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Caught on camera: The elusive Spirit Bear, or Kermode Bear, after hibernation
The elusive Spirit Bear, or Kermode Bear, forages for food after a long hibernation along the Nisga'a Highway in northern B.C.
What should come to mind when Canadians think of Calgary and Edmonton? Here's what the mayors of both cities say
(Left) Naheed Nenshi, mayor of Calgary (Right) Don Iveson, mayor of Edmonton
Creativity and innovation thrive on energy sector’s fertile ground
Flag of Alberta, Canada
Tossing Beanies at Beverley: Stephen Harper's Supreme temper tantrum
Tabatha Southey
U.K. high-school students will study Russell Brand
Russell Brand's evidence on drugs policy will be studied at U.K. high schools.
Philippine diplomats in Ottawa face human-trafficking charges
Police tape marks a crime scene in this file photo.
It's time to take profits in the Canadian equity market
Don Vialoux
Mother of New York Rangers forward Martin St. Louis dies
New York Rangers' Martin St. Louis skates before an NHL game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday, March 5, 2014, in New York.
Oversold TSX stocks give investors a chance at bargains
Map: 109 LOGAN AVE., TORONTO
B.C. pair accused of ‘honour killing’ to be extradited to India to stand trial
Surjit Badesha, 67, left, and Malkit Sidhu, 63, in B.C. Supreme Court in January 2012, accused of orchestrating the brutal killing of Sidhu’s daughter Jassi in 2000.
Now Trending: Dean McDemott tries to make amends with pricey anniversary ring for Tori Spelling
Tori Spelling (L) and her husband Dean McDermott arrive for the TV Guide Emmy Awards afterparty in Hollywood, California September 21, 2008
Laval MBA gives herself a midway report card
Salomé Thériault has completed one year of her MBA course at Laval.
Images from France's upset of Canada at the world hockey championship
Team France goalie Cristobal Huet fails to stop a puck as Team Canada Brayden Schenn scores the first goal during first period action Friday, May 9, 2014 at the IIHF World Hockey Championship in Minsk Belarus.
Canada suffers shocking loss to France at hockey worlds
Stephane Da Costa of France (C) celebrates with team mates Antoine Roussel (L) and Yohann Auvitu (R) his second goal against Canada during the third period of their men's ice hockey World Championship Group A game at Chizhovka Arena in Minsk May 9, 2014.
Tim Hudak’s job-creation math: 1,000,000 – 100,000 = 900,000
Michael Babad
TDSB investigation: Five key passages from the internal review of chairman Chris Bolton
Three top stock picks from Sprung Investment’s Michael Sprung
Michael Sprung is president of Sprung Investment Management Inc.
Did you just book a green hotel (or was it green-washed)?
Daintree Eco Lodge in Queensland, Australia is a green escape.
My bedroom has no built-in closet – what’s the best way to store my clothes?
Cherry Tomato Flan with Tarragon-Fennel Biscuits
Food styling by Eshun Mott.
Baked Rhubarb French Toast
Food styling by Eshun Mott.
Why you should add this plant to your spring garden
Why this is Shaun Moore’s favourite room
Sidewalk rage: No rules, no lanes, plenty of obstacles. How do you cope?
Sarah Hampson
Sweet Potato and Duck Hash
Food styling by Eshun Mott.
In photos: Faces of honour on a day marking Canada's Afghan mission
The Governor-General David Johnston places a flower on a wreath at Friday’s ceremony.
A Celebration of Jeanne Lamon: Tafelmusik pays joyful tribute to departing music director
Jeanne Lamon
Deals of the week: GM offers deep discounts to loyal customers
2013 Chevrolet Cruze LTZ
Party photos of the week: Right to Play fundraiser
Candice Chan (left), Simon Allen.
Raw documents: Internal review of TDSB chairman Chris Bolton
Don’t blink: TMX’s new system trades in microseconds
The TMX broadcast centre in Toronto.
Kim Kardashian reveals she’s been ‘sickened’ by racism in personal essay
Kim Kardashian, left, and Kanye West attend The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit gala celebrating "Charles James: Beyond Fashion" on Monday, May 5, 2014, in New York.
This uranium miner is in need of some good news
Canadian miner Fission Uranium Corp. is acquiring Alpha Minerals Inc.
Bleak Canadian employment report reveals job-quality erosion
David Parkinson
Flag to go from Harper to G-G after veterans group expresses concern
Lieutenant-Colonel Darcy "Plug" Molstad, Canadian Air Task Force commander and F-18 pilot, salutes during the National Day of Honour ceremony on the parade grounds in Câmpia Turzii, Romania during NATO reassurance measures on May 9, 2014.
Intact Financial CEO fuels acquisition speculation
Intact Financial CEO Charles Brindamour addresses shareholders in Toronto.
Sex-assault case falls apart after inmate calls victim 650 times from jail
A sexual assault case in western Manitoba has collapsed after an inmate managed to call the alleged victim hundreds of times from jail.
Chart: April unemployment by province
At the open: TSX lower amid huge jobs miss
Dozens of people line up to register for the The National Job Fair & Training Expo at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 2012.
Summerhill condo’s rarity sparks quick two-day sale
Detached Etobicoke home draws two offers
Hot new Sony Xperia Z2 smartphone’s trouble with overheating
After shooting some video in 4K mode (ultra high HD setting records in 3840 x 2160 pixels, unlike 1080 pixels of standard HD) and then testing some of the other still-image camera modes, we were given an onscreen warning.
Two bids for semi in trendy Leslieville
Ottawa’s target benefit pension plan worth a closer look
Robert Brown
Battle lines drawn with Hudak’s vow to cut 100,000 jobs
Ontario PC leader Tim Hudak, right, meets with members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 147 during a campaign stop in Barrie, Ont., on May 9.
If you think you’re not beating inflation by much, it’s because you’re not
Michael Babad
Friday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
A Canadian Tire store is seen in North Vancouver, B.C.
With each pedal, the stigma of mental health fades into the distance
Clara Hughes rides her bike past students at an Oshawa, Ont., school on March 6, 2014.
The only advice mothers will ever need: be you
Sarah Hampson
Doug Ford vows proof brother is in rehab as new video emerges
Loonie closes sharply lower on weak jobs report
Canadian dollars (loonies) are pictured.
Losses in April extend slump in job creation
People looking for work employ the services available at Youth Employment Services in downtown Toronto on April 24 2014.
Reyes getting back up to speed for Blue Jays after another stalled start
Toronto Blue Jays' Jose Reyes celebrates with teammates
Several cars, a house set ablaze in Toronto
Police tape marks a crime scene in this file photo.
Harper greets military families as units set to get battle honours
The Governor-General David Johnston places a flower on a wreath at Friday’s ceremony.
CFL general manager’s wife recovering from shark bite
Photos of Jim Popp’s wife after she was bitten by a shark in South Carolina posted by her husband, Montreal general manager Jim Popp, on his Twitter account
Syria’s ancient Christian village: No longer a pretty picture
Patrick Martin
Before the bell: Loonie dives on jobs stunner, stocks weak
The best Mother’s Day gift: A child who reaches full potential
Life-saving tube: it is estimated that for every 200 tubes of chlorhexidine distributed, each costing 20 cents, one newborn life will be saved.
Top links: Canada’s 'super-unequal, brain-drained, Dutch-diseased' economy
Dismal jobs report takes steam out of Canadian dollar
Michael Babad
In photos: Eight signs of Russian pride and politics for Victory Day festivities
Russian servicemen march during the Victory Day Parade in Moscow's Red Square on May 9, 2014.
Life after graduation? For now, it’s service work
After graduation, students may have to go back to service work.
Too many condos? Canada’s housing growth ‘sustainable’: BMO
File photo of construction cranes being used to build condominium buildings in Toronto.
May 9: Liberals MPs’ choice – and other letters to the editor
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau rises during Question Period in the House of Commons on Wednesday May 7, 2014.
From FIPA to Keystone, the courts offer cover
Jeffrey Simpson
Public Safety Minister links Tories’ tough-on-crime approach to lower parole rates
Canada's Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa May 6, 2014.
Imagine the uproar if we weeded out bad teachers
Gary Mason
Wynne’s scrap with PM serves a strategic purpose
Ontario Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne shows off a pair of boxing gloves she received as a gift, while her partner Jane Rounthwaite (left) looks on in Ottawa on Wednesday, May 7, 2014.
Slow and steady approach no longer suitable for sixth-generation business
To ensure the survival of his sixth-generation family business, Richard Strang, CEO of Strang Produce Inc., knew that he had to invest in his company’s future.
In Pictures: Ten celebrity mothers and their cars
Debbie Travis in her BMW X5.
Spotted: Express your style - and make your car impossible to sell
New Chinese ambassador laments Canadian red tape
Brian Milner
Meet first ‘ordinary investor’ to buy stake in a company online
Elizabeth Hill, the first ‘ordinary investor’ to fund a startup online and get an equity stake in Canada.
Carrick on money: Condo living is hell in the sky
Sales of new condos in the Toronto area last month hit the highest level ever for the month of March.
Ten ways Google Analytics can help your small business
By simply measuring and monitoring the right metrics, this free analytics service provides all types, and sizes, of organizations with the metrics and insights they need to implement lasting growth strategies
Three mothers tell us what features they really want in a car
Jen Twyman would love a screen in the back seat so that her kids – Sasha 15, Jonah 12, and Seamus, 10 – won’t ask ‘Are we there yet?’
May 9: Your daily horoscope
taurus
Lives Lived: Sidney Shadbolt, 92
Sidney Shadbolt
Mom’s Night Out is patronizing with gender roles
Moms’ Night Out is a Christian movie, and once it stops pelting an audience with comic incident, it preaches.
The food industry’s not-so-sweet influence
Thirty years ago the U.S. Government issued its first ever dietary guidelines and with it one of the greatest health epidemics of our time ensued. In her documentary feature debut, executive producer and narrator Katie Couric joins Laurie David , Regina Scully and Stephanie Soechtig to explore why, despite media attention and government policies to combat childhood obesity, generations of kids will now live shorter lives than their parents.
It’s all in Scarlett Johansson’s eyes
In Under the Skin, Scarlett Johansson plays an otherworldly predator who lures men for a kind of eerie harvesting of their bodies.
Neighbors: Mom and Dad vs. rude, crude and lewd
Neighbors (2014)
Hunting for skeletons, in black and white
IDA (2013).
Locke and Under the Skin: Linking mind with matter
Jonathan Glazer strips away most of the backstory and satirical themes in his film adaptation of Michel Faber’s novel.
Stage Fright comes up flat as a horror-musical spoof
STAGE FRIGHT (2014).
No spoiler alert necessary for The German Doctor
Natalia Oreiro as Eva and Diego Peretti as Enzo in THE GERMAN DOCTOR.
Lots of heart in I Used to Be Darker
I USED TO BE DARKER (2013)
Legends of Oz: Sincere to the point of boredom
LEGENDS OF OZ: DOROTHY'S RETURN (2013).
Belle: Pointing the past toward enlightened present
Belle, starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Dido), centre, is a handsome piece of selectively reupholstered history.
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