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Jets clinch playoff spot, first post-season since return to Winnipeg
Winnipeg Jets center Jim Slater (19) and Colorado Avalanche defenseman Zach Redmond (22) chase down the puck during the first period at Pepsi Center.
Three people stabbed in Vancouver, suspect killed by police
Police officers are framed by police tape as they work at the scene where they shot and killed a man who allegedly stabbed three people in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday April 9, 2015.
Munk Debates: Be it resolved the West should engage, not isolate Russia
Research shows B.C. teens waiting longer to lose virginity
The results of a provincewide survey of more than 29,000 public-school students from Grade 7 through Grade 12 showed that 75 per cent of those asked reported never having intercourse or oral sex.
Hillary Clinton election machine set to launch on Sunday
In advance of Hillary Clinton announcing the launch of her presidential campaign, offices have already opened in Arlington, Va.
Habs look playoff ready in OT win over Wings
Montreal Canadiens' Jeff Petry, top, celebrates his goal past Detroit Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard during second period NHL hockey action Thursday, April 9, 2015 in Montreal.
Social-housing project on site of Little Mountain reopens
The entrance to the 15-acre Little Mountain site in Vancouver is seen in this file photo from June 26, 2012. Housing Minister Rich Coleman formally opened a 53-unit social-housing project on the site on Thursday – the first phase in replacing Little Mountain’s 224 homes.
Indian PM Modi eyes uranium supply deal with Canada
Cameco’s Cigar Lake mine manager Rick Forbes walks down one of the mine shafts at the Cigar Lake mine site .
Jays win over Yankees allows team to forget bullpen questions for a night
Edwin Encarnacion #10 of the Toronto Blue Jays follows through on an eighth inning home run against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on April 9, 2015 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
Mirtle: Miserable Maple Leafs to provide answers after lost season
James Mirtle
Body found on lawn of UBC president
The UBC president's residence, Norman MacKenzie House, is shown in a handout photo.
Alberta’s opposition parties unveil plans to fix the province’s economy
Alberta Wildrose Party leader Brian Jean departs for the next event after speaking with the media at the flood damaged Kananaskis golf course in Kananaskis, Alberta, Wednesday, April 8, 2015. Mr. Jean unveiled a blueprint to slash management jobs in government and health care, while deferring some capital projects and avoiding tax hikes.
Senators magical playoff run continues with win over Rangers
Mark Stone #61 of the Ottawa Senators celebartes a goal by Kyle Turris #7 (far left) at 18:35 of the second period against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on April 9, 2015 in New York City.
Canadian Sikhs aim to question Indian PM Modi about human-rights issues
In this file photograph taken on April 2, 2015, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi gestures as he speaks during the inauguration of a conference on Financial Inclusion in Mumbai. Balpreet Singh, legal counsel for the World Sikh Organization of Canada, said Canada also has “a duty” to raise concerns about human rights and violence against religious minorities during Mr. Modi’s visit.
Canadian women fall to France in friendly World Cup tune-up match
France's defender Amel Majri, left, kicks the ball past Canadian midfielder Desiree Scott during Thursday’s friendly match between the two countries. Canada lost 1-0.
Globe's Nathan VanderKlippe honoured for human-rights reporting
Nathan VanderKlippe reported from China’s remote Xinjiang region, where the largely Muslim Uyghur population faces severe restrictions on religious and cultural expression.
Vancouver’s DOXA film festival focuses on environment
How to Change the World looks at a group of scrappy radicals ‘haunted by the spectre of a dead world.’
Ottawa lowers growth forecast after Oliver’s meeting with economists
Minister of Finance Joe Oliver holds a press conference after meeting with private sector economists in Ottawa on Thursday, April 9, 2015.
Kelly: Weir fades into golf’s shadows as Canada’s Masters champion
Cathal Kelly
CRTC kicks off examination of Internet access across Canada
CTRC chairman Jean-Pierre Blais speaks to media at the CRTC offices in Gatineau, Que., on Thursday, March 19, 2015.
Kelly: Jordan Spieth chases records as Woods sputters at Augusta National
Cathal Kelly
Fort McMurray’s oil woes trickle into airport layoffs
Unionized staff wash windows at the airport in Fort McMurray, Alta. The airport is ending its contract with the union to cut expenses as flights to the oil-sands hub have dropped dramatically.
Toronto church says it won’t allow Ukrainian-born pianist to perform
Ukrainian-born piano soloist Valentina Lisitsa poses in Toronto on Tuesday.
Three top stock picks from ScotiaMcLeod’s Stan Wong
Stan Wong.
After year of touring, Sarah McLachlan to settle down in Vancouver
After nearly a year of touring, Canadian singer-songwriter McLachlan plans to settle down for the next few years in Vancouver.
Globe health reporter André Picard to receive honorary degree
Globe health reporter Andre Picard will receive an honorary degree May 14 at the University of Manitoba’s medicine convocation.
Canada urged to consider medical tourism in new Conference Board report
Debra Owusu cleans rooms after a patient was discharged at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre last year.
B.C. Energy Minister optimistic Site C construction will begin in summer
Energy Minister Bill Bennett says he’s cautiously optimistic construction will start on the controversial Site C hydroelectric dam this summer, even as several court challenges loom.
Halifax airport reopens main runway after Air Canada plane crash last month
Crews work on an Airbus A320 that slid off a runway at the end of an Air Canada Flight 624 at Halifax Stanfield Airport in Enfield, Nova Scotia, March 29, 2015. The airport said it planned to open the runway on Thursday night but it didn’t elaborate on what limitations on its operations remain in effect.
Searching for value in the financial sector
Owner of Quebec seniors’ residence rejects blame for fatal fire
Roch Bernier, owner of the Residence du Havre, speaks to the media as he leaves the church after a ceremony in L'Isle Verte, Quebec, January 26, 2014.
SNC-Lavalin sues former executives over alleged bribery, embezzlement
According to the allegations, the fraud caused financial losses but also ‘caused injury’ to SNC-Lavalin’s reputation, particularly in its home base of Quebec.
Dove’s beauty campaign ‘has turned on the women it claims to champion’
In its new ads, Dove released an online video featuring women in five cities around the world who arrived at office buildings or shopping malls and were confronted with two doors: one labelled ‘average,’ the other ‘beautiful.’
Computer company is a penny stock ready to Pivot
David Milstead
70 per cent of murdered aboriginal women killed by indigenous men: RCMP
Bernard Valcourt, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada.
Undercover officer denies he suggested accused B.C. bomb plotter violated faith
An image from a video believed to be recorded by, and showing, terrorism suspects Amanda Korody, left, and John Nuttall.
The AMF, Amaya and a probe to watch
Barrie McKenna
Business oddities: Daddy’s little girl wins family feud
Kumiko, the daughter of Katsuhisa Otsuka, outmanoeuvred her father on the board of furniture maker Otsuka Kagu Ltd. last week, The Japan Times reports. It was the culmination of a bitter family feud, and daddy’s little girl prevailed with 61 per cent of the vote.
Erin Anderssen: Religious beliefs do not make it okay to shame and inconvenience other travellers
Erin Anderssen
Is separatism still Job No. 1? The PQ ponders Parizeau’s paradox
Former Quebec Premier and Parti Quebecois leader Jacques Parizeau speaks to supporters, November 16, 2009. REUTERS/Shaun Best (CANADA POLITICS)
Five Vancouver Island First Nations celebrates signing agreement-in-principle
Songhees First Nation dancer, Devon Lepine, performs the paddle welcome to Five Te'mexw member First Nations and guests at the Songhees Wellness Centre in Victoria, B.C., Thursday April 9, 2015.
Castro takes over from Cecil as Jays closer
Miguel Castro #51 of the Toronto Blue Jays checks the signs in the seventh inning against the New York Yankees n April 8, 2015 at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx borough of New York City.
Memo to Poloz: Please shine a light on shadow banking
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz holds a news conference on January 21, 2015 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Social-media uproar over rumours of ‘Exhibit B’ installation coming to Luminato
Jorn Weisbrodt, artistic director of Luminato.
In photos: Scenes from the oil spill in Vancouver's English Bay
Spill response boats work to contain bunker fuel leaking from the bulk carrier cargo ship Marathassa, second from top, anchored on Burrard Inlet in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday April 9, 2015.
Canucks send Markstrom to Utica with Miller set to return
Vancouver Canucks goalie Ryan Miller watches the play during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Montreal Canadiens in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday October 30, 2014.
Lowe’s launches plan to phase out pesticides linked to honey bee deaths
North Carolina-based Lowe’s said the studies on neonicotinoid pesticides are inconclusive, and it was taking the steps ‘out of an abundance of caution.’
Fading Penguins trying to stay upbeat as slide threatens playoff hopes
Pittsburgh Penguins' goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury makes a save against the Ottawa Senators second period NHL action in Ottawa on Tuesday April 7, 2015.
Canadian oil patch firms prepare for long-term recovery
Cenovus Energy plans to continue expanding its Foster Creek and Christina Lake projects in northern Alberta, as these two sites are still turning a profit even at current oil prices.
A record seven Kentucky players leaving school to enter NBA draft
Kentucky NCAA college basketball player Trey Lyles speaks to reporters after announcing his intent to place his name in the NBA draft during a news conference at the Joe Craft Center, Thursday, April 9, 2015, in Lexington, Ky.
Stage set for divisive debate on lower speed limit on Toronto streets
Current city of Toronto policies do not allow 30 kilometre-per-hour limits on streets without traffic calming measures.
Tips for making a move to a non-profit
There’s a misconception that once you make the move to non-profit, there’s no going back.
Should you buy a standing desk? The answer is maybe
Harvey Schachter
The agenda when Scotiabank’s Porter meets India’s Modi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks in Mumbai on April 2, 2015.
The best images from around the world for April 9
Bodybuilder Jens Dalsgaard from Denmark shows his muscles to visitors at the FIBO Power, a bodybuilding fair in Cologne, Germany.
The close: TSX rises on strength in energy sector
People walk down Bay St in the financial district in Toronto, Thursday January 22, 2015.
Bell Media president Kevin Crull ousted over journalistic meddling
Kevin Crull is photographed at CTV's Toronto offices on Oct 6 2010.
Catch up: How Canada ranks in the world and other stories you may have missed today
People relax in the sunshine on Parliament Hill in Ottawa in this file photo.
Two stocks, and one ETF, that fund managers are buying
Globe Unlimited’s Inside the Market is continually canvassing the buy side on their latest stock trades.
Science has spoken: Big wine doesn’t mean more flavour
Beppi Crosariol
U.S. judge jails woman accused in plot to join Islamic State group
Flags are posted on the home of Keonna Thomas, who is accused of trying to join and martyr herself for the Islamic State group in Syria, on Friday, April 3, 2015, in Philadelphia.
Amsterdam sex workers protest window closures in Red Light District
Masked prostitutes and sympathizers take to the streets of the red light district in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Thursday, April 9, 2015
Why do some people take delight in online shaming?
If you were stirred by Monica Lewinsky’s appeal or feel pity for the subjects in Jon Ronson’s book, So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed, chances are you were never the type to hurl threats or vile insults at strangers in the first place. If you’re upset by bullies, trolls and shamers, you’re probably not one of them.
Teenage Head: The band that (unintentionally) inspired Canadian punk
The punk genre didn’t exist when Teenage Head – pictured July 1, 1977 – came together in ’75, but the band has come to live with the label.
Don’t spoof $12.6-trillion U.S. treasury market, Fed group says
Big Wall Street names including former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs and U.S. Treasury alum Hank Paulson, and hedge fund founder Tom Steyer have made a big splash with a new study outlining how environmental havoc may hurt U.S. prosperity.
Sandra Martin: What the lives and legacies of Terry Fox and Glen Campbell have in common
Sandra Martin
Exploring the desire to stay ‘younger’: Should he go gently, or rage on?
Ben Stiller, left, plays a 40-something documentary filmmaker struggling with his age in While We’re Young, a new film by writer and director Noah Baumbach.
On Twitter, the cruelty is usually thoughtless
President Obama reads mean tweets on the Jimmy Kimmel show. "From time to time, we give celebrities a chance to read some of the mean things people tweet about them. We extended that same offer to our Commander in Chief, who happily agreed. This is an all President Obama edition of #MeanTweets."
Wim Wenders on bringing the passionate work of photographer Sebastiao Salgado to the screen
From left, The Salt of the Earth directors Wim Wenders, Juliano Ribeiro Salgado and photographer Sebastiao Salgado.
Rogers reports sharp drop in police demands for customer data
Rogers was the first major Canadian telecommunications provider to issue a so-called 'transparency report' in the wake of growing public concern over privacy and protection of personal data.
I’m convinced I have a book in me, but I need more than a title
Ducks aim to change coach Boudreau’s playoff reputation
Anaheim Ducks goalie Frederik Andersen, left, stops a shot by Dallas Stars' Antoine Roussel during the first period of an NHL hockey game, Wednesday, April 8, 2015, in Anaheim, Calif.
Defence argues Mike Duffy’s trips were for Tory business
A signed PMO photo of Prime Minister Stephen Harper with suspended former Conservative Senator Mike Duffy, an exhibit of the defence, is shown at the trial of Mike Duffy on Thursday, April 9, 2015.
In Clouds of Sils Maria, Binoche works star persona to dig deep into story of transformation
Juliette Binoche and Kristen Stewart in Clouds of Sils Maria
Our friends are chronically late. Should I cut them off?
David Eddie
Bay Street veteran to help govern Ottawa’s private assets
Business deal
Working dads under pressure to spend more time with kids
Reports show that many fathers feel as if they don’t spend enough time with their kids.
In a world filled with gluts, one metal is suddenly hard to find
Smelting and processing operations take place at at the Teck plant in Trail, B.C., on July 3, 2008.
Mississauga police officer stabbed by suspect who stole his cruiser
Crime Scene
Why Duffy’s trial will interest voters more than Conservatives think
Bruce Anderson
Taylor Swift reveals her mother has cancer
Taylor Swift arrives at the iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles on March 29, 2015.
U.S. man charged with trying to join Islamic State group in the Middle East
In the Feb. 2, 2014 photo provided by the Rock County, Wisconsin, Sheriffâs Office is Joshua Van Haften, 34, of Madison, Wisconsin.
Report: Steelers RB Le’Veon Bell suspended three games for marijuana, DUI arrest
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell
Canada's Ashton Brown to make history in Oxford-Cambridge race
The Cambridge Women's crew prepare for a training outing ahead of the BNY Mellon Men's University Boat Race and the Newton Women's University Boat Race on The River Thames
Barrick shareholders urged to vote ‘no’ on John Thornton's 'excessive' pay
An influential proxy adviser urged shareholders to oppose Barrick Gold Corp.’s compensation plans, saying it had concerns about chairman John Thornton’s “exorbitant” pay package.
Zynga’s stock plunges as founder’s return dismays investors
Mark Pincus speaks during the Zynga Unleashed event at the company's headquarters in San Francisco, California June 26, 2012.
Public editor: Report on Rolling Stone offers a good journalism lesson
Rolling Stone’s article was called a journalistic failure that was avoidable.
IOC cites low iron ore prices as it lays off 150 in Labrador City
Gated entrance to the Iron Ore Company of Canada's Labrador City mining operations.
U.S. sperm bank sued by Canadian couple admits it didn’t verify donor information
Frozen Storage At Sperm Bank
UQAM cleans up after Quebec’s anti-austerity protests boil over
An overnight student sit-in at the University of Quebec in Montreal caused destruction and large-scale police intervention ending in arrests.
Fellow Senate suspendee Patrick Brazeau shows up at Mike Duffy’s trial
Suspended senator Patrick Brazeau arrives at court in support of his colleague on the third day of suspended Senator Mike Duffy's trial in Ottawa on Thursday, April 9, 2015.
Matthew Teitelbaum leaving as head of Art Gallery of Ontario
Matthew Teitelbaum, AGO.
India’s cash-strapped national ice hockey team turns to social media to raise money
Hockey helmets are seen in this file photo.
Low gas prices force GM to hit pause on Chevy Volt production
Chevrolet Volt
High yield: The true bond market diversifier
Stock Market Chart on Blue Background
Nova Scotia budget forecasts $98-million deficit, spending cuts
A security officer controls the crowd arriving for the Nova Scotia budget at the legislature in Halifax on Thursday, April 9, 2015. The government is forecasting a deficit of $97.6 million and plans for public sector cuts and tax increases.
Dentons touts ‘powerhouse’ merger with McKenna Long & Aldridge
The corner of Bay Street and Adelaide streets in the heart of Toronto’s financial district.
Governor-General’s Performing Arts Awards honours talent from the sax to the stage
Governor-General David Johnston, right, inducts Walter Boudreau into the Order of Canada on May 7, 2014.
Is your sleek new kitchen making you fat? Modern spaces are not doing your waistline any favours
Designers are inadvertently helping to foster unhealthy habits with sleek, minimalist kitchens.
Historic season wasn’t without challenges for bobsled star Kaillie Humphries
Canadian bobsledder Kaillie Humphries debuted as four-man bobsled pilot in a Calgary World Cup race in 2014
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