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Gardiner closure kicks off ‘long-term pain’ for Toronto commuters
As seen from the Dufferin St bridge, traffic on the eastbound Gardiner Expressway slowly heads into the city after one lane in each direction was closed off for long term construction.
Five changes Poilievre missed on Fair Elections Act
Pierre Poilievre speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa September 20, 2012.
Monday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
BCE CEO George Cope attends the company's AGM in Toronto on Thursday May 9, 2013.
Meet the British lawyer who won George Clooney’s heart
George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin are rumored to be engaged
The way we govern the Internet is a model in international co-operation
Duhatschek: Talented Capitals need to find an edge
Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin is the centre of attention during the pre-game warm-up as they get ready to face the Montreal Canadiens in NHL hockey action Tuesday, April 9, 2013 in Montreal.
Carrick on money: The most cheapskate things I’ve ever done
Albert Finney in Scrooge (1970).
Loonie closes slightly higher ahead of heavy slate of economic data
Canadian dollars, or loonies, sits on their American counterparts in this file photo.
Harper’s Election Act reversal takes us only half way to really fair votes
Democracy Watch founder Duff Conacher.
Ontario falling short on organ donations from deceased patients: report
Transplant surgeons prepare a patient at a Toronto hospital. Ontario hospitals are transplanting organs from only about half of the deceased patients who would be medically eligible to donate, according to new figures released by Trillium Gift of Life Network.
Sorcerer’s apprentices: Unpaid interns and temporary foreign workers
Michael Babad
Supreme Court handed Harper a constitutional lesson, not a loss
Bob Rae
Before the bell: Stock futures climb amid surge in M&A deals
Gold giants' merger falls apart as Barrick-Newmont spat goes public
A truck waits for ore at a Newmont Mining operation.
Merger mania & crumbling China: Must read picks from our market strategist
Saying no to Keystone XL is saying yes to uglier alternatives
This May 24, 2012 file photo shows some of about 1,000 kilometres worth of coated steel pipe manufactured by Welspun Pipes, Inc., originally for the Keystone oil pipeline, stored in Little Rock, Ark.
Brampton man, stabbed in fight, dies
Police tape marks a crime scene in this file photo.
Precision Drilling to ramp up spending, rig construction
Workers tap deep into North Dakota’s Bakken formation, on a Precision Drilling rig.
Tepid spring marks start of home-buying season
File photo of a house for sale in Mississauga.
April 28: Sober second thoughts on the Senate – and other letters to the editor
The Supreme Court of Canada: The court has ruled that the government’s plans to introduce term limits and consultative elections for senators would require the approval of at least seven provinces representing 50 per cent of the population. Abolishing the Senate, the court said, would require unanimous provincial consent.
Senate reform is still possible – if party leaders work together
Tom Flanagan
Ontario deficit to increase for a second year in a row
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne sits with Finance Minister Charles Sousa in the Ontario Legislature on April 2, 2014.
Don’t cross Canada’s health-care ayatollahs
Konrad Yakabuski
First Nations leaders split over bill regarding on-reserve education
Grand Chief Derek Nepinak of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is shown in Ottawa on Jan. 18, 2013.
Cutting home economics? Now that’s out to lunch
Elizabeth Renzetti
Don’t expect a Modi-led India to rock the boat
Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi, prime ministerial candidate for India's main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Gujarat's chief minister, attends the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) national convention in New Delhi February 27, 2014.
Former NRC director to be sentenced after nine-year investigation by the RCMP
File photo of the RCMP.
Ottawa keeps ‘public report’ on fighter jets under wraps
Canadian Forces CF-18 fighter jets take part in military exercises near Keflavik, Iceland April 5, 2013.
The three most important kinds of feedback you can give and receive
From THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK by Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen. Reprinted by arrangement with Viking, a member of Penguin Group (USA) LLC. Copyright © 2014 by Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen.
Seven of the worst vehicle fashion decisions of all time
A 1993 replica of Harley-Davidson's Easy Rider chopper made uberfamous by Peter Fonda's 1969 film.
Living in Retirement: Without my defined benefit pension plan, I'd be working
A new BMO survey says most Canadians will rely on CPP in retirement.
Eight writing strategies for people who say they can’t write
Person using laptop computer
Blackstone casts its net wide for Canadian deals
New York-based Blackstone is bringing on Andrew Lapham, a former deal maker at Onex Corp., as an executive adviser.
In pictures: Tornadoes rip through U.S.
A new videographer records the damage after a tornado hit the town of Mayflower, Arkansas around 7:30 pm CST, late April 27, 2014.
April 28: Your daily horoscope
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Lack of funds pushes Ontario schools to send special education students home
Survey shows about half of principals have recommended to parents that children not attend a full day of classes
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