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Hackers exploit Shellshock bug as fixes prove ineffective
Shellshock is a flaw in a ubiquitous interface that affects a wide range of computer systems and computer-driven devices.
Woman, 22, hit and injured by vehicle fleeing Toronto police: SIU
John Oliver making his mark on HBO in a mix of journalism and comedy
John Oliver speaks during "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver," in New York on April 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, HBO, Eric Liebowitz
A glance at how Canada made news at and around the United Nations this week
Kim Kardashian jostled outside Paris fashion show when person lunges forward out of crowd
In this June 2, 2014 file photo, Vitalii Sediuk poses at the AP office in Los Angeles. Sediuk, a former Ukrainian television reporter, told The Associated Press in an email that he is the person in a video with Kim Kardashian outside of her car at a Paris Fashion Week event, Thursday, Sept. 25, and that he’d only been trying to hug the star. Sediuk, 25, has gained a reputation for outlandish behavior on red carpets in Moscow, Los Angeles and Cannes. (Photo by Casey Curry/Invision/AP, File)
The close: TSX gets 'dose of reality', plunges to three-month low
TMX Group tickers zoom across banners in Toronto on May 10, 2013. North American markets delivered a "dose of reality" to investors Thursday, as it pulled back sharply, led by declines in metals and financial stocks.
PM's surprising speech to the UN: Full of children, free of ISIL
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during a United Nations Security Council meeting, Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2014, at U.N. headquarters. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)
Spain selects David Trueba film, 'Living is Easy With Eyes Closed,' to compete for Oscar
Hamilton officers cleared in takedown of man following multiple stabbing
Technology companies swoon, leading a broad decline in US stocks; Apple sinks on iPhone woes
Statoil puts Corner project on hold for at least three years, cuts 70 jobs
Prentice drives stake through Redford's signature Building Alberta ad campaign
Five reasons Barbra Streisand has stayed on top for 50 years
Barbra Streisand performs the song "Memories" from the film "The Way We Were" at the 85th Academy Awards in Hollywood
Visa obstacle looms as Harper heralds end of Canada-EU free trade talks
Romania's Prime Minister Victor-Viorel Ponta addresses the 69th session of the United Nations General Assembly Thursday, Sept. 25, 2014, at the United Nations headquarters. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
Chivalry for hire: A man servant at your beck and call
Pacers star Paul George back on his feet after gruesome leg injury
Indiana Pacers' Paul George responds to a question during a news conference Friday, Aug. 15, 2014, in Indianapolis.
Meet the man who scaled Argentina’s mountains to bring malbec wine to the world
Beppi Crosariol
A column is a half-formed thing
Russell Smith
Lights re-embraces pop, puts record label drama behind her with new album
Singer Lights poses for a portrait in Toronto on Friday, Sept. 19, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Hannah Yoon
Tory to focus on debates where Doug Ford is present
Toronto mayoral candidate Doug Ford shakes hands with candidate John Tory (R) before a municipal debate for the upcoming city election in Toronto.
McGill football star charged in domestic violence claims he's the victim: lawyer
Generation Z: The kids who’ll save the world?
Linda Manziaris, left, and her sister Susanna are young business women who are heavily involved in charity in Africa. Fourteen-year-old Linda operates an online jewellery business called Body Bijou and donates some of her profits to Susanna’s Girls Helping Girls organization.
This classic play brings ship voyages back to original storytelling
Timberlake Wertenbaker’s Our Country's Good is a historical drama, but is also a political commentary about Thatcher-era Britain.
Dow Jones charts flashing bearish signals
Canadian accused of smuggling had 51 live turtles stuffed in pants: US agent
Atco partnership wins US$340M maintenance contract for radar sites in Alaska
Moosehead shifts U.S. sales, marketing to U.S.-based imported beer specialist
Statoil halts multibillion-dollar Alberta oil sands project
A Statoil field worker looks at oil well heads on a well pad at the company’s oil sands operation near Conklin, Alta.
Canadians little affected by Home Depot data breach
Some banks would not make any specific comments on the Home Depot situation, saying only that they have taken precautions to minimize any impact from the breach.
Former member raises caseload, expertise concerns with Social Security Tribunal
Avalanche coach Patrick Roy not worried about an encore
Patrick Roy, the coach for the Colorado Avalanche photographed during second period action against the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Air Canada centre on Oct 8 2013.
Pass the torch: Introducing the Me to We Generation
Craig Kielburger, left, and his brother Marc will be back on a Toronto stage in October for We Day.
Atlanta Fed's Lockhart says inflation risk still low, rate increase unlikely until mid-2016
Dad’s love of garlic was oversized, like the bulbs he favoured, and his passion for bluegrass
Bank of Canada has flung the door open for loonie bears
David Parkinson
We can’t keep shrugging off sexism, and that goes for Fox TV hosts too
Erin Anderssen
Homemade: An inside look at six Canadian food manufacturers
Inside a manufacturing plant at Hawkins Cheezies.
High school students saw part of fatal fight between two tigers at Winnipeg zoo
Chrysler recalling nearly 350,000 vehicles over faulty ignition switches
A Chrysler logo is pictured at the Jacob Javits Convention Center during the New York International Auto Show in New York April 16, 2014.
US judge orders Texas brothers to give up as much as $400M for brazen fraud spanning years
Haven't we seen this one before? The Cadillac saga continues
He sent mixed signals, then snubbed me after I asked him out. Do I apologize?
David Eddie
Why we need to treat adolescents in a radical new way
U.S. psychologist Laurence Steinberg says it’s not teenagers who are confused; it’s the rest of us.
Josh Gorges stands by decision not to accept trade to Maple Leafs
Buffalo Sabres defenceman Josh Gorges addresses the media on opening day of NHL training camp, Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014  in Buffalo, N.Y.
US oil industry offers crude-train testing standards after accidents highlight risks
Country star Jason Aldean is engaged to former 'American Idol' contestant Brittany Kerr
FILE - In this June 4, 2014 file photo, country singer Jason Aldean, left, and Brittany Kerr arrive at the CMT Music Awards in Nashville, Tenn. Aldean and former "American Idol" contestant Brittany Kerr are engaged to be married. A publicist for Aldean confirmed on Thursday, Sept. 25, that the couple had gotten engaged, which was first reported by TMZ. Aldean filed for divorce from his wife, Jessica, last year after pictures surfaced of him and Kerr in Los Angeles bar. (Photo by Wade Payne/Invision/AP, File)
Montana man denies intimidation charge involving move to take back ranch lost in 1979 divorce
Perella Weinberg buys former squatter site in central Berlin
A bar in the Tacheles alternative art centre overlooks the Mitte district of Berlin August 7, 2010. Tacheles, a former bombed-out department store, is one of many forums for alternative culture in the German capital facing eviction from quirky historical properties which property developers want to transform into luxury flats, hotels and boutiques.
Canadian TV execs share critical picks on this coming season
A consumer is about to turn on their television. Canada's broadcasting landscape shifted in 2014 when Rogers snapped up the rights to NHL hockey for the next dozen years.
Venture: The (musical) schlock stops with Jingle Punks
Jared Gutstadt used to be a struggling musician. Not any more.
Mumbai madness: A layover worth experiencing
Marine Drive in Mumbai
US Bank refunding $48M to customers for credit card 'add-ons' they never received
Smart money: Oscar Belaiche on dividends
Goodman and Co. portfolio manager Oscar Belaiche
Ballard Power's John Sheridan on downsizing the dream
John Sheridan took over as CEO at Ballard Power Systems in February 2006
Wattpad's strategy is not exactly an open book
Allen Lau, who heads up Wattpad, sits on a stack of physical books while holding a digital tablet
The National Gallery of Canada names new curator of Canadian art
Heys International forced to innovate in competitive luggage industry
Emran Sheikh went from managing mall kosks to creating a fast-fashion suitcase powerhouse
Winter is coming and the markets will feel its effect
Feel the chill in the air? No, not the autumn breeze. I’m referring to the distinct frostiness that’s creeping into the outlook for stocks.
Nothing spreads like fear, especially in a battle against Ebola
A local Liberian artist paints a mural forming part of the country's fight against the deadly Ebola virus by education in the city of Monrovia, Liberia, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2014.
How a company can lose its voice to social media gaffes
Start-ups like Sprinklr are helping corporations manage–and even get value out of–incoming tweets and Facebook posts
Crime and punishment for banks (or not)
Not a single bank exec has been jailed for bringing on the financial crisis. As for those multibillion-dollar fines, they’re just seen as a cost of doing business
Is recruiting women in the tech industry a big deal?
A woman looks at her smartphone.
In the booming online poker business, Amaya will raise you billions
Despite bans and restrictions—not only in the U.S. but in Japan and other large countries—online gambling is a global phenomenon. According to consultants H2 Gambling Capital, worldwide online gambling revenues have quadrupled over the past 10 years to $36.9-billion.
Meet Bharat Masrani, the little-known man taking over TD Bank
Mentor and protege: outgoing Toronto-Dominion Bank CEO ED Clark (right) and his successor, Bharat Masrani
Veris Gold pays $182,000 penalty for chemical releases at Jerritt Canyon mine in Nevada
Fire forces evacuation at Toronto City Hall
Toronto’s City Hall was evacuated Sept. 25, 2014, after a fire broke out in the building’s basement.
From Dragon to doctor, private-school alumni on what they learned
Bruce Croxon of Dragon’s Den fame attended Ridley College.
Eight e-Bikes built by car companies
Why matching a student to the right school is not straightforward
Jewish schools give kids identity, academics and connectedness
Lisa Richler and two of her children, who attend Toronto Heschel Jewish day school in Toronto.
Chrysler recalling nearly 350,000 vehicles; faulty ignition switches could shut down engines
Man charged after police say elderly woman, son, hurt by intruder in Niagara Falls
Alberta woman who stabbed baby son in Saskatchewan sentenced to four years
Electrical transformer fire sparks evacuation of Toronto city hall
Firefighters carry gear after putting out an electrical fire that started in the basement of Toronto City Hall in Toronto on Thursday, September 25, 2014. The building was evacuated. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
B.C. man who tried to peddle stolen boat to Mounties avoids jail sentence
Average US rate on 30-year mortgage eases to 4.20 per cent; 15-year loan at 3.36 per cent
In this Aug. 14, 2014 photo, realty signs stand outside a gated townhome community in Santa Fe Springs, Calif. Freddie Mac reports on average U.S. mortgage rates for this week on Thursday, Sept. 25, 2014. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Details of oil fields in Syria, oil locations in Iraq under control of Islamic State group
FILE - In this April, 1975 file photo, Syria opens its fourth oil field at Jbeissah, 19 miles west of the Iraq Border. Activists say that U.S.-led airstrikes have targeted Syrian oil installations held by the militant Islamic State group, killing at least five people on Thursday, Sept. 25, 2014. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and two local activist collectives say the airstrikes hit refineries and oil fields in the eastern provinces of Deir el-Zour and Hassakeh.(AP Photo/Harry Koundakjian, File)
McGill football star charged with domestic violence
McGill University football player Luis-Andres Guimont-Mota has been charged with assault, robbery and uttering threats.
Incoming premier of Newfoundland and Labrador to review child death reporting
Paul Davis speaks to supporters after his third ballet win for the leadership of the provincial Progressive Conservative Party in St. John's on Saturday Sept. 13, 2014. Davis says he's not sure a new law is required to inform the child and youth advocate whenever children receiving government services die.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Daly
Global investment funds pledge ‘carbon footprint’ disclosure
Now Trending: Comedy duo Key & Peele said no to Barack Obama
Keegan-Michael Key (left) and Jordan Peele in Key & Peele
Injured hiker rescued from West Coast Trail by Canadian air force
Country Clipper Riding lawn mowers recalled due to a fire risk
Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil takes aim at public sector costs
Lt.-Gov. J.J. Grant delivers the throne speech at the Nova Scotia legislature in Halifax on Thursday, September 25, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan
GLV to focus on water treatment after selling pulp and paper division for $65M
Legislation to cut number of Nova Scotia health districts coming Monday
CBS analyst Phil Simms stays away from 'Redskins,' as promised, during game against Giants
Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins warms up before an NFL football game against the New York Giants in Landover, Md., Thursday, Sept. 25, 2014. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
Lower crude oil prices, sliding autumn demand could send gas below $3 a gallon in many states
In this Wednesday Sept. 24, 2014 photo, a customer reaches for the regular switch to fill her tank with the $2.92-a-gallon regular gas at a RaceWay gas station in Richland, Miss. The typical autumn decline in gasoline prices is getting a big push lower by falling global oil prices. By the end of the year, up to 30 states could have an average gasoline price of under $3 a gallon. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)
CBS lead analyst Phil Simms avoids saying ‘Redskins,’ as promised, during game against Giants
Washington Redskins wide receiver DeSean Jackson makes a catch in the first quarter against Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Bradley Fletcher at Lincoln Financial Field.
Don Coxe to investors: This is a time for caution, not despair
American ski coach facing child porn charges in B.C. now indicted in U.S.
Suspect in Virginia student’s disappearance captured in Texas
This undated image provided by the Galveston County Sheriff’s Office shows a booking photo of Jesse Leroy Matthew Jr., who was arrested on a beach in the Texas community of Gilchrist.
Clooney-Alamuddin Venice wedding causing closure of Grand Canal walkway
George Clooney and his fiancee Amal Alamuddin pose for photographers as they arrive for the "Celebrity Fight Night" foundation gala dinner, in Florence, Italy, Sunday, Sept. 7, 2014. (AP Photo/Francesco Bellini)
Harvard University selects insider to manage endowment
Harvard University
Loonie closes near 90 cents (U.S.) as greenback shows strength
Canadian one dollar coins, also known as loonies, are displayed in Montreal in 2007.
Harvard University selects insider Stephen Blyth to manage its $34.6 billion endowment
Clear Channel Spectacolor takes unprecedented step to help produce Broadway's 'Side Show'
In this image released by Side Show shows a promotion for "Side Show: The Musical," at the St. James Theatre in New York. Clear Channel Spectacolor, an outdoor advertising giant with massive billboards and digital screens across Times Square, has taken the unprecedented step of helping produce "Side Show." The show, about a pair of conjoined twins during the vaudeville era, opens this fall at the St. James Theatre, fresh off a well-received run in Washington, D.C. The show has been reimagined and directed by Bill Condon. (AP Photo/Side Show, Bruce Glikas)
RCMP investigating after body of New Brunswick man found west of Edmonton
Ontario doctors not guilty of sexually assaulting woman
Amitabh Chauhan leaves the courthouse at Old City Hall in Toronto on Feb. 23, 2011. Dr. Chauhan and Suganthan Kayilasanthan were accused of allegedly drugging and then sexually assaulting a woman after a night of drinking and dancing at a Toronto club, but have been found not guilty.
Two doctors accused of drugging, sexually assaulting woman found not guilty
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