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March 23

Lance Bouma's net presence pays off for Flames in 3-2 win over Avalanche
Calgary Flames' Lance Bouma, left, celebrates his game winning goal against the Colorado Avalanche with David Jones during third period NHL action in Calgary, Alta., Monday March 23, 2015. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Larry MacDougal
Australian competition watchdog proposes blocking Qantas-China Eastern agreement
Family wonders why no AEDS in Walmart, company says evaluation ongoing
Two airline passengers arrive in B.C. with measles: health officials
Vin Diesel 'might never have gone into a delivery room' if it wasn't for Paul Walker
FILE - In this Feb. 22, 2015 file photo, Vin Diesel speaks on stage at the 45th NAACP Image Awards at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Pasadena, Calif. Vin Diesel, who announced Monday, March 23, 2015, on the Today Show that he named his newborn daughter Pauline in honor of his late friend and longtime co-star Paul Walker, revealed that some old advice from Walker had been top of mind in the moment. Vin Diesel, and Walker, co-starred in the “Fast & Furious" franchise. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File)
NATO secretary general tells Canada and allies to keep Russia in check
On Monday, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Russia’s defensive posturing, including threats of nuclear warfare, is part of a ‘pattern we’ve seen over time.’
Greenhouse gas emissions: Who’s responsible for climate policy in Canada?
Tar Island facility located at the Athabaska Oil Sands north of Fort McMurray, Ab. Aug. 31/2010.
Kelly: Spite sells better than hope for fans of Real Madrid's Gareth Bale
Cathal Kelly
Dubnyk continues meteoric rise as Wild edge hapless Leafs
Minnesota Wild goaltender Devan Dubnyk (40) goes to make a save of a deflection by Toronto Maple Leafs forward Sam Carrick (53) during the first period at the Air Canada Centre.
Ben Stiller happy nobody tripped during recent 'Zoolander' stunt at Paris Fashion Week
Ben Stiller attends the premiere of "While We're Young" at the Paris Theatre on Monday, March 23, 2015, in New York. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP)
Senators move into playoff spot with win over Sharks
Ottawa Senators' Mika Zibanejad, centre, celebrates a first period goal with teammate Mike Hoffman as San Jose Sharks' Logan Couture (39) skates away during first period NHL hockey action in Ottawa on Monday, March 23, 2015.
Environmental advocates take NEB fight to Supreme Court
ForestEthics Advocacy Association spokesperson Tzeporah Berman, right, speaks with challenge applicant John Vissers during a news conference in Vancouver on Monday.
Report says China manufacturing slips to lowest level in nearly a year as new orders shrink
Compromise reached over Central Tech’s sports fields
Exterior photos of Central Technical School (LEFT) and its closed playing field in Toronto on May 21 2014. The Ontario Municipal Board has approved a compromise over Central Technical School’s sports field, helping smooth the way for three more domed, privately run facilities planned at Toronto schools.
Auditor-general debacle costs B.C. $5.2-million for no good reason
Gary Mason
Duhatschek: Still seeking a Stanley Cup ring, Iginla returns to Calgary
Eric Duhatschek
Yuan trading hub to streamline Canada-China financial services
Canada's Finance Minister Joe Oliver speaks at an Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) event that is launching a Renminbi (RMB) clearing centre and trading hub in Toronto, March 23, 2015.
Asian Development Bank president says Chinese-led regional bank a potential partner, not rival
FILE - In this March 23, 2015 file photo, Asian Development Bank President Takehiko Nakao, left, poses with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang for a photo at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. The president of the Asian Development Bank says a proposed Chinese-led regional bank is a potential partner instead of a rival and the ADB is talking with Beijing to share its experience. (AP Photo/Lintao Zhang, Pool, File)
Roz Chast, Atul Gawande, who wrote about aging, receive Books for a Better Life Awards
Son of former Hells Angels kingpin Boucher mistakenly released from prison
Former NHL player, Stephen Peat, accused of setting fire to Langley, B.C., home
Washington Capitals' Stephen Peat, right, punches Pittsburgh Penguins Krzysztof Oliwa, of Poland, during first period NHL hockey action in Pittsburgh on Dec. 21, 2001. A former National Hockey League player faces two arson charges in connection to a fire at his father's home last week. Thirty-five-year-old Stephen Peat turned himself into RCMP in Langley, B.C., on Thursday and was charged with arson with disregard for human life and arson causing property damage. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Gary Tramontina
The imitation game: Italy targets Canadian-made 'Italian' food
From left, Assistant Trade Commissioner at Italian Trade Commission, Piero Titone, Italian Agriculture Food and Forestry Policies Vice Minister and Trade Delegation Chair, Senator Andrea Olivero, and Italian Ambassador, Gian Lorenzo Cornado, speak with food producers at the The Italian Food & Wine Delegation Tour's visit to the Made In Italy event at the Liberty Grand in Toronto on Monday, March 23, 2015.
Report says Japan must boost productivity to stave off economic decline as population shrinks
FILE - In this Jan. 5, 2015 file photo, company workers are seated on the main hall of Kanda Myojin shrine, known as the shrine of commerce and industry, as they offer prayers for a good business year on the first business day of the year. Japan’s future prosperity will depend on improving its lagging productivity, says a report by McKinsey Global Institute that urges companies to boost their own competitiveness by better use of their workers. The report suggests better use of women and older workers; improved access to financing for entrepreneurs, and a more aggressive approach to tackling global markets by making company management more global in nature. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi, File)
Ted Cruz targets Obamacare as first official runner for White House
Texas Senator Ted Cruz, right, with wife Heidi and daughters Catherine, left, and Caroline, greets supporters in Lynchburg, Va., Monday.
Convicted terrorist Omar Khadr to make case for release on bail
Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr is shown in this undated handout image from Bowden Institution in Innisfail, Alta.
Law society in Nova Scotia appealing ruling in favour of Christian University
Du Toit kicks Canada to 24-23 win over US in Junior World Rugby Trophy qualifier
House Dems say added abortion language eases concerns over Medicare doctors deal with GOP
Probe of police action launched after man suffers head injury during arrest
Bid for White House renews focus on Calgary birthplace of Ted Cruz
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz poses for pictures with students shooting "selfies" after confirming his candidacy for the 2016 U.S. presidential election race during a speech at Liberty College in Lynchburg, Virginia March 23, 2015.
Utah brings back firing squads if lethal drugs are unavailable
This June 18, 2010, file photo shows the firing squad execution chamber at the Utah State Prison in Draper, Utah. Utah's governor has signed a law that makes his state the only one to allow firing squads for carrying out executions if no lethal injection drugs are available.
Regina Humane Society says prognosis for cat with taped paws looking good
Washington auditor returns to work, says he's co-operating with federal investigation
Thomas Shapley, Deputy Director, Communications, Washington State Auditor distributes a prepared statement from Washington State Auditor Troy Murphy in Olympia, Wash., March 23, 2015. Kelley returned to work Monday following a week where his home was raided by federal agents and his office turned over records that were subpoenaed by the Justice Department. (AP Photo/The Olympian, Steve Bloom)
Foster-bed registry urged for Manitoba
A girl who cannot be identified stands near the Best Western Hotel where she is in Child and Family Services care in Winnipeg Manitoba, March 9, 2015.
These 15 stocks are gushing cash
The Highland Valley copper operation, in which Teck has a 97.5-per-cent interest. Teck tops our screen, with an average FCF yield over the past five years which exceeds 20 per cent.
Why you need your own investment policy statement
Thane Stenner
Alberta to ban people under 18 from tanning beds
A tanning bed is seen in North Vancouver, B.C. Tuesday, March, 20, 2012. Legislation introduced Monday in Alberta would prohibit anyone under 18 from using the beds, which aim to bronze the skin by bathing people in ultraviolet rays.
Funeral services stock offers both income and growth
Fabrice Taylor
Tory MP supports calls for legislative oversight of anti-terror bill
Conservative MP Michael Chong gestures during a news conference December 3, 2013 in Ottawa. Mr. Chong said he supports the government’s Bill C-51, but added he also agrees with the opposition parties that a committee of MPs should oversee the work of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and other national-security operations.
Singapore's GDP per capita
Ambassador Heyman says ‘no better trading relationship’ than Canada-U.S.
U.S. Ambassador to Canada Bruce Heyman participates in an American Chamber of Commerce in Canada Pacific Chapter event in Vancouver Thursday. The ambassador says he doesn’t focus on the ‘rocky bits’ of Canada-U.S. relations.
Ring of Fire
Betty Lee ‘a comet’ in Canadian journalism
Betty Lee, pictured in 1961 while a staff writer for The Globe’s Weekly Magazine: ‘When she was looking into something, nothing stopped her.’
China's biggest deals in Europe
Rising demand brightens future for battered, falling lumber stocks
West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. stock is down about 9 per cent.
Three top picks from Horizons’ Brooke Thackray
New SeaWorld ads confront aftermath of Blackfish documentary
Killer whales Trua, front, Kayla, center, and Nalani perform during the Believe show in Shamu Stadium at the SeaWorld Orlando theme park in Orlando, Fla., March 7, 2011. SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. unveiled a $10-million advocacy campaign intended to blunt criticism of its whale shows and reverse a two-year drop in attendance. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Phelan M. Ebenhack
Three people charged in two drug overdose deaths on southern Alberta reserve
Ministry of Natural Resources probing mystery coyote killings in London area
Infographic: Buffett indicator
Financial investor Warren Buffett looks on during an announcement ceremony at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., in this file photo taken Jan. 28, 2015.
Transport falls off ramp onto Hwy 401; westbound express closed at Hwy 404
Housing market hints at changes with declines in key cities
Rob Carrick
The CRTC’s channel change: Too little, too late
iStockPhoto -- ROYALTY-FREE Old TV 1940-1950
Union pulls out of sawmill inquest over company’s contentious investigation
The Lakeland Mills sawmill in Prince George, B.C., on April 25, 2012, after a fire and explosion killed two workers.
From jungle to juggernaut: How Singapore pulled off its economic miracle
Ian McGugan
Business Highlights
St. Lawrence Seaway opening delayed one week until April 2
Why are Manitoba foster kids still living in hotels?
Tina Fontaine's portrait sits on an end table at her aunt Thelma Favel's home on the Sagkeeng First Nation, Pine Falls Manitoba August 20, 2014. Lyle Stafford for the Globe and Mail
Instagram launches Layout, new app for making photo collages
Ottawa to pay $17.3-million to Exxon, Murphy Oil for Nfld. trade violation
In the decision in favour of Exxon Mobil and Murphy, the panel found that a research-spending rule established by the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board contravenes the trade pact.
Archeological survey says no indigenous artifacts at Montreal office tower site
Nation's mayors call for more federal transportation funding during meeting in Boston
Standing beneath a bust of founding father John Adams, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio addresses members of the media during an availability after a U.S. Conference of Mayor's Cities of Opportunity Task Force session at historic Faneuil Hall Monday, March 23, 2015, in Boston. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia)
Why your job isn't guaranteed while on parental leave
pregnant woman
Canada announces bid for 2019 bobsled and skeleton world championship
Lawyers paint contrasting portraits of woman who filed Silicon Valley gender bias lawsuit
Three strains of medical marijuana recalled by federally regulated company
Cannabis plants at Tilray, a medical marijuana grow-op in Nanaimo, B.C., on August 14, 2014.
Freedom Industries pleads guilty to pollution charges in West Virginia chemical spill case
Court orders Bell to drop mobile TV pricing while it appeals CRTC decision
Barbados to remove Queen Elizabeth II as titular head of state
Barbados plans to remove Queen Elizabeth II as titular head of state and replace her with a ceremonial president.
Sandra Stuart takes over as CEO of HSBC Bank Canada
Sandra Stuart is currently the chief operating officer of HSBC Canada, and will become chief executive officer effective June 1.
Alberta to ban people under 18 from tanning beds to protect against skin cancer
Tories proposing expanded role into Syria in fight against IS; extend mission by one year
Defence Minister Jason Kenney answers a question during Question Period in the House of Commons in Ottawa on Monday, March 23, 2015.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Stock analysis: Lululemon reaches best rating in a year
The Lululemon Athletica shop located on Queen St. West in downtown Toronto is pictured on July 3 2014.
Ontario Energy Board approves natural gas rate decreases
'Insurgent,' 'Cinderella' beat the boys at the box office; new Sean Penn flick debuts in 4th
Grooming women for the top? Make sure you’ve got men at the table
Mo’ne Davis asks college to reinstate player after offensive tweet
FILE - In this Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2014, file photo, Little League pitcher Mo'ne Davis throws out the ceremonial first pitch prior to a baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Washington Nationals, in Los Angeles.
Canada Bread closing Halifax plant that employs 105; production moving to N.B.
Whiting, McCormick, Feeport-McMoRan, Sonus and Digital Ally are big market movers
Crown requests harsh sentence for man accused of killing dog and cat
Courtroom sketch of Nicolino Camardi on Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014.
NCAA Tournament scores big on opening weekend with highest TV ratings in 22 years.
Duke's Jahlil Okafor (15) and San Diego State's Skylar Spencer (0) chase the ball during the second half of an NCAA tournament college basketball game in the Round of 32 in Charlotte, N.C., Sunday, March 22, 2015. (AP Photo/Nell Redmond)
Flames, Jets and Kings facing pressure with playoff spots on the line
Winnipeg Jets' Mark Scheifele (55), Mark Stuart (5) and Blake Wheeler (26) celebrate Stuart's goal against the Washington Capitals during first period NHL action in Winnipeg on Saturday, March 21, 2015.
Marking 20 years at HBO, Gumbel's 'Real Sports' takes on NCAA
In this image released by HBO, Bryant Gumbel, appears on the the set of "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel." The HBO newsmagazine is marking its 20th year. (AP Photo/HBO, Patrick Harbron)
Hospital overcrowding led to poor care in Saskatchewan man's death: NDP
The top reasons people search for a new career
What’s drives people to seek a career change? You’d be surprised.
Rapid test speeds up access to tuberculosis treatment in Nunavut, study finds
The Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) bacteria is shown in a 2006 high magnification scanning electron micrograph image. A study has shown that a new rapid tuberculosis test can change treatment in Nunavut, where rates of the disease are among the highest in the country.THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, CDC - Janice Carr
Catch up: A skyrocketing price gap in Toronto and other stories you may have missed today
The Gardiner Expressway and nearby condo buildings shown on Nov. 18, 2014.
Health-care stocks are hot for a reason
The market success of health care is based on high levels of sales and profit growth in a broader environment where improvement in these areas has been remarkably rare, even with the help of widespread share buybacks.
The words of Julie Andrews: Actress' next memoir will cover 'The Sound of Music,' other hits
FILE - In this Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015 file photo, Julie Andrews presents the award for best original score at the Oscars at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Andrews’ next memoir will tell the back story of “Mary Poppins,” “The Sound of Music” and other beloved works during her years as one of the world’s most popular entertainers. Hachette Books announced Monday, March 23, 2015, that the Oscar-winning actress is working on a follow-up to the 2008 release “Home,” which covers her childhood and early years in show business. (Photo by John Shearer/Invision/AP, File)
Massachusetts leaders seek consultant on bid to hold 2024 Olympics in Boston
Rates on 3- and 6-month bills fall at weekly US Treasury auction
Will Pan Am village pave the way for a 2028 Olympic bid?
Canary District co-developer Jason Lester at the Pan Am village in Toronto on Friday. The athletes’ village will become condos, rental apartments and student accommodation when the Games are over this summer.
Renowned artist Alex Janvier will do signature piece for Edmonton arena project
Alberta artist Alex Janvier is shown in a handout photo. Janvier has been chosen to create a signature art piece for Edmonton's new hockey arena project. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO
Beware a possible ‘profit recession’ for U.S. equities
A woman's umbrella turns inside out as she walks past the Nasdaq MarketSite during a snow storm in Times Square, Midtown New York March 20.
Dave Lowry named head coach of Canada’s world junior hockey team
Team Canada poses for the team photo after a 5-4 win over Russia to capture the Gold medal game of the 2015 IIHF World Junior Championship on January 05, 2015 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Former NHLer Dave Lowry named head coach of Canada's world junior hockey team
Victoria Royals' Dave Lowry, right, is named WHL Coach of the Year, winning the Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy, in Calgary on Wednesday April 30, 2014. Lowry has been named head coach of Canada's team for the 2016 world junior hockey championship.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Larry MacDougal
The best images from around the world for March 23
Rough seas: Feds concerned that aging wine at sea may result in contamination of bottles
FILE - In this May 6, 2014 file photo, Jim "Bear" Dyke, the owner of Mira Winery, hands a bottle of wine off a boat docked in Charleston, S.C. The wine had just been recovered after being aged in Charleston Harbor for six months as part of an ongoing experiment to gauge the effect of ocean aging on wine. The federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau released an advisory on March 17, 2015 saying that the agency will now refer any label applications for products aged under the sea to the Food and Drug Administration to determine whether the wine is considered unadulterated under federal law. (AP Photo/Bruce Smith)
EDC, Chinese bank working together to promote use of renminbi in trade deals
C.J. Gavsie (left), co-head of Global Fixed Income Currency and Commodities at BMO Bank, puts through the first-ever Canadian dollar to RMB trade through North America's first trading hub for China's currency at BMO Bank's trading floor in Toronto on Tuesday, March 24, 2015. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
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