings news
The Potash Corp logo at the entrance of the company's office tower in downtown Saskatoon on Nov. 3rd, 2010.
Bodies of Everest guides ‘looked like rag dolls,’ Canadian climber says
Injured Everest guides are loaded onto helicopters.
Two bidders vie for condo once owned by Robertson Davies
CIBC succession plan murky as CEO McCaughey plans to exit in 2016
CIBC president and CEO Gerry McCaughey, waits to address shareholders at the bank's annual meeting in Calgary in this file photo.
Firefighters recovering as mystery surrounds blaze at Mississauga warehouse
A firefighter battles an industrial fire in Mississauga on April 23, 2014.
Thursday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Employees of Canadian Pacific Rubiales Petroleum Co. work at an oil excavation pipe at Campo Rubiales field in Meta, eastern Colombia, in a file photo.
Trinity Western will discover the subversive potential of law students
Shauna Van Praagh
Upcoming Skylanders game contains a clever trap
In Skylanders: Trap Team the villains, once defeated, are effectively sucked out of the game and into a glowing crystal that plugs into the newly redesigned portal, which then plays audio from the trapped character.
Thumbs up: Statue of Roger Ebert to be unveiled at film festival
Film critic Roger Ebert in 2006.
Loonie ends little changed as Poloz predicts low rates for long term
Canadian dollar coins, or loonies, are displayed on a map of North America.
Domtar misses forecasts as one-time items hit bottom line
A Domtar pulp machine is seen in this file photo.
Three top stock picks from StoneCastle’s Bruce Campbell
StoneCastle's Bruce Campbell
Blue Jackets beat Penguins in overtime
Infographic: Epicentre of magnitude 6.7 earthquake in B.C.
Kane scores winner for Blackhawks in overtime
Until Erdogan calls it ‘genocide,’ Armenian reconciliation won’t happen
Director Atom Egoyan
Alamos Gold profit drops 90% on lower sales, weaker prices
Alamos Gold drops takeover bid for Aurizon
Guide looks to arm residents with tools to detect online spying
A sign for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service building is shown in Ottawa, Tuesday, May 14, 2013.
Poland presses for shift from Russian energy as Ukraine standoff escalates
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski, shown in 2008, says Poland’s deployment of 150 U.S. paratroopers to his country is a necessary message to Russian President Vladimir Putin that ‘NATO territory is sacrosanct.’
Before the bell: Tech sector soars as Apple pleases Street
Canada’s raging bull: Export agency sees global economic surge
Michael Babad
Sadly, life in Bangladesh is back to normal a year after Rana Plaza
Bangladeshi relatives of victims of last year’s Rana Plaza building collapse, along with activists, hold candles during a gathering on the eve of the tragedy’s anniversary, Wednesday, April 23, 2014. More than 1,100 people were killed when the illegally constructed, 8-storey building collapsed on April 24, 2013, in a heap along with thousands of workers in the five garment factories in the building.
The myth of crushing student debt
Margaret Wente
Potash Corp. posts $340-million profit as pricing and demand improve
File photo of a Potash Corp. operation.
China’s war on smog will rein in global coal demand
Women wear masks while waiting for bus during a smoggy day in Beijing, October 28, 2013.
In photos: Ukrainian forces move in on Slavyansk
Ukrainian security force officers are deployed at a checkpoint set on fire and left by pro-Russian separatists near Slavyansk on April 24, 2014.
Carrick on money: The people’s investing choice? It’s houses
Is a house a good investment?
Ontario Liberal insiders paid millions in publicly funded deals
Queens Park, home of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
April 24: Better off? Well … and other letters to the editor
Where are the labour shortages? If only we knew
Dominique Gross
Ontario NDP support down, PCs and Liberals tied: poll
Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath speaks at Queen's Park in Toronto on Feb. 18, 2014.
Survey finds gaps in aviation safety procedures
Colin Campbell, lead station attendant, inspects a 777 craft destined for Shanghai on Jan. 8 2014. The day before, a groundstop cancelled many flights leaving hundreds of people stranded at the airport.
TFW abuses expose Harper’s hollow commitment to free markets
Headshot of Campbell Clark for logos of Ottawa bureau staff. June 18, 2010.
Yes, our middle class has done better (asterisk)
Konrad Yakabuski
A guide to Ottawa’s proposed changes to the Senate
A view of the Senate chamber on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Jan. 13, 2011.
Bringing a fun cupcake experience to the 'burbs
Introducing Jane Pho who, along with Michael Lee, is the owner of Dolled Up Cupcakes, a bakery based in Mississauga, Ont.
Inequality punishes Canada both inside and out
Scott Barlow
Twelve things successful people do before breakfast
Seasonal businesses: it’s time to warm up to online video
Lisa Ostrikoff
Forget parallel parking - at least learn how to turn left
Andrew Clark
In Pictures: This is what a boutique car factory looks like
In tough times, affordable sports cars face the axe first
Mazda's MX-5 celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, making it an exception to the rule that sports cars have a short lifespan.
The new way Toronto condo developers are saving space
Construction on a high rise condo building along Toronto's waterfront.
Top REIT picks from fund managers
A Chartwell Seniors Housing REIT in Toronto. Investment in domestic real estate has exploded in recent years and the market capitalization of the iShares S&P/TSX Capped REIT ETF has increased tenfold since 2006.
Aston Martin has a rich history - and a tricky future
The production facility at Gaydon in which One-77s are built is laboratory-like in its design and detail.
6.7-magnitude earthquake rattles area off northern Vancouver Island; no tsunami expected
April 24: Your daily horoscope
taurus
Lives Lived: Gil Goodman, 78
Gil Goodman
Anne Geddes turns her lens to a new subject: survivors of meningitis
Detail of an Anne Geddes portrait of Kate, 18, from Canada.
Zac Posen on fall fashion: ‘No ruffles!’
Designer Zac Posen arrives at the 2009 CFDA Fashion Awards in New York June 15, 2009. REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES ENTERTAINMENT FASHION)
Theatrically demented: This toxic recipe makes The Blacklist a gem
John Doyle
CBC News changes policy on speeches given by on-air personalities
Peter Mansbridge on Day 1 of the launch of the new CBC News Network.
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