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Tory MP given federal contracts months before, after failed 2008 election bid
Conservative Member of Parliament Wai Young stands in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa May 17, 2012.
At the open: Miners, industrials support TSX ahead of bank earnings
Traders wait for the opening price of Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc., during the company's IPO on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, shortly after the opening bell in the Manhattan borough of New York January 23, 2014.
Manulife appoints new head of wealth, asset management
One of the Manulife offices on Bloor Street East.
Ryan Reynolds skips his own Cannes after-party following disastrous reviews
Cast member Ryan Reynolds and his wife actress Blake Lively pose on the red carpet as they arrive for the screening of the film The Captivein competition at the 67th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes.
In pictures: India's next PM addresses his party, meets with president
India's next prime minister and Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Narendra Modi addresses the media after meeting the Indian President, outside the Presidential Palace in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, May 20, 2014. India's president on Tuesday invited Modi to form a new government and set next Monday as his swearing-in date.
Carrick on money: Read this before dumping your dividend stocks
Liam Lacey’s Cannes diary: Who will take the Palme d'Or?
This image released by Cannes Film Festival shows a scene from "Mr. Turner."
Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
Canadian Pacific was among our list of large Canadian stocks with downside risk.
Loonie closes lower amid drop in March wholesale sales
A Canadian dollar or loonie.
Team Canada beats Norway to win Group A at hockey worlds
Canada's Mark Scheifele (L) scores past Norway's goalie Steffen Soberg (C) and Niklas Roest (R) during the second period of their men's ice hockey World Championship Group A game at Chizhovka Arena in Minsk May 20, 2014.
Need a truck? West Coast startup simplifies rental process
It will take more than pledges to rid Africa of Islamic extremism
Derek Burney, left, and Fen Hampson
Private equity, venture capital activity on the upswing
Fundraising in both private equity and venture capital has been strong of late, providing managers with a lot of cash to put to work.
Pet detective says story of six missing B.C. dogs didn’t add up
Gordon: Montreal followed the plan, dominated play, and still lost
Montreal Canadiens players Brian Gionta, Brandon Prust and Mike Weaver, watch the final minutes of the third period as they lose 3-1 to the New York Rangers
‘Fundamentally evil’: Modern slavery reaps billions in illegal profits
Michael Babad
Carney shrugs off worries about Canada's housing market
Bank of England governor Mark Carney listens during the bank's quarterly inflation report news conference at the Bank of England in London May 14, 2014. REUTERS/Lefteris Pitarakis/pool
For sex workers, the Nordic model still falls short
Angela Campbell
May 20: Habs dreams – and other letters to the editor
New York Rangers forward Chris Kreider (20) collides with Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price (31) during the second period in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals of the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs at the Bell Centre on May 17.
Canada and the AFN both have a duty to consult
Prime Minister Stephen Harper shakes hands with Shawn Atleo, National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, on Jan. 24, 2012.
Dr. Oetker's new pizza plant gives Ontario manufacturing boost
Dr. August Oetker, chairman of Dr. Oetker, poses for a photo at the company’s new pizza plant in London, Ont., May 20, 2014.
To understand Mulcair, get past the narrow portrait
Lawrence Martin
Reality check: Does it make sense for taxpayers to fund in vitro?
Nurse assisting with egg retrieval procedure in theatre.
As the U.S. approaches energy independence, larger questions loom
Stacks of pipe are stored at the pipe yard for the Houston Lateral Project, a component of the Keystone pipeline system in Houston.
Interest hot for Canadian hotel properties
Hotel Saskatchewan is back in Canadian hands after Winnipeg-based Temple Hotels purchased the Regina landmark last month for for $32.8-million (U.S.) from the U.S.-based chain Radisson Hotels Corp.
Seven must-try street dishes – from Asia to Africa and beyond
Found in Florence, panino bagnatto loosely translates from the Italian as “wet bun” as the bread is often dipped in the braising liquid before serving.
Delicious or diabolical, street food ramps up
The recent Sew Hungry festival in Hamilton drew a wide variety of food trucks – with menus that are anything but boring. Ever tried ossobuco gnocchi poutine?
Why all entrepreneurs can benefit from learning code
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Living in retirement: Cities are for single retirees, burbs are for couples
Patrons sit around an open kitchen at Bar Buca, an Italian restaurant at the base of a condominium on Portland Street in Toronto, Wednesday, March 26, 2014.
A brand new way of building a company’s image
The exuberant fans who packed Maple Leaf Square in Toronto for each Raptors playoff game this spring were proof that an improved product and a revamped brand can expand a customer base.
The finance gap: Why startups often fail
Two handsome businessmen working together on computer
True or false: Speed limits are set for lousy drivers
Motorists make their way along Lakeshore Blvd. during rush hour in Toronto, Ont. in this 2012 file photo.
The Toyota Matrix is practical, reliable ... and soon to be phased out?
Consumers’ Reports says that the Toyota Matrix owner’s have found the car to be spectacularly reliable.
First Nations prepare for fight against Energy East pipeline
TransCanada chief executive Russ Girling expects the Energy East pipeline to easily pass regulatory muster.
Drug-impaired driving is an increasing problem
Drivers in Colorado can be deemed impaired if they’re found to have more than the legal limit of THC – five nanograms per millilitre of blood.
May 20: Your daily horoscope
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Lives Lived: Hong-Hee Chuah, 76
Hong-Hee Chuah
Frontline’s damning investigation proves your secrets aren’t safe
John Doyle
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