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Canada’s most pressing health issue is climate change: public-health experts
TSX edges toward record close
Aurigen Capital Ltd. is likely to raise $225-million in what would be the largest Canadian IPO filed so far this year.
Mayor of London, Ont., resigns in wake of convictions
London, Ont., Mayor Joe Fontana is resigning.
Carney targets shadow banking. Should Canada?
Bank of England governor Mark Carney speaks during the bank's quarterly inflation report news conference at the Bank of England in London May 14, 2014.
Kelly: Germany embarrasses flailing Portugal with ease
Cathal Kelly
B.C. schools set to close amid teachers’ strike
About two dozen students rallied in Vancouver June 4, 2014, against both sides of the ongoing B.C. public school labour dispute.
This is how I string my wife along, one trip at a time
One year the writer suprised Laura with a trip to Rwanda to meet the locals.
How Canadian are Hong Kong’s 300,000 Chinese-Canadians?
Tourists look out at Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, China, on May 1.
B.C. jail complies with court order, relaunches program for mothers, babies
Edmonton-area high school teacher faces sex-related charges
Hudak’s downfall was abandoning traditional Ontario conservatism
Hugh Segal
Edmonton Oilers sign Finnish winger Iiro Pakarinen to two-year contract
Finland forward Iiro Pakarinen, left, battles for the puck with Czech Republic defender Jan Kolar during a semifinal match between Finland and the Czech Republic at the Ice Hockey World Championship in Minsk, Belarus, Saturday, May 24, 2014. The Edmonton Oilers have agreed to terms with Pakarinen on a two-year entry-level contract. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Darko Bandic
Spirits review: Long Table Texada Vodka, British Columbia
Wine review: Matchbook Tempranillo 2010, California
Wine review: Ascheri Barbera d’Alba 2010, Italy
Wine review: Anselmi San Vincenzo 2013, Italy
Wine review: Mike Weir Limited Edition Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2012, Ontario
Wine review: Mitolo Serpico Cabernet Sauvignon 2009, Australia
What investors need to know about rising oil prices
Tribal fighters who have been deployed onto the streets, patrol in the Iraqi city of Falluja in January, 2014.
Set to become Newfoundland premier, Frank Coleman abruptly quits politics
Frank Coleman, who was poised to become the next premier of Newfoundland, has quit politics.
Economic growth forecast puts Ottawa on pace for pre-election surplus
Finance Minister Joe Oliver speaks to reporters during a news conference at the North American Energy Summit in the Manhattan borough of New York, June 10, 2014.
Alberta First Nations sue Ottawa over safe drinking water
Going toe to toe: Nike and Adidas battle for World Cup superiority
PC MPPs said they did not know about Hudak's pledge to axe 100,000 jobs
Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Tim Hudak waves with his wife Debbie Hutton before conceding defeat in Ontario's election in Grimsby, Ontario June 12, 2014.
Photos from Monday's World Cup matches
Why Elvis Costello at Massey Hall was simply brilliant
Elvis Costello performs during the 44th Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux July 13, 2010.
Game of Thrones season finale recap: A shocking ending fit for Father’s Day
Peter Dinklage in Game of Thrones, Season 4.
Rachel Notley, daughter of ex-NDP leader Grant Notley, runs for party leadership
How Milwaukee is moving beyond Happy Days
The Santiago Calatrava-designed Milwaukee Art Museum’s rooftop ‘wings’ flap at noon.
At midday: Markets mixed amid lowered U.S. growth projection
Trader Michael Capolino, right, works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Monday, May 19, 2014.
Quebec to seek $409-million from MM&A for Lac-Mégantic disaster
Crews work in the area of the derailed tanker cars in Lac-Mégantic, Que., on July 14, 2013.
Suncor snags new chief financial officer from oilpatch rival Husky
Friend of RCMP shooting suspect fit to stand trial for uttering death threats
Jasper Stam, a friend of Moncton shooting suspect Justin Bourque, was arrested on allegations that he made death threats against the police.
How rainbow flags on Vancouver schools would boost real estate
Marina Adshade
Motorsport news roundup; Hinchcliffe faces gruelling schedule
James Hinchcliffe, of Canada, kisses his girlfriend Kirsten Dee after winning the IndyCar Series Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg auto race, Sunday, March 24, 2013, in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Blue Bombers linebacker Newman out for the season with ankle injury
Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Graig Newman
Canada’s auto makers will have highest pretax profits since 2002: report
File photo of cars for sale on the lot at a Toyota dealership in Toronto.
Greenpeace loses millions in rogue currency deals
Michael Babad
Husky loses CFO to rival Suncor
A pedestrian is reflected in a Suncor Energy sign in Calgary.
At the open: Markets rise ahead of Fed policy meeting
Trader Scott Gueli reacts on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on March 4, 2014. U.S. stocks rallied on Tuesday with the S&P 500 closing at a record high.
Blue Bombers linebacker Graig Newman to miss entire season with ankle injury
Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Graig Newman (3) tackles Toronto Argonauts' Terrell Sinkfield (83) during the first half of preseason CFL football action at Investors Group Field in Winnipeg, Monday, June 9, 2014. Newman will miss the entire regular season after suffering a serious ankle injury in a pre-season game over the weekend. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Trevor Hagan
Albertans, one year after the deluge: Four stories of resilient rebuilding
Realtor Jamie Ellice stands in front of boarded up houses in High River, Alta.
Investigation launched after man jumps from third level of B.C. hospital parkade
Loonie closes higher as commodity prices strengthen
Canadian dollar coins.
Carrick on money: 35-year-old completes his million dollar journey
Money bag.
Monday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
Countertop composter quietly turns organic waste into odourless compost
The Food Cycler – about 15 inches square, the size of a bread-maker – accelerates the natural process of decomposition by providing what Bradley Crepeau says are ideal conditions: It heats, dries, grinds and cools organic waste, all the while constantly stirring it to introduce air.
Morningstar hires new director of investment management
Bank towers are seen in the financial district in Toronto, January 28, 2013.
Canadian home sales spring to life in May, surge 4.8 per cent
A home for sale in the west end of Toronto is photographed Sunday, April 6, 2014.
Euromax proving to be an exception for Canadian mining firms in Europe
A protester holds a banner reading ‘Save Rosia Montana’ in Bucharest early Sept. 11, 2013 during a rally against plans to open Europe's biggest open-cast gold mine in Rosia Montana, Romania. A long-running bid by Canadian miner Gabriel Resources Ltd to open the mine faces strong opposition.
Clinton’s book tour the first page of the 2016 campaign
Derek Burney, left, and Fen Hampson
Top links: Canadian bank named world’s second strongest
Duhatschek: Murray needs an auction-like atmosphere to maximize Spezza trade
Eric Duhatschek
Analyst sees odds improving for Quebecor to be Canada's 4th national telecom player
A commuter looks at his smart phone on the Metro in Montreal in this file photo.
Here’s why the Supreme Court made it tougher to look into your online life
Jill Presser
Obama rules out joint Iranian counterattack as militants advance on Baghdad
Demonstrators chant pro-ISIL slogans in front of the provincial government headquarters in Mosul on Monday, June 16, 2014.
Political fight far from over as Ottawa poised to rule on Northern Gateway
The poling station in Kitimat April 9, 2014 on the last day of advance voting for the Kitimat plebiscite to gauge community support for Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline project.
Will she disown Jean-Marie Le Pen?
Erna Paris
Canada’s doctors: the best, the brightest – and the burned out
Dr. Brian Goldman.
Speculators ‘stubbornly bearish’ on Canadian dollar
Michael Babad
Felipe of Spain’s task: to keep his crown and country
Konrad Yakabuski
Manitoba conservation groups call for more protected areas in boreal forest
The title page of the report by Ducks Unlimited Canada and the Boreal Songbird Initiative, is shown. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO
Winnipeg's rivers and creeks offer a wilderness escape right in the city
Canoeists paddle in Winnipeg, arguably the most paddle-friendly city in the country, in a recent photo. Winnipeg's four rivers offer a different view of the city for those who take to a canoe or kayak. Lush greenbelts, home to deer, pelicans and other animals lead right into the downtown area. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Steve Lambert
The paranoid computer user's guide to privacy, security and encryption
Aveda Transportation buys Precision Drilling's rig moving assets for US$24M
Newfoundland Liberals back policy to lower voting age to 16
Newfoundland and Labrador Liberals have voted in favour of a policy that calls for lowering the provincial voting age to 16.
Does it make financial sense to move across the country for a job?
Boxes for moving.
June 16: Booze, soccer, mayhem – and other letters to the editor
Fans cheer as they drink just off a central square in Manaus, Brazil on Friday, June 13.
Ottawa to blame for First Nations’ pipeline stand, PM appointee says
Doug Eyford poses for a photograph in Coquitlam, B.C., on Sunday June 9, 2013. Since his appointment three months ago as Prime Minister Stephen Harper's envoy for First Nations and energy issues in Western Canada, Doug Eyford has mostly stayed out of the public eye. He has been spending almost half his days on the road, seeking to identify First Nations concerns about the development of oil and gas pipelines across B.C. Then he will recommend ways to accommodate them.
Parties, take note: The path to Parliament goes through Ontario
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne smiles as she speaks to the media after winning a majority government at Queen's Park in Toronto on Friday, June 13, 2014.
Ottawa spends more on military history amid criticism over support for veterans
The National War Memorial is seen across from Parliament Hill in Ottawa, May 30, 2002.
Five presentation lessons from Apple’s new rising star
Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced Craig Federighi as “Superman” at Apple’s annual WWDC developers conference on June 2. Mr. Federighi commanded 70 per cent of the entire presentation and clearly stole the show, given the reaction he attracted in the audience and among bloggers who covered the event.
Am I crazy for selling my business? Maybe.
With each passing day, as I mulled over my options, I grew more and more comfortable with the idea of moving on. So I put up the for sale sign discretely and I started courting potential buyers
Reality Bites: How I learned I would never be a pro motorcycle racer
Peter Cheney
Private corporations helping widen inequality gulf: study
Paying Cash with Canadian Currency- The action of pulling canadian money out of a wallet. Twenty dollar bills.
Ditch the shoebox and let someone else do the bean counting
Rob Maurin is the vice-president of brand engagement for Wave Accounting Inc.
Calgary land prices nearing crisis point, builder argues
Calgary’s downtown core, seen from the air. The downside of the city’s upswing is the pressure it has put on the affordable-housing market.
Two-time VW turbo trouble taxes his patience
2012 Volkswagen Passat
Strike imminent as teachers' union, B.C. government remain divided on contract
Students rally against both sides of the ongoing B.C. public school labour dispute in Vancouver on June 4, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Tamsyn Burgmann
A look at 2013 flooding in southern Alberta by the numbers
Realtor Jamie Ellice shows Monday, June 2, 2014 how high the water was at his home, one year after a devastating flood in High River, Alta.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
'I had no spirit left:' Albertans reflect on the flood of floods one year later
Paul Kutzer and his wife Marion are happy to have been able to save their once condemned home one year after a devastating flood in Canmore, Alta., Tuesday, June 3, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
A timeline of the year since flooding in southern Alberta
Work continues on flood mitigation along Cougar Creek Tuesday, June 3, 2014 one year after a devastating flood in Canmore, Alta. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
June 16: Your daily horoscope
Gemini
Seven Days of Television: June 16 to June 22
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