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May 17

Doug Ford draws criticism for saying group home ‘ruined community’
Toronto councillor Doug Ford attends a government management meeting at city hall on May 12 2014.
Vancouver police arrest 25-year-old man following three sex assaults this week
Motivated Defoe leads Toronto FC to win over Red Bulls
Toronto FC forward Jermain Defoe (18) celebrates his goal in the first half with forward Gilberto (9) and defender Mark Bloom (28) against the New York Red Bulls at BMO Field.
Now Trending: David Letterman says he regrets ‘relentless jokes’ aimed at Monica Lewinsky
Monica Lewinsky wipes a tear from her eye during an interview with Barbara Walters on ABC News 20/20 in March 1999.
Kelly: Shell-shocked Habs searching for answers after Game 1 debacle
Cathal Kelly
Rangers rout Habs to gain upper hand in Eastern final
New York Rangers right wing Martin St. Louis (26) scores a goal against Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price (31) during the first period in game one of the Eastern Conference Finals of the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Bell Centre.
New ad promotes Ontario PCs as party of hope
Ontario PC leader Tim Hudak speaks at a campaign event in Toronto on May 16.
Canada’s Raonic drops three-set decision to Djokovic at Italian Open
Milos Raonic of Canada returns the ball to Novak Djokovic of Serbia during their men's singles semi-final match at the Rome Masters tennis tournament May 17.
Jimmy Fallon and Montreal Canadiens bet on NHL East final
This Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014 photo shows host Jimmy Fallon during The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in New York.
Why Hudak, Wynne and Horwath all want a new Toronto subway
Adrian Morrow
Download this: 'Dark Souls II' for PC cranks up the graphics
Patience is a virtue when playing Dark Souls II, no matter which system you’re playing it on.
Horwath promises to renovate, repurpose aging Ontario schools
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath speaks during an election rally in Kitchener, Ont, on May 16.
Map: The Dixon Towers
Eller brothers chase major hockey trophies in NHL, CHL
Montreal Canadiens' Lars Eller scores on Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask during first period NHL playoff hockey action on May 12 in Montreal.
Prince Charles and Camilla return to celebrate Canada's history
Never mind those nutrition nannies
Margaret Wente
A few of the hundreds of residential schools artifacts that make up the Witness Blanket
A whirlwind tour: Prince Charles and Camilla to visit three provinces in four days
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, during their visit to India in November. The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will arrive in Nova Scotia on Sunday to begin a four-day visit to Canada.
Artist creates epic monument to Canada’s residential schools
Victoria-based First Nations artist Carey Newman creates in his basement workshop.
Foreign worker reforms clash with trade agenda
Employees walk out of a building at the Indian headquarters of iGate in the southern Indian city of Bangalore February 4, 2013.
In his own words: Prince Charles on his charities and love for Canada
Prince Charles is seen during a bush foods demonstration at the Desert Park in Alice Springs, Australia March 2, 2005.
Project Traveller and the Dixon City Bloods
Nearly a year after the police raids, Dixon feels different, partly thanks to a group of community police officers, known as the Somali Liaison Unit.
Police investigation of Ford still active
Still images from a video obtained by The Globe and Mail showing Toronto Mayor Rob Ford. The footage is part of a package of three videos that a drug dealer says he surreptitiously shot on April 26, 2014.
Val-d’Or hangs on for win over London to open Memorial Cup
London Knights' Dakota Mermis hits Val d'Or Forerus Nocolas Aube-Kubel during first period Memorial Cup action in London on May 16.
Selanne denied storybook finish by Kings
Eric Duhatschek
A Toronto rabbi builds a big tent
Rabbi Yael Splansky has ‘done a lot to bring the congregation back together,’ one member says.
Why Congress, India’s political elephant, fell from grace
Doug Saunders
The Iran you won’t hear about from Ottawa
Jeffrey Simpson
Here’s why women are irritated about sexism in the newsroom
Elizabeth Renzetti
May 17: This week’s Talking Point – ban tipping? – plus letters to the editor
‘Waiting tables is hard work, many times unappreciated.’
From bushel to bread: How Canada’s wheat feeds the world
Jay Schultz looks at his wheat while loading it into his seeder while seeding wheat on his farm near Standard, Alberta, May 12, 2014.
Top 10 smart vehicles for families
2014 Nissan Pathfinder
Tested: A (cheap) tire pressure gauge that really works
May 17: Your daily horoscope
taurus
The madcap story of the king under the lot
John Doyle
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