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Time is not kind to mutual fund returns
At the end of February, 2013, investments in Canadian companies accounted for 58 per cent of all equity mutual fund money invested by Canadians, according to the Investment Funds Institute of Canada. U.S. equity funds accounted for 11 per cent.
Six first timers at the Masters
Graham DeLaet
Recipe: Passover Florentines
Recipe: Cured Salmon
Cured Salmon
Recipe: Matzo Brei
Twenty-one non-beige vehicles: Because life is too short for ordinary cars
1967 Volkswagen split window van
At midday: TSX lifted by stronger bullion prices, mining stocks
Osisko Mining has found its white knight in Yamana Gold. BNN discusses the complex deal with Ralph Aldis, senior mining analyst, U.S. Global Investors.
How measles spread in Canada
Wynne cheers Quebec Liberal victory, but laments loss of a female premier
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne hopes to see more female premiers in the future.
Luminato promises a festival full of sex – from Matthew Barney to David Byrne
Luminato Festival artistic director Jorn Weisbrodt presents the festival's full program happening June 6-15th in Toronto during a press conference on Tuesday, April 8, 2014.
Why Wendy’s ‘salad’ web series misses the mark
How to find bond yields of up to 7.5% (minus the excess risk)
Why you actually don't need to let your kids fail (and everyone should get a medal)
Tories on the attack as Fair Elections Act faces critics
Canada's minister of state for democratic reform, Pierre Poilievre, speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on April 3, 2014.
Three reasons the PQ lost, and Couillard’s biggest challenge
Quebec's Premier elect Philippe Couillard smiles during a news conference at the National Assembly in Quebec City, April 8, 2014.
At the open: North American markets take a break from major selloff
In this Thursday, April 3, 2014, photo, Trader Dudley Devine, left, works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Frontenacs’ Samuel Bennett ranked No. 1 again by NHL Central Scouting
Kingston Frontenacs centre Samuel Bennett
Russian diplomat ordered to leave Canada to send ‘message’ to Moscow
Ottawa has ordered the departure of a Russian diplomat to "send a message" to Moscow as relations between the two countries increasingly fray over Vladimir Putin’s efforts to destabilize Ukraine, sources say. The tensions that led to Canada asking Russian military attaché Lieutenant-Colonel Yury Bezler to leave within two weeks stem from a standoff between Ottawa and Moscow over recognizing diplomats.
Twitter will look different after today: everybody freak out
Did Quebec vote for stability, or change?
Photo composite from Left to right: André Pratte, Antonia Maioni, Daniel Turp, Konrad Yakabuski
Africa reels after Nigeria demands a GDP recount
Carl Mortished
Expanding body of research demonstrates link between oral health and overall health
Carrick on money: Saying yes to the urge to splurge
Manolo Blahnik stiletto.
Loonie closes near 92 cents on weakness in U.S. dollar
Canadian dollar.
Tuesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Canada's DHX Media has acquired In the Night Garden, Teletubbies and 10 other children's series with the purchase of the U.K.'s Ragdoll Worldwide Ltd. for approximately $28.4-million.
Mies Julie: Tension and trauma in a tale well told
Bongile Mantsai is John and Hilda Cronje is Julie in Mies Julie.
Cher razzles, dazzles in Dressed to Kill show
Cher performs at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto during her "Dressed to Kill" tour on Monday, April 7, 2014.
Wattpad raises an additional $46-million in funding
Allen Lau CEO and co-founder Wattpad, a new form of collaborative entertainment that connects readers and writers across storytelling photographed at his offices on Yonge St., Toronto April 18, 2012, Photo by: Fernando Morales/The Globe and Mail
IMF to Canada: Stand guard against economic weakness
Joe Oliver arrives to make first speech as Canada's new Finance Minister to the economic community in Toronto, April 7, 2014.
Meet Philippe Couillard, the former neurosurgeon who is Quebec’s new premier
Quebec Liberal leader Philippe Couillard takes the stage after winning the provincial election Monday April 7, 2014 in St-Felicien, Que.
Video: Watch Jimmy Kimmel's documentary on Rob Ford in the wild
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford reacts during a budget meeting at City Hall on Jan. 30, 2014.
Grading the pollsters: Who got the Quebec election right
PQ leader Pauline Marois addresses supporters at a restaurant during a campaign stop Saturday, April 5, 2014 in Nicolet, Que. Quebecers go to the polls Monday to elect a new provincial government.
Decisive Liberal win brings economic ‘stability’ to Quebec: economists
Quebec Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard is greeted by supporters following his victory speech, Monday, April 7, 2014 in St-Felicien Que. Quebecers voted for a Liberal majority government.
With eye on high-value jobs, B.C. earmarks $5-million for aerospace
Cascade Aerospace is a specialty aerospace and defence contractor focused on building long-term relationships with customers by meeting their unique needs for high value, complex programs. An employee works on the interior of an aircraft.
Gay-straight alliance bill for schools voted down in Alberta
More than 300 Manitobans spoke at public hearings on the bill.
Are you at risk? Worldwide map traces origins of measles outbreak in Canada
Pistorius ‘overcome with fear’ moments before shooting girlfriend
Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee track star who is accused of murdering his girlfriend, reacts during his trial at the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria, South Africa, April 7, 2014.
Before the bell: Stocks on shaky ground, loonie jumps
Why loonie is perking up: A lot to do with U.S. dollar, a little with PQ defeat
Michael Babad
This is Philippe Couillard’s moment – but don’t pretend it will be easy
Bob Rae
What really plagues the separatists? A history of strategic blunders
Lawrence Martin
Let the money roll, and rule, in Washington
David Shribman
Nothing is hack-proof: The guide to safer computing
No matter how good the vest, there’s always a better bullet. There would only ever be bullet-resistant vests, not bullet-proof ones. It’s worth keeping that sentiment in mind: even if you implement every piece of advice mentioned here and more, you’ll still have, at best, a hack-resistant computer. Hack-proof computers don’t exist.
Dimitri and Eve, fools for love
Margaret Wente
Three top stock picks from CastleMoore’s Hap Sneddon
Robert ‘Hap’ Sneddon.
Buy these 11 tech stocks while they’re down
With the tech-sector beaten down recently, Cisco Systems is among the most attractive stocks in terms of valuation.
In Ottawa, relief mixed with uncertainty as federalists take Couillard’s measure
Quebec Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard and his wife Suzanne Pilote walk into the campaign headquarters for election returns Monday, April 7, 2014 in St-Felicien Que.
CBC staff brace for budget cuts expected Thursday
Satellite dishes sits on the roof of one of the CBC studios in Halifax.
Progressives battle, Harper smiles
Lawrence Martin
Gesture designed to seal PQ victory derailed the campaign
Pierre Karl Péladeau on March 9 at the announcement of his candidacy.
April 8: Electoral contrasts – and other letters to the editor
A polling officer seals an electronic voting machine (EVM) at the end of voting at a polling station in Jorhat district, in the northeastern Indian state of Assam on April 7, 2014. The first electors cast their votes in the world’s biggest election on Monday.
Could Canada stem the Central African carnage?
Robert Rotberg
I'm in my early 50s. Am I too old to start a business?
Fish teamwork
My biggest customer was a hippie. Is yours a millennial?
VW Camper Van
Doyle’s exit from Potash well-timed – for him
Brian Milner
Three tips for outsourcing your product build to a development shop
website wireframe sketch on digital tablet screen
The #drivingselfie is a thing, and yes, it's illegal
Texting and driving in Toronto on September 28, 2011. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION
Housing is most cost-effective treatment for mental illness: study
Dave (first name only) a homeless panhandler asks for handouts on the conner Burrard St. and West Georgia St. in Vancouver January 4, 2011.
The Odysée: A concept car that turns into a personal submarine
Why you should toss the GPS and get lost once in a while
Andrew Clark
Rumours swirl after Canucks miss playoffs for first time in six years
Vancouver Canucks fans watch the final minute of the third period of NHL action against the Anaheim Ducks in Vancouver, Monday, April 7, 2014.
Ottawa challenges tribunal’s ruling on B.C. land compensation
April 8: Your daily horoscope
Aries
Lives Lived: Betsy Clarke, 73
Betsy Clarke
Students in Catholic school not required to attend religious programs
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne has said she will preserve funding for the Catholic school system.
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