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Mystery injury sidelines Flames captain Mark Giordano indefinitely
Calgary Flames defenceman Mark Giordano puts Vancouver Canucks right wing Derek Dorsett into the boards
Leonard Nimoy, world famous as Mr. Spock on 'Star Trek' TV series and films, dies at 83
FILE - In this Jan. 11, 1982 file photo, actor Leonard Nimoy poses for a photo in Los Angeles. Nimoy, famous for playing officer Mr. Spock in “Star Trek” died Friday, Feb. 27, 2015 in Los Angeles of end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. He was 83. (AP Photo/Lennox McLendon, File)
Why is Stephen Harper’s anti-terrorism bill so popular?
Tabatha Southey
Jordan Bellerive hoping to follow in footsteps of Sidney Crosby and Steven Stamkos
British Columbia's Jordan Bellerive’s older brother and sister are both veterans of Team B.C. at the multi-sport Canada Winter Games
Banksy was here: Mysterious British graffiti artist sneaks into Gaza, makes war murals
A Palestinian woman works with her children near a mural of a playful-looking kitten, presumably painted by British street graffiti artist Banksy, is seen on a wall of destroyed which was destroyed in last summer's Israel-Hamas war, in Beit Hanoun, in the northern Gaza Strip, Friday, Feb. 27, 2015. In a short film posted on his website, the popular street artist appears to sneak into Gaza through an underground tunnel from Egypt. The video shows aftermath footage from the 2014 Gaza summer war and includes political commentary about the strip’s misery. Some of his work is seen as well, such as a drawing of a Greek goddess cowering against a remaining concrete slab of a destroyed structure.(AP Photo/Adel Hana)
Map: 98 James St. S., Hamilton, Ont.
The Connolly is a 30-story highrise condo that keeps the facade of the James Street Baptist Church built in 1882.
Two men arrested in death of Pickering woman found after house fire
On Site: The Connolly builds a new history for downtown Hamilton
The Connolly is a 30-story highrise condo that keeps the facade of the James Street Baptist Church built in 1882.
Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week
Fans and friends mourn death of Leonard Nimoy, TV's Spock
Leonard Nimoy, cast member of the new film "Star Trek Into Darkness", poses as he arrives at the film's premiere in Hollywood May 14, 2013. Nimoy died on Friday Feb 27, 2015 at age 83.
Shoalts: Clarkson aims to get back to his old Devil ways as a Blue Jacket
Toronto Maple Leafs right wing David Clarkson fights against Tampa Bay Lightning right wing B.J. Crombeen at Air Canada Centre.
NY exhibits featuring rare photos and mementos mark centennial of Frank Sinatra's birth
FILE - In this 1954 file photo, Frank Sinatra sits with recording artist Jill Corey at the Harwyn Club in New York. A couple of New York exhibits are paying homage to the centennial of Frank Sinatra's birth by displaying rare photographs and mementos, many of them from the family archive. (AP Photo, File)
Quebec Court judge's hijab removal decision sparks widespread criticism
Wearing the Hijab when she went to court, Rania El-Alloul poses for a photograph at her home in Montreal, Saturday, February 28, 2015. A crowdfunding campaign in support of El-Alloul, who was refused her day in court because she was wearing a hijab, has raised more than $20,000 in its first day. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
Tories, NDP say Wynne crossed the line with comments on OPP byelection probe
Bulls expect Derrick Rose to return this season from knee surgery
Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose underwent knee surgery again to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee
White House proposes privacy bill, Democrats and consumer advocates say it falls short
FILE - In this Jan. 28, 2015 file photo, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) building in Washington. The White House this week circulated legislation aimed at encouraging U.S. businesses to do more to protect consumer privacy. But privacy advocates were pushing back even before its release, saying it does nothing to hold businesses accountable for misusing a consumer’s personal information. The bill also encourages industries to draft “privacy codes of conduct.” The Federal Trade Commission could take action against a company if it violates its own code. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File)
Say cheese: The latest style trend is shutterbug chic
Old meets new at the Art Shoppe’s first location change after 78 years
Although the Art Shoppe’s new Toronto location sees less foot traffic, window displays remain a hallmark.
When high performance meets style: Is Adidas’s Ultra Boost really ‘the greatest running shoe ever?’
Party photos of the week: Book Lover's Ball and Canadian Film Centre Gala
From left, Amy Burstyn Friz and Helen Burstyn, co-chairs of The Book Lover’s Ball.
Sprint Cup car stolen from hotel parking lot near Atlanta
Travis Kvapil's NASCAR Sprint Cup car has been stolen ahead of a race this weekend near Atlanta
The best day trips from London
Canterbury Cathedral in Canterbury, England.
Roundtable on missing indigenous women results in few concrete steps
AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde, right, sits with Rinelle Harper, 16, who survived a brutal attack in Winnipeg in November, wait for the start of the National Roundtable on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Ottawa on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015.
Are energy stocks overbought or oversold?
Energy-industry stock offerings have picked up this year along with merger and acquisition activity as investors have rediscovered the sector following a weak 2013. T
Adil Charkaoui blasts decision to suspend leases to Montreal Muslim schools
Adil Charkaoui heads to a news conference in Montreal on Friday, February 27, 2015. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
Nova Scotia tourism says service cuts will save over $1 million a year
Health Canada warns about bedbug control products after 2 Alberta children die
RCMP say B.C. hockey dad might get charged for threatening son's referee
Trudeau faces great risk in debate about Canada’s military mission
Bruce Anderson
Competitors watch hungrily as Seminole Tribe's blackjack deal in Florida may be near an end
Map: 138 ST ANDREWS RD., TORONTO
Jail urged for woman who put silicone into buttocks with caulking gun
Marilyn Ely Reid, 46, is shown in a police handout photo.
Why Canada is no longer a leader in global drug policy
Marijuana is weighed at The Dispensary, a medical marijuana dispensary in Vancouver, on Feb. 5, 2015.
Toronto tops list of major cities when it comes to income inequality:report
Calgary to host the 2016 Juno Awards at the Scotiabank Saddledome
Map: 20 LONG ISLAND CRES., TORONTO
Larger of Bombardier's new planes takes to the air in test flight
Map: 33 LOMBARD ST., TORONTO
Business events and economic reports scheduled for the coming month
Map: 380 LIPPINCOTT ST., TORONTO
Read and vote: Have Canada-U.S. relations hit a low point?
A woman holds U.S. and Canadian flags in Ottawa.
Map: 49 KINGS PARK BLVD., TORONTO
Map: 35 BABY POINT CRES., TORONTO
As tastes change, food companies try donning hipster guises
In this Feb. 20, 2015 photo, Nathan Seymour, top left, with a surfboard, chats with his friends at U.S. Taco Co., which is owned by Taco Bell, in Huntington Beach, Calif. As people increasingly reach for foods that stray from the norm and seem less processed, some companies are testing whether it would pay to tuck away their famous logos in favor of more hipster guises. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Andrew O’Hagan’s The Illuminations is worth the trip into the dark
Andrew O'Hagan
In Japan, the two-tiered nature of a fragile recovery
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks at his official residence in Tokyo on Feb. 25, 2015.
Queen Elizabeth is looking for a new chauffeur
Britain's Queen Elizabeth stands beside the new Bentley state limousine at Windsor, southern England, after it was presented to her Wednesday, May 29, 2002. The Bentley in claret and black livery is a Golden Jubilee gift to the queen from a British-based business consortium. Like the queen's other official cars, this one has no registration number plate, and carries her personal Coat of Arms at the front, on the roof of the car.
Map: 128 Airdrie Rd., Toronto
Nick Hornby’s Funny Girl a celebration of frothy entertainment
Nick Hornby’s Funny Girl celebrates frothy pop entertainment with its look at a fictional 1960s British TV comedy show.
Ottawa posts $2.4B surplus for December compared with $1.2B surplus a year ago
OSC bans Conrad Black from holding company director, officer roles
Former media baron Conrad Black has been permanently banned from acting as a corporate director or officer of a public company in Ontario. Black is shown at the University Club in Toronto on Tuesday, November 11, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
Ottawa nears balanced books with $2.4-billion surplus in December
Finance Minister Joe Oliver says he needed a bit of help on some speeches because he was so busy.
Cesar Aira’s The Musical Brain and Other Stories is an exhibition of intensely unbridled imagination
Pasha Malla
Grain lower, livestock mostly higher
Team B.C. hockey captain Jordan Bellerive didn't have to go far to hone skills
British Columbia's Jordan Bellerive is seen during the first period of hockey action against team Quebec at the Canada Winter Games in Prince George, B.C. Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Bodies found at site of Quebec fire where children were believed missing
Police tape
Long-missing Picasso painting, found in US, to go back on display in Paris' Pompidou Centre
This undated photo provided by the United States Department of Justice, shows a cubist painting entitled “The Hairdresser” by Pablo Picasso. Authorities say the painting worth millions of dollars was stolen in France and smuggled into the U.S. by someone who falsely labeled it as an "art craft" worth about $37 when it was shipped. U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Loretta Lynch filed a civil forfeiture complaint Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015, over the painting. (AP Photo/U.S Department of Justice)
Former royal spectator at Winnipeg Jets games returning to Manitoba
What's new on Netflix Canada, Shomi, CraveTV in March?
Three new comics worth a read
Seven bids for a bungalow on an historic Scarborough street
Icebreaker on standby in ice-choked Cabot Strait in case ferries get stuck
Move-in ready Scarborough house attracts a bidding war
Author Susan Juby: ‘Who can resist a rich, good-looking villain who rides horses?’
Susan Juby
Huge Lombard St. condo sells on the strength of the view
Obama to host European Council president Tusk March 9 to talk Ukraine, trade, terrorism
Victorian-era bakery priced to undercut competing Annex homes
Clicking or pain in your shoulder? That’s a sign of trouble
Strategic pricing helps move East York house
US consumer sentiment index slides in February as wintery weathers chills consumer spirits
In this Saturday, Jan. 3, 2015 photo, shoppers walk along the retail, dining and entertainment area of the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, Calif. The University of Michigan issues its monthly index of consumer sentiment for February on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)
Baby Point home buyers seize the chance to avoid a reno
Conrad Black defiant in face of Ontario bans
File photo of Conrad Black exiting an Ontario Securities Commission hearing in Toronto on Monday October 6, 2014.
Talk of Santana and sprinklers as Blue Jays set for first full-team workout
Toronto Blue Jays stretch during spring training workouts at Bobby Mattick Training Center
Leaside home sells over asking, eyed for demolition
Signed contracts to buy US homes climb in January to highest level in nearly 18 months
In this Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015 photo, a "sale pending" sign is posted atop a realty sign in front of a home in Surfside, Fla. The National Association of Realtors releases its January report on pending home sales, which are seen as a barometer of future purchases, on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
Small businesses decline deals and still thrive after Shark Tank
In this Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015 photo, Daniel Rensing, left and his wife Stephanie, owners of The Smart Baker, are photographed at their warehouse in Rockledge, Fla. Annual revenue for their company is close to $1 million, up from $130,000 before their March 2012 appearance on the reality TV show "Shark Tank".
RBC Taylor Prize finalist M.G. Vassanji on the inspiration for his book And Home Was Kariakoo
OMERS earns 10% return in 2014, reduces funding shortfall
OMERS CEO Michael Latimer is shown in this undated handout photo.
Lush graphic novel captures the New Look of Dior
Recipe: Slow-cooked Chickpeas with Spicy Peppers and Arugula
From 'Pulp Fiction' to Oscar meme, the highs and lows of John Travolta
FILE - In this Feb. 22, 2015 file photo, John Travolta, right, touches the face of Idina Menzel as they present the award for best original song at the Oscars at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Since strutting onto the big screen in “Saturday Night Fever,” John Travolta’s career has been one of dramatic ups and downs, from comeback king to Internet meme. Travolta, 61, is prepping a handful of projects and ahead of the release of an explosive documentary on Scientology that focuses considerably on Travolta’s relationship with the organization. (Photo by John Shearer/Invision/AP, File)
'I feel like I walk past the ghost of myself' - Diane Lane returns to NYC stage after 40 years
FILE - In this Aug. 22, 2014 file photo, Diane Lane arrives at the 3rd Annual Beyond Hunger Gala , in Beverly Hills, Calif. Lane returns to the stage in "The Mystery of Love & Sex," a new play by Bathsheba Doran at Lincoln Center Theater in New York, the same place where in 1977 at age 12, she was in the ensemble of "The Cherry Orchard" with Raul Julia and Meryl Streep. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File)
At the open: TSX advances amid rising oil, gold prices
Oil pump jacks.
Marlins slugger Stanton faces first live pitching since being hit, doesn’t swing at any
Miami Marlins' Giancarlo Stanton takes batting practice
Volkswagen sees profit rise but issues cautious outlook for 2015, citing Latin America, Russia
Fiat Chrysler adds 467K SUVs to recall for fuel pump relays that could cause stalling
FILE - In this Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013, file photo, a line of unsold 2012 Durango sports-utility vehicles sits at a Dodge dealership in Littleton, Colo. Fiat Chrysler is adding more than 467,000 Dodge and Jeep SUVs worldwide to a 2014 recall to fix a potential stalling problem. The company says it's adding 2012 and 2013 Dodge Durangos and 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokees outside North America to a recall from September of last year. The Jeeps have diesel engines. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski, File)
Carrick best reads: Retirement is a bankrupt industrial age idea
Senior business manager discussing work with his colleagues.
Friday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
A Canadian Tire store is seen in North Vancouver, B.C.
Quebeckers suspected of joining Islamic State seen as friendly, engaged
Shayma Senouci is shown in a Twitter profile photo.
Spanish, Italian derbies head last-16 draw in Europa League
UEFA Europa League final ambassador picks a ball during the draw for the UEFA Europa League round of 16
City and Transport Department fined after fatal collision in St. John's
Canada forecast to see two years of tame economic growth amid oil shock
Michael Babad
Why the sales incentives on new cars may soon come to an end
2015 BMW X1
Indiana may allow ‘baby boxes’ for surrendering newborns
A prototype of a baby box, where parents could surrender their newborns anonymously, is shown outside the fire station in Woodburn, Ind., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015.
Eric Lindros says charitable reputation is reason for lawsuit against former referee
Eric Lindros, after he was recognized for his $5 million donation to London Health Sciences with the unveiling of the Lindros name atop the building at University Hospital in London in 2008.
Even the best DNA databank might not put names to the missing
Double helix DNA strand.
Turn it down: Millions of young risk hearing loss from loud music, UN health agency warns
What the pros like about ETFs – and what they don’t
Diana Avigdor, portfolio manager at Barometer Capital Management in Toronto, uses ETFs to buy quickly into an uptrend, buying her time to look for specifics.
Buying global without getting hung up on one country
Sub-Saharan Africa is not just about resources, and investing there can offer investors exposure to telcos, breweries, consumer staples, cement, financial services. Here, stockbrokers trade on the floor of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange in Harare.
What to expect after fund-fee rule changes
Less knowledgeable investors will benefit from the new rules only if the format makes the information easily accessible, says Neil Gross, executive director of investor advocacy group FAIR Canada.
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