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New Toyota minivan lets parents use built-in microphone to scream at unruly kids in back seats
FDA warns consumers to avoid pure powdered caffeine after death of Ohio teen
Contra Guys: Joining the insiders in Cascade Bancorp
Judge finds Manitoba tax hike without referendum legal, doesn't violate Charter
We need to talk about masturbation, the last great sexual taboo
Google search suggestion for the word “masturbation” shows part of the problem with trying to discuss the issue seriously
Not everyone loves Salsa: St. Clair street festival a nightmare for some businesses
Dozens of people take to the streets in the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto on July 14, 2013.
If you’re looking for a seafood-induced bliss-state, head to Yasu
Chef Yasuhisa Ouchi prepares a hand roll of tuna (Maguro) with shiso.
How Amazon's Kindle Unlimited e-book service compares with rivals Scribd, Oyster
This screen shot taken from an iPhone shows five books, top row, available through Amazon's Kindle Unlimited subscription service. The service will allow unlimited access to thousands of electronic books and audiobooks for $9.99 a month in the online giant's latest effort to attract more users. (AP Photo)
Ex-Citizenship and Immigration Canada employee charged in alleged passport fraud
CPPIB buys 39% stake in Europe's Interparking for equivalent of $546M
Dividend, demographics make Chartwell a good long-term bet
Toronto's summertime roadwork fest the start of a noisier – but sounder – future
Construction work at the intersection of Dundas St. West and Spadina Ave. on July 15 2014. Traffic lanes have been reduced to single lanes in all directions and busses are running on the Spadina route instead of streetcars. The work is expected to be complete by the end of August this year.
Exploring the legacy of American Plains Indians ledger drawings, an art form weighted by tragedy
Cheyenne at Home, attributed to Howling Wolf, Southern Cheyenne, ca. 1875, ink, pencil and watercolour on paper
Locally transmitted chikungunya virus detected in U.S.
The first two locally acquired cases of a painful mosquito-borne viral illness, chikungunya, have been reported in Florida.
Rogers sheds new light on what personal data spy agencies can get
Colin Freeze
A power player in Nova Scotia’s burgeoning clean energy market
Everest College Canadian campuses to be sold by troubled U.S. parent company
For Willem Dafoe, ‘the target is always moving’
Willem Dafoe, on the red carpet at Cannes in May, had, surprisingly, never worked before with Philip Seymour Hoffman.
Report says Kitimat, B.C., airshed can accommodate oil, gas, smelter industries
Lifetime's 'The Lottery' actor says bleak plot may not be far from reality
David Alpay plays James Lynch alongside Marley Shelton's character Alison Lennon on Lifetime's "The Lottery" in this undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Lifetime Canada, Philippe Bosse
Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor contemplates the future of music, keeping it fresh on road
FILE - In this March 27, 2014 file photo, Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails performs at the Vive Latino music festival in Mexico City, Mexico. Reznor and his band, Nine Inch Nails, embark on a North America tour co-headlining with Soundgarden, on Saturday, July 19, 2014, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell, file)
Inside the mind of the night prowler stalking Etobicoke
Security camera image of suspect in Etobicoke break-ins and sexual assaults.
Is this the most awesome city on the Adriatic coast?
City officials are hoping to have the Venetian walls and several other historic structures declared a World Heritage Site.
Florida signs defenceman Dmitry Kulikov to three-year, $13-million deal
Florida Panthers defenceman' Dmitry Kulikov
Interactive map: Tracking Toronto's ongoing construction
Construction work has begun at the intersection of Dundas St. West and Spadina Ave. on July 15 2014. Traffic lanes have been reduced to single lanes in all directions and busses are running on the Spadina route instead of streetcars. As well as water main repairs, streetcar tracks will be replaced with work expected to be complete by the end of August of this year.
Germany’s Triple Crown of cartels
German Oktoberfest-goers and other beer-and-sausage aficionados have discovered they have yet again been burned by cartels.
To Harper, a ‘majority’ (on sex) is not always a majority (on marijuana)
Tabatha Southey
Nickelodeon star Alexandra Shipp replaces Zendaya in Lifetime film about R&B singer Aaliyah
FILE - This Nov. 25, 2012 file photo shows Alexandra Shipp at the British Academy Children's Awards in London. Shipp has very little time to get ready for her new role as the late R&B singer Aaliyah. Lifetime spokeswoman Kannie Yu LaPack confirmed Friday, July 18, 2014, that Shipp will play the singer, who died in a plane crash in 2001. Shipp replaces Zendaya in the Lifetime biopic "Aaliyah: Princess of R&B." Zendaya pulled out of production last month. (Photo by Jon Furniss/Invision/AP, File)
Guards disciplined for allowing murder suspect to escape from Edmonton hospital
Can’t put a price on loyalty? Sure you can, ask a car dealer
2014 BMW 6 Series
LeBron James asks fans which number he should wear
Photo posted on LeBron James’ Instagram account, showing the two jerseys he wants fans to decide on upon his return to Cleveland
Bon Jovi, Rogers part of Toronto group looking to buy Buffalo Bills: Report
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment CEO Tim Leiweke (right) chats with Jon Bon Jovi as MLSE Chairman Larry Tanenbaum (left) looks on during first half NBA action between the Toronto Raptors and the Boston Celtics in Toronto on October 30, 2013. Sources tell the Associated Press that Bon Jovi and Tanenbaum are part of a Toronto group trying to buy the Buffalo Bills
Energy investors: Take your profits now
MH17: Six delegates headed for AIDS conference confirmed dead in Malaysia Flight 17 crash
Electrolux posts Q2 net loss on restructuring charges, says demand picking up in Europe, US
Roger Sloan takes a pass on RBC Canadian Open
Roger Sloan
Work begins on new $1.8 billion Salt Lake airport; traveller fees, federal grants to foot costs
Forest fires rage across B.C., forcing thousands to flee
A water bomber drops water on a hillside in West Kelowna, B.C. Over 2500 residents of the area were evacuated when the fire suddenly grew in size threatening nearby homes.
Farmers disappointed Ottawa not offering special help for flooded fields
The swollen Assiniboine River covers farmland along Grand Valley Road west of Brandon, Man. on July 6, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Tim Smith
‘I always looked for advice from books’: Heather O’Neill
All aboard: railway passenger service resumes in northern Manitoba
Pagani Huayra supercar is coming to Canada
Baby, no: Minor-league baseball team to host destruction of Bieber, Cyrus CDs
Three young adult fiction books worth a read
Short term, big impact: Meet new Councillor Ceta Ramkhalawansingh
Ceta Ramkhalawansingh was chosen to fill the empty seat in Ward 20 riding of Trinity-Spadina after a second ballot was needed on July 7, 2014. The seat opened up after Adam Vaughan left to run for the federal Liberal party.
Mating for Life: A beach read that hits all the marks, maybe too perfectly
Marissa Stapley
People familiar with sale documents to AP: Bon Jovi part of Toronto group looking to buy team
FILE - In this June 26, 2014, file photo musician Jon Bon Jovi performs during a concert of the American rock band Bon Jovi in Lisbon, Portugal. Bon Jovi is part of a Toronto group that has retained a banking firm and submitted paperwork expressing interest in buying the Buffalo Bills, three people who have reviewed documents regarding the sale process told The Associated Press on Friday, July 18, 2014. (AP Photo/Armando Franca, File)
Globe readers often catch errors that others miss
Sylvia Stead, The Globe and Mail’s public editor, is not immune to error.
More than a lesson in native-white relations, Smoke River focuses on its characters’ complex allegiances
Krista Foss
Mark Sakamoto’s Forgiveness: A family history that is also Canada’s
Sakamoto’s family memoir is also a rebuttal to the myth of a flawlessly multi-culti Canada.
Mike Duffy maintains innocence after charges in expenses scandal
Suspended senator Mike Duffy pictured out front of the Kozy Kennell in Kensington, PEI, on Friday, July 18.
'Corner Gas' stars say reuniting for movie is like getting together with family
Brent Butt gives an interview in The Ruby Cafe, one of numerous Corner Gas sets in Rouleau, Sask., on Wednesday, July 16, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Michael Bell
For 2014 NFL, look for rule changes, high-profile rookies and new coaches
With LeBron James’ return, Johnny Football might not be the top star in Cleveland, but Manziel will still get plenty of attention for what he does on and off the field this summer.
Speech bubbles: Imagine if Mike Duffy and Thor really said this
De Rosario, Bradley showcase acting talents in ‘Day Off’ spoof
Dwayne De Rosario and Michael Bradley in a scene from the MLS spoof Mike McGee’s Day Off
Mike McGee's Day Off
Cryer and Kutcher to marry on last season of 'Two and a Half Men'
Actor Jon Cryer appears backstage at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, Sept.23, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
The TSX’s most overbought and oversold stocks
TMX Group Inc. signage is displayed on a screen in the broadcast center of the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Monday, Oct. 31, 2011. A takeover of Toronto Stock Exchange owner TMX Group Inc. by a group of Canadian banks and pension funds is "significantly" more likely to succeed after TMX's board endorsed the C$3.73 billion ($3.73 billion) offer, analysts said. Photographer: Norm Betts/Bloomberg
Putin’s proxies: How much did he control Ukraine’s rebels?
Stephen Saideman
Dundee sells stakes in REIT family
Dundee Corp. has sold stakes in two of its REITs after David Goodman took over as president and CEO.
This week in the history of Canadian humour: the anti-American hatefest
Photos: Forest fire threatens West Kelowna homes, crews fighting blaze from the air
Flames from a forest fire are seen burning on a hillside in West Kelowna, B.C., early on July, 18, 2014.
Man charged with 1st-degree murder in death of M'Chigeeng elder on Manitoulin
Why literature written out of the First World War is some of the last century’s finest writing
The uniquely dehumanizing quality and horrifying conditions of the Great War impacted the art of the time.
'Treme' actor Rob Brown settling shopper-profiling suit; Macy's says it welcomes all customers
FILE - This March 17, 2008 file photo shows actor Rob Brown "Stop-Loss" at the premiere of the film in Los Angeles. Brown, who accused Macy’s of racially profiling minorities as shoplifters is settling his civil rights lawsuit. Brown’s case has been "settled in principle," Macy’s Inc. said in a statement Friday, July 18, 2014, a federal judge also indicated in a filing Wednesday that an agreement was in the works. He said he was accused of credit card fraud at Macy’s flagship store after buying a $1,300 watch for his mother for her college graduation in June 2013. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, File)
Canadian dollar stronger than expected in July, near 6-month high of 94 cents US
Roy Lichtenstein estate gives 21 sketchbooks, other drawings to The Morgan in NY
Podcasts bring the First World War to life
The newly transformed atrium at the Imperial War Museum in London.
As more states legalize pot for fun and medicine, edibles industry burgeons
In this Thursday, July 10, 2014, photo, a white board displays cooking class information at the New England Grass Roots Institute in Quincy, Mass. The proliferation of marijuana edibles for medical and recreational use is giving rise to a cottage industry of foods, infused olive oils, cookbooks and classes as more states legalize marijuana use. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
Market misreading the runes on new inflation data
David Parkinson
Soupy, sooty skies over B.C. as more than 160 wildfires sear woodlands
Nissan inks five-year deal with Manchester City
Nissan president and CEO Carlos Ghosn (second from the right) holds a Manchester City jersey with Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano, right, as they pose with Akira Kaetsu, president of the Yokohama F Marinos and player Manabu Saito in Yokohama, Japan. Nissan will become a sponsor of City Football Group. The “80” on the soccer jersey refers to Nissan’s 80 years in business.
Bombers pick up import linebacker Abraham Kromah from Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Ouch: How inflation is outpacing wages
Michael Babad
Vision Critical attracts new investors
Employees work at the Vision Critical offices in Vancouver, British Columbia on April 4, 2013.
Bill Maher, Jason Biggs under fire for controversial Twitter remarks
Bill Maher
Comcast reaches deal with ESPN to carry upcoming SEC Network
Imperial War Museum reopens with a fresh take on the Great War
Changes include a revamp of the historic, grand atrium by Foster + Partners and a First World War trench exhibit.
Why this artifact-filled room is Arlette Ravet Rigby’s favourite
Chef Mark Filatow’s Okanagan Backyard Burger
The homemade burger by executive chef Mark Filtow of the Waterfront Wine Restaurant.
What can I use to stop my lips from burning in the sun?
The steamy tale of a President, his mistress and torrid love letters – but not the one you think
Sarah Hampson
Plant of the week: Allium ‘Millennium’ (Ornamental onion)
How can I tell a fake antique from the real thing?
Seattle’s creative class and the ‘’hood that could’
The Museum of History and Industry in South Lake Union, Seattle, Wa.
What Hamas and Israel hope to achieve in Gaza
Michael Bell
Judge considers opposition in Corcoran Gallery's merger National Gallery, George Washington U.
FILE - This May 15, 2014 file photo shows pedestrians passing the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington. The District of Columbia has filed court documents in support of allowing the Corcoran Gallery of Art and its college to merge with two larger institutions. D.C. Attorney General Irvin Nathan filed comments this week supporting the museum's merger with George Washington University and the National Gallery of Art. The attorney general is charged with representing the public interest when a court considers major changes to a charity's structure. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf, File)
Evacuation order lifted in Tecumseh, Ont. after fire at food-processing plant
Firefighters try to put out a fire at the Bonduelle food-processing plant in Tecumseh, Ont., near Windsor, on Friday, July 18, 2014.
DC supports merger of Corcoran Gallery with National Gallery, George Washington University
50 years of designs from Oscar de la Renta goes on display at Bush library in Texas
This July 17, 2014 photo shows former first lady Laura Bush speaks during an interview next to her Oscar de la Renta dress and coat she wore to the swearing-in ceremony at her husband’s 2005 inauguration that are on display in Dallas. The ensembles are among more than 60 featured in a new retrospective on de la Renta’s career that opens Saturday at the George W. Bush Library and Museum. “Oscar de la Renta: Five Decades of Style,” which runs through Oct. 5, features designs worn by everyone from celebrities to socialites to first ladies. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
At midday: Rail, oil stocks lift TSX
CN Rail
'The Black Market' by Rise Against tops HMV Canada CD sales chart
Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week
MH17: Ontario student among victims mourned, along with children, AIDS experts and others
Andrei Anghel, 24, from Ajax, died aboard the Malaysia Airlines jet that was shot down over Ukraine on July 17, 2014.
Party photos of the week: Terrazza di Peroni summer soirée
Kirk Pickersgill (left), Sarah Gadon, Stephen Wong (right)
Ontario medical student, girlfriend among passengers of doomed Malaysian flight
COOKING ON DEADLINE: Recipe for easy steak and cheese pasta
This June 9, 2014 photo shows easy steak and cheese pasta in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)
Tyler Perry sued, accused of interfering with plan to turn former military base into studio
Forbes family cedes control of media company to Hong Kong group
Forbes Media’s leadership remains in place with family scion Steve Forbes staying on as chairman and editor-in-chief.
Man convicted of killing former Little Rascal dies in prison; had chronic condition
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