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More Canadians cutting the cord? TV subscriber numbers fall for first time
A remote control is seen in this file photo.
Mayoral candidate John Tory promotes new business district in East Don Lands
Mayoral candidate John Tory, shown in Toronto April 3, 2014, is touting an economic development plan for the East Don Lands near the foot of the Don Valley Parkway.
Hodgson’s hat trick leads Team Canada to blow out win over Denmark
Team Canada Cody Hodgson, centre, is congratulated by teammates Troy Brouwer and Nazem Kadri, right after he scored the first goal against Denmark during first period Thursday, May 15, 2014 at the IIHF World Hockey Championship in Minsk, Belarus.
Online privacy: Should we have control over our Google search results?
Cloud computing firm seeks to raise as much as $124-million in IPO
Kinaxis is a “software as a service” cloud computing play.
At midday: Markets dragged down by Europe growth worries
The Euro sculpture is seen in front of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, central Germany, in this Nov. 30, 2005 file photo.
Want to boost your brain power? Three ways getting physical can help
Greg Wells
Raonic beats Tsonga to reach Italian Open quarter-finals
Milos Raonic of Canada reacts after missing a point during his match against Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland during their quarter-final match at the Monte Carlo Masters in Monaco April 18, 2014.
Hadfield recognized for brilliant photography aboard ISS
Jillian Chateauneuf, Chair at Professional Photographers of Canada awards Cmdr Chris Hadfield with n honorary Service of Photographic Arts Designation award.
Ending health care for refugees has put children in grave danger
Toronto’s Sick Kids Hospital.
New York Times: How the American dream became the Canadian dream
Michael Babad
In pictures: Matthew McConaughey makes an appearance at Cannes
Matthew McConaughey seen at The Sea of Trees panel in Cannes.
B.C.’s apology to Chinese labourers has echoes for today’s foreign workers
Before the past election, Christy Clark promised an open and transparent government. “Open government means talking about our problems and setting our priorities openly,” she said. “Government will work with citizens to find solutions and explain decisions.”
Liam Lacey’s Cannes diary: The spit, phlegm, rashes, servant-molesting and grunting behind Mike Leigh's Mr. Turner
Director Mike Leigh (R), cast members Marion Bailey (C) and Timothy Spall (L) attend a news conference for the film "Mr. Turner" in competition at the 67th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes May 15, 2014.
Ontario’s Wynne raises spectre of Walkerton to warn against cuts
Ontario Premier and Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne is pictured as she meets Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion in Mississauga on Wednesday May 14 , 2014.
Academia becomes poisoned if deans can’t criticize the university
The University of Toronto campus. The firing Wednesday of a tenured University of Saskatchewan professor has, predictably, provoked much public discussion about academic freedom.
At the open: TSX slides amid weak earnings, European growth data
The year-on-year inflation rate in the 18 countries sharing the euro slowed to 0.7 per cent in February from 0.8 per cent in January, the European Union’s statistics office Eurostat said.
Is the new Godzilla the biggest ever? How this monster stacks up
Carrick on money: Calling all adventurous retirees
Two Class C motor homes pass each other on Route 12, south of Capitol Reef National Park in Utah in June, 2006.
In pictures: U.S. fast-food workers stage job action for higher pay
Long John Silver employee Antwon Brown, 31, joins fellow fast food workers and supporters in a protest outside a Krispy Kreme store, Thursday, May 15, 2014, in Atlanta. Calling for $15 and the right to form a union without retaliation, fast-food workers in Atlanta protested Thursday as part of a wave of strikes and protests in 150 cities across the US and 33 additional countries on six continents.
Godzilla: Eye-poppers galore and not much else
A still from the film Godzilla
Thursday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Pedestrians pass by the Scotiabank location near Yonge and Bloor Streets in Toronto in this file photo.
Broken oil pipeline floods part of Los Angeles with crude oil
France, U.K. close to putting the brakes on takeovers
Carl Mortished
CI Financial's options now include dividend cut
Bill Holland, CEO of CI Financial
Analysts warn of market ‘froth’ as home prices rise again in April
A for sale sign sits in front of a Mississauga residential home in this file photo.
Three top picks from Horizons’ Brooke Thackray
Loonie turns lower, U.S. bond yields fall on global economic worries
Canadian dollars are pictured in Vancouver, Sept. 22, 2011.
Canada’s factory sales at post-recession high
Manufacturing sales across the country increased 0.4 per cent in March, Statistics Canada said, pumped up by food and machinery shipments.
Chinese academics say Canada’s reputation hindered by push for dirty oil sands crude
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa May 14.
With Modi poised for victory, can Indians expect an economic miracle?
Omer Aziz
Northland seeks to expand wind farms
Northland Power says it has closed financing on the Gemini project in the North Sea off Netherlands, one of Europe’s biggest renewable energy projects.
Georgian human rights activist to be Pride Toronto grand marshal
Pride Toronto 2014 International Grand Marshal will be Georgian human rights activist Anna Rekhviashvili.
Sculpture of Capilano president removed from campus over harassment allegation
Capilano University instructor George Rammell’s ‘anti-monument’ called Blathering on in Krisendom was seized by campus security.
Hotel employee who leaked Jay Z and Solange video fired
This May 5, 2014 photo shows Jay Z, left, and Beyonce at The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit gala celebrating "Charles James: Beyond Fashion" in New York.
Weston family gives $50-million boost to 'high-risk, high-reward' brain research
Dr. Sandra Black, grantee, Weston Brain Institute; Brill Chair in Neurology, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and University of Toronto, will be conducting research into treatment of neurodegenerative diseases of aging, at the Weston Brain Institute. 3d images of the brain and the different regions are shown on a monitor behind Black, who was photographed at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre on May 14 2014.
Critics take aim at Alberta plan to sell endangered-caribou habitat
Federal scientists have concluded that Alberta’s mountain caribou should be considered endangered, the highest threat level in Canadian conservation law.
Toronto FC off to national final after edging Whitecaps in penalty kicks
Toronto FC's Jonathan Osorio and his teammates celebrate after defeating the Vancouver Whitecaps
Before the bell: Stock futures weak, Wal-Mart sinks
‘Dr. Boom’: Why economists Nouriel Roubini and David Rosenberg are upbeat(ish)
Michael Babad
When you're a university dean, 'toe the party line' isn't your job
Lindsay Tedds
Jays utilityman Tolleson plays new role in ugly blowout
Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Brett Lawrie, right, laughs as Blue Jays infielder Steve Tolleson, left, comes in to help out the pitching rotation while playing against the Cleveland Indians during ninth inning AL baseball action in Toronto on May 14.
What’s CI worth? We’re about to find out
The Scotiabank branch at 2080 Queen St. East in Toronto's Beach neighbourhood is photographed on March 5, 2014.
Top links: More U.S. men on disability than in manufacturing
Canadiens a team the hockey world loves to hate
Montreal Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban and his teammates celebrate after defeating the Boston Bruins in Game 7
Welcome to the last days of the unregulated Internet
Our wonder at the inherent good digital change has led us to place altogether too much faith in the companies at the forefront of innovation. It’s not even that those organizations are pernicious, we just allowed them too much responsibility; after all, we should not be leaving social policy to Google.
Spare me the abortion absolutism
Margaret Wente
First Nations leaders ready to play hardball on education reform
Ontario regional chief Stan Beardy, shown in Toronto on July 17, 2012, has called for a Confederacy of Nations meeting to address Ottawa’s education-reform measures, effectively sidestepping the Assembly of First Nations.
Air Canada’s shift in plans deals blow to Bombardier
Air Canada's first Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft.
Canada gives torture a nudge and a wink
Alex Neve
‘Secret Trial’ defendant back in court
Hassan Almrei (C) and unidentified interpretor in court July 20, 2005.
NDP office controversy reveals the prickly, condescending Mulcair
NDP leader Tom Mulcair speaks with the media following caucus Wednesday, May 14, 2014 in Ottawa.
Gay rights experiences an unusually progressive week in the U.S.
Gay-rights groups in Oregon want to see same-sex marriage go to the polls, not decided in court.
May 15: Lac-Mégantic arrests: spectacle vs. justice
Former Montreal, Maine &Atlantic Railway employees are escorted by police to appear in court. Each faces 47 counts of criminal negligence causing death.
Hiking taxes on top earners is a mug’s game
Alexandre Laurin
When a star loves your product
Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is not paid to endorse BioSteel’s “pink drink” performance sport drink, the company says.
Three reasons why #WeTheNorth scored with Canadians
Mia Pearson
Buried under stacks of photos and VHS tapes? This company can help
Introducing Daina Makinson, founder of Snap Shot Solutions, a photo organizing business based in Puslinch, Ont.
Delight leads to dedication from car buyers
Quebec is not the poor cousin but a model for how federalism works
Andrew Jackson
Tesla Model S is like a rocket to the future
A new showroom opened in Vancouver this month, Tesla’s third in Canada. Founder Elon Musk aims to deliver 35,000 Model S cars worldwide this year.
A kinder, gentler way to buy into hedge funds
Ari Shiff manages the Inflection Strategic Opportunities Fund, a carefully curated cocktail of global market plays.
Kings force Game 7 with a win over Ducks
Los Angeles Kings center Trevor Lewis celebrates his goal as Anaheim Ducks goalie John Gibson reacts
May 15: Your daily horoscope
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Lives Lived: Frances Hoyd, 95
Frances Hoyd
University of Saskatchewan tries to repair some of dean’s ‘irreparably damaged’ ties to school
Robert Buckingham, until Wednesday May 14, 2014, was the dean of the University of Saskatchewan school of public health. He was subsequently re-hired the following day.
Monica Lewinsky’s struggle to shed that famous blue dress – and the hypocritical feminist push back
Sarah Hampson
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