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Privacy watchdog nominee balks at Bill C-13
Privacy commissioner nominee Daniel Therrien arrives at a Commons access to information committee in Ottawa on Tuesday June 3, 2014.
Thieves make off with ape mask, other costume pieces from Cirque du Soleil
An ape mask stolen from a Cirque du Soleil tent in Vancouver on May 31, 2014.
What can thieves decipher from your stick figure stickers?
Human rights fight in B.C. as Shoppers, Walmart resist drug labels for blind
Vancouver (not Toronto!) the most congested city in Canada
A jaywalker makes his way across Hastings St. in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside June 6, 2013. Pivot and the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU) have obtained statistics that show startling discrepancies in the way the Vancouver Police Department is enforcing city bylaws. Statistics on the number of tickets issued for jaywalking and panhandling, obtained through a Freedom of Information request, show that over the last four years 76% of jaywalking and 31% of panhandling tickets were given out in the DTES. (John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail)
Former Edmonton Mayor Stephen Mandel backs Jim Prentice; may run for seat
RCMP release new photos in search for suspect in shooting of cyclist on B.C. highway
Blood can be seen on the bicycle belonging to a man who was shot and injured while taking part in an endurance race in central B.C. early on June 1, 2014.
Ashcroft man charged with murder after body found in southern interior home
Scientists' letter to PM Stephen Harper: Reject Northern Gateway report
Big heist under the big top, thieves make off with Cirque masks and necklace
A Cirque du Soleil gorilla mask is shown in a handout photo.Vancouver Police Sgt. Randy Fincham says three men broke into a Cirque Du Soleil tent near downtown Vancouver early Saturday morning, escaping with a jewelled necklace, a black mask with gold trim, and the ape mask. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Vancouver Police Department
Pet cat shot dead with arrow puts Pender Island residents on alert
Wait times for priority procedures in Canada, 2013
Dr. Nicholas Mohtadi, an Orthopaedic Surgeon and Director of the Sport Medicine Centre at the University of Calgary talks to patient Tori Orosz about her knee on Wed., Dec. 7, 2011. The Acute Knee Injury Clinic pilot project (funded by Alberta Health Services and run through the University of Calgary's Kinesiology Department) has come up with an innovative, cost-effective approach to treating acute knee injuries that is improving access and reducing wait times for patients.
NHL trims Rangers forward Carcillo’s suspension to six games
New York Rangers left wing Daniel Carcillo
Ontario leaders jockey for position ahead of tonight’s debate
Ontario Conservative Party Leader Tim Hudak speaks to media at a campaign event at MI5 Print and Digital Communications Inc. in Markham, Toronto on Tuesday June 3, 2014.
A brilliant fix for dull headlights
At private markets conference, Risley calls for more money
John Risley, President, Clearwater Seafoods Ltd., at his retail store in Bedford, Nova Scotia, June 1, 2012.
At midday: TSX slightly higher amid euro zone inflation worries
C Series jet engine setback ‘relatively minor’
Bombardier's C-Series100 touches down after its maiden test flight September 16, 2013 in Mirabel, Que.
Manitoba Opposition says wait times are still growing for ambulance off-loads
Alternative power vehicles on display in Alberta
TCHC ex-employees were behind ‘fraudulent’ invoice scheme, agency alleges
Damage can seen on the 24th floor of the apartment complex at 200 Wellesley St. in Toronto on Sep 27, 2010. Toronto Community Housing Corp. says it uncovered ‘fraudulent’ conduct after a forensic audit of insurance claims related to the fire.
Rogers teams with Vodafone in push for greater global presence
Guy Laurence, CEO of Roger,s held a media briefing at the companies head office in Toronto on May 23, 2014.
Rogers unveils City’s prime-time lineup, packs weekend nights with hockey
Andre 'Dre' Johnson (Anthony Anderson) and his dad (Laurence Fishburne) are pictured in the scene of the pilot episode of "Black-ish". The comedy is among four new prime-time series headed to City this fall, while weekend nights will be packed with hockey.
Canadian boards boast better governance than Europeans: study
A new study says Canadian boards of directors boast better governance practices than their European counterparts.
Public editor: Sometimes the number just doesn’t make any sense
Veterans advocates say changes to charter would cut benefits
Conservative MP Laurie Hawn speaks as members of the Commons veterans affairs committee hold a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, June 3, 2014., to release the conclusions of the statutory review it undertook in November 2013 of the Enhanced New Veterans Charter Act.
Report: League rejects new four-year offer from CFLPA
Ottawa Redblacks quarterback Henry Burris hands off the ball to Eric O'Neal at the first day of CFL training camp at Keith Harris Stadium in Ottawa on Sunday, June 1, 2014.
PrairieSky raises another $218-million
A pump jack is seen in this file photo.
147 reasons to love Canada: What deserves a spot on the list?
A fan with a Canadian flag painted on his face reacts before the men's ice hockey gold medal game between Sweden and Canada at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games February 23, 2014.
Speaker says NDP mailings broke rules, while party questions speaker's integrity
Minister John Duncan in his capacity as Chair of the Board of Internal Economy answers questions after delivering a statement on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, June 3, 2014.
Lena Dunham and Seth Myers among headliners at Toronto’s JFL42 comedy festival
Actress Lena Dunham attends "Howard Stern's Birthday Bash," presented by SiriusXM, at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York in January, 2014.
Ottawa man sought in human-trafficking probe
Police are appealing to the public for help finding Taylor Dagg, 23, of Ottawa, who is wanted in connection with a human trafficking investigation.
Harper’s heroic Ukraine message does not reflect reality
Roland Paris
Images from Tuesday's play at the French Open
Eugenie Bouchard of Canada reacts during her women's quarter-final match against Carla Suarez Navarro of Spain at the French Open Tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris June 3, 2014.
Tentative $29-million deal reached in Nova Scotia orphanage-abuse lawsuit
Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil is shown in Saint John, N.B., on May 26, 2014.
At the open: Stocks dip; Hudson’s Bay drops
A bronze plaque identifies the Hudson's Bay Company flagship store in Toronto, in this January 26, 2006 file photo.
Edmonton shootings that critically injure two men not considered random
SOCAN Songwriting Prize nominees announced
Louise Burns
Goldman’s Chisholm, one of firm’s top Canadians, to retire
A view of the Goldman Sachs stall on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on July 16, 2013.
Canadian envoy’s bike ride subtly rebukes China’s Tiananmen amnesia
Tuesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
A technician opens a pressure gas valve inside the Oil and Natural Gas Corp. gathering station on the outskirts of the western Indian city of Ahmedabad March 2, 2012.
Carrick: Hold on to your bonds, for now
Carrick on money: Nine signs you’re in debt denial
Man stressed at home
Ontario PCs, Liberals effectively tied in polls ahead of debate
Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak, Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath.
It took almost losing my dad to change my mind about marriage
Ontario election: Where the parties stand on the top campaign issues
A Ryerson University politics professor says the Ontario election campaign so far has focused on policies. But Wayne Petrozzi says he expects things to turn more negative, with the spotlight put on the character of party leaders.
Brad Pitt responds to Maleficent red carpet 'prankster'
Angelina Jolie, left, and Brad Pitt arrive at the world premiere of Maleficent at the El Capitan Theatre on Wednesday, May 28, 2014, in Los Angeles.
Harper heads for Europe to set hawkish tone on Russia for G7 gathering
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks in Toronto on May 30, 2014.
Loonie closes slightly lower ahead of Bank of Canada rate decision
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz speaks during a news conference upon the release of the Monetary Policy Report in Ottawa January 22, 2014. Mr. Poloz scheduled to make rate announcement on Wednesday.
Bob Cole to do play-by-play for Rogers hockey
Hockey Night in Canada play-by-play veteran Bob Cole. Photo: CBC
Six statements that sank the reputation of Turkey’s Erdogan
Adnan Khan
Vancouver gridlock costs commuters 87 hours a year, study shows
Traffic slows on Highway 1 eastbound near Kensington Ave. during the afternoon rush hour in Burnaby, B.C., on Monday June 2, 2014.
Before the bell: Stock futures lower, bond yields rise
Women die in Pakistan, yet the nation stands idle
Nazneen Sheikh
Top links: Sugar and the economics of obesity
Two sizes too small: Dr. Seuss and wonky Ontario election math
Michael Babad
Air Canada’s Rovinescu tapped as new IATA chair
Air Canada president and CEO Calin Rovinescu.
Ottawa teen dies in upstate New York car crash
Police tape marks a crime scene in this file photo.
The police get political
Margaret Wente
Not just sports: Outdoor play should be a key part of kids' activity, experts say
Stuart Lowther launches his daughter Brooke, 10, in their backyard pool in Burlington, Ont. as wife Deb Lowther looks on, Sunday, June 1, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Galit Rodan
Three top stock picks from Davis Rea’s John O’Connell
John O’Connell.
The dark side of technological advances
Driverless cars, like the ones pioneered by Google, have the potential to wipe out the taxi and trucking industries.
Washington faces loss of its last veteran of Second World War
The U.S. Capitol Dome in Washington.
June 3: World Cup soccer? Advantage … fakery – and other letters to the editor
A training session at the Serra Dourada stadium in Goiania, Brazil, on Monday, June 2, 2014.
Former OLG head Rod Phillips to take reins of CivicAction
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation President and CEO Rod Phillips, right, and OLG Chair, Paul Godfrey speak to reporters and members of the editorial board at The Globe and Mail in Toronto on March 11, 2013.
Tiananmen: a war of memory against forgetting
Rowena Xiaoqing He
On climate, Obama just turned up the heat
Lawrence Martin
U.S. urges Canada to act on climate change
U.S. Ambassador to Canada Bruce Heyman walks by a sculpture of a giant spider as he makes his way to deliver a speech at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, Monday June 2, 2014.
Horwath could be biggest wild card over Ontario campaign's final weeks
Adam Radwanski
How this firm got the edge fixing the stone-faced characters in Ottawa
Stone carver John-Philippe Smith of Smith & Barber Sculpture Atelier, works on a piece in Ottawa. ‘Our philosophy is to remain competitive using traditional tools and methods.’
Nine driving tips for those new to RVing
ROYALTY-FREE -- GETTY RV canyonlands
Why salespeople are so obsessed with pain and need
Sad man. Crisis concept.
Tongue-in-cheek on nose-to-tail
Montreal Chef Martin Picard knows there’s plenty of good meat in a pig’s head - and shows appreciation for the whole animal, not just the most tender, glamour cuts.
China’s slowing growth can’t keep lid on social unrest
Brian Milner
In Pictures: Fourteen sleek and stylish vintage RVs
1937 Hunt House Car
RV honeymoon the perfect solution for a semi-rugged couple
Six tips for networking at conferences and trade shows
Having a game plan, which includes careful management of travel time and taking part activies, can lead to new relationships and sales opportunities
Canadian chefs eager to get game on the table – especially the offal bits
It’s been years since Canadian wild game has appeared on restaurant menus. This fall that’s set to change and the impact of Quebec’s limited experiment – allowing licensed hunters to sell certain wild species to restaurants – on our culinary scene could be dramatic.
How to tell whether your idea is worth investing in
Calculating the fundamental financial metrics is a critical first step to ensuring that you are making smart business decisions grounded in real data
Sotheby’s doubles down in Calgary as luxury home sales climb
The Calgary Real Estate Board released the latest statistics on Monday, and they show that sales of homes below $400,000 are declining, while sales above that price are rising.
Brokers ride out the market slowdown
Snow covers the Scotiabank logo at the Bank of Nova Scotia headquarters in Toronto December 16, 2013.
True or false? You should always stop right on the line at a red light
A cyclist pedals away on the green light at the intersection at Bay St.and Bloor St. West on June 3 2013. (2013 file photo)
June 3: Your daily horoscope
Gemini
Lives Lived: Karl Anthony Head, 50
Karl Anthony Head
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