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US oil and natural gas rig count up by 2 to 859, first increase in 6 months
Houston Astros recall slugger Singleton from Triple-A; place reliever Qualls on disabled list
NC State's Salahuddin aims for strong return at linebacker after missing year with knee injury
Calgary group crushing cancer, one party at a time
Rob Antle, from left, Andrew Belleti, Zachary Novak and Mike Auer raised funds in partnership with Joe’s Team for the Alberta Cancer Foundation and Tom Baker Cancer Centre in Calgary.
Shell drill fleet heads to Arctic while company awaits final permits; critics question process
Edmonton police arrest man after girl sexually assaulted in store washroom
Take a look inside Globe Investor Magazine
Investors are braced for further reaction on world stock markets after Greece closed its banks and imposed capital controls on Sunday.
For the nimble investor, opportunity in China is undeniable
Traders work on the trading floor of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange during the first day of trading after Chinese New Year in Hong Kong, China, on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014. China’s surging stock prices may be a bubble. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t more money to be made
A contrarian’s guide to bank stocks
Investing in the Big Five can yield impressive returns. But finding the Mighty One – the bank stock most likely to soar – is better still
Why this fund manager sees fresh appeal in a 133-year-old stock
When we asked Brandon Snow, co-chief investment officer at Cambridge Global Asset Management, to name his favourite stock for the next five years, he picked one of Canada’s most venerable firms – George Weston Ltd.
Top Canadian investor braces for biggest opportunity yet
Hanif Mamdani has thrashed the market by staying cool while others are panicking. Now he’s bracing for the biggest opportunity yet
Five things that define millennials’ consumption habits
Faceoff: A bull and bear put Tesla Motors to the test
2014 Tesla Model S P85 with a price tag of just over $124, 000 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Why shareholder activism in the oil patch has flopped
Carl Icahn, billionaire shareholder activist, speaks during the World Business Forum in New York, U.S., on Oct. 11, 2007. A surge of investor activism in the oil patch has forced boardroom changes. But share prices have so far failed to take notice
Stephen Poloz’s favourite economic indicator
Bank of Canada Governor’s favourite economic indicator, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, consists of a count of the number of businesses operating in re seeing opportunities.
Four songs you need to hear: Sean Michaels’s playlist of the week
Scotiabank Giller Prize winner Sean Michaels is photographed in Toronto, Ontario, Tuesday, November 11, 2014.
Imperial Oil, partners defer exploration plans in Beaufort Sea
Oil companies will outline their safety and environmental plans for Arctic drilling in meetings in Inuvik, NWT. AP Photo/Greenpeace, Steve Morgan
Blue Jays recall second baseman Devon Travis from triple-A Buffalo on Friday
Residents near Toronto-area café face long-term impact of shooting
Investigators with the York Regional Homicide Unit released additional images of the suspect and suspect vehicle following a fatal shooting that occurred at the Moka Cafe in the City of Vaughan.
Imperial Oil, partners defer exploration drilling plans in Beaufort Sea
Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead
Calendar
Eleven new Canadians, eleven years later: How one Afghan family found freedom
Jev Dost high-fives his niece Muzhda Azizi on a visit to Jev’s father Azim’s home.
Will the newly united Penguin Random House weaken Canadian publishing, or save it?
Penguin Random House’s Canadian operation, with the exception of India, is the only one to physically consolidate thus far.
5 concerts chronicle the story of the Grateful Dead's long strange trip
Alberta inquiry judge makes recommendations after prisoner dies of head injury
Younger Americans taking notice of CFL, new survey suggests
The Ottawa Redblacks' Henry Burris throws against the Montreal Alouettes during the first half of their game in Montreal on June 15. A new survey suggests the CFL is growing in popularity among Americans under 35.
Journalist's defamation trial against John Furlong draws to a close
2 men bitten by sharks in waters off North Carolina, South Carolina coasts
Chinese stocks plunge, but investors expect impact in the US to be limited
Canadian solar panel makers pin hopes on upcoming trade decision
Workers install a solar panel in the Gansu province. Canadian manufacturers say cheap solar panels are being dumped into Canada.
Kosovo fails to pave way for tribunal to try wartime leaders for alleged war crimes
Jimmy Fallon injured his hand, requiring surgery and shelving 'Tonight' show taping
English coach says Canada feeling World Cup heat despite easy ride from refs
Lawyer argues in closing arguments that Furlong defamed journalist
John Furlong arrives at the B.C Supreme Court in Vancouver, British Columbia on June 15, 2015.
Film academy diversifies its membership; Common, Oyelowo, Mbatha-Raw, Hart among new members
Why TV networks are dialling down divisions and sharing shows
Simon Houpt
Brazil's women's softball team crowdfunding to prepare for Pan American Games in Toronto
Cuba-born boxer leads athletes sweeping up European Games medals for adopted Azerbaijan
NDP deputy leader broke rules, but unintentionally, integrity commissioner says
Stock pickers make their case to stem the flow into index funds
In this Oct. 8, 2014 file photo, a man walks to work on Wall Street, near the New York Stock Exchange, in New York.
Catch up: Terrorists attack sites in three countries and other stories you may have missed
Police officers control the crowd while surrounding a man  suspected to be involved in opening fire on a beachside hotel in Sousse, Tunisia.
Government protection for B.C.'s glass sponge reefs not enough: group
Review: New novels from Susanna Kearsley, Candace Bushnell, Genevieve Graham, Judy Blume, Sophie McManus, and Eliza Kennedy
Author Judy Blume poses for a portrait in Santa Monica, California, May 31, 2013.
Porzingis arrives, Knicks hope 7-foot newcomer from Europe can help spark their turnaround
Navy's new patrol ship named after Wolfville naval hero William Hall
Seattle mayor on gay marriage: 'Welcome to the other side of the rainbow'
Canada checking whether citizens among dead in Tunisian terror massacre
Police officers try to control the crowd after a gunman opened fire at a beachside hotel in Sousse, Tunisia, June 26, 2015.
Bard on the Beach’s King Lear plunges into a father’s foolish pride
From left, Jennifer Lines, playing the role of Regan, and Colleen Wheeler, playing Goneril, are led by the stellar titular performance of Benedict Campbell in King Lear. bard on the beach king lear Jennifer lines, benedict campbell and colleen wheeler photo by David Blue
High-speed rail systems, critical to getting around in much of the world, remain elusive in US
Younger Americans taking notice of CFL, new survey suggests
Potash Corp.’s proposed K+S takeover would be no cake walk
An interior view of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc.'s, facility in Lanigan, Sask.
Review: Debut novels from Andy Sinclair, Chigozie Obioma and Jessamyn Hope
Nuggets draft pick Emmanuel Mudiay says he's ready to play with NBA's best
B.C. veteran who was 'eerily calm' after he shot his wife handed life sentence
Three men charged after five buildings destroyed by fire in Joggins
Canadian pension plans boost funding as rates rise
Of 600 Canadian pension plans that are Mercer clients, almost two-thirds are now over 90-per-cent funded, up from less than half at the start of the year, the firm said.
A look at the people Alberta's Notley has picked to handle sensitive files
Hinda Avery’s The Resisterrrz takes on the Holocaust with humour
Artist Hinda Avery’s latest series,The Resisterrrz, features family and friends reimagined as cartoonish, foul-mouthed resistance fighters. makes paintings that reimagine the women in her family as Hitler-fighting feminist resisters.
Review: The subtle power of Damian Rogers’s Dear Leader and Ben Ladouceur’s Otter
Ben Ladouceur
Parts of Alberta can expect warmer than normal temperatures: Environment Canada
Herdman says his team has made Canada proud, now it's time to make history
RCMP say two men face charges after meth lab discovered in Kamloops, B.C., house
Take a look inside Fort McMurray’s colossal rumpus room
The sports facilities on Fort McMurray’s McDonald Island will play host to the first official CFL game of the season.
Oilers make it official, draft Connor McDavid with first pick of NHL draft
Sears Canada in 'make or break' stage as retailer continues to struggle: analyst
Experts: Vanderbilt juror's failure to disclose previous sex crime during questioning a rarity
Canada checking whether citizens among dead in Tunisian terror massacre
Bubba Watson shoots 67 to maintain 2-stroke lead after 2nd round at Travelers Championship
NYC bill would require single-occupancy, publicly available bathrooms to be gender-neutral
Canadian solar module makers say duties needed to survive cheap Chinese imports
The Latest: Police say 1 escaped prisoner 'was shot when he didn't comply,' 1 more sought
Nova Scotia achieves milestone level of wind power generation
Veteran Jamel Richardson on the comeback trail with Saskatchewan Roughriders
Los Angeles Kings re-sign forward Tyler Toffoli to $6.6 million, 2-year contract
Mark O'Meara withdraws from US Senior Open in Sacramento because of injured foot
New Brunswick chooses question for court on school bus language concerns
Twitter explodes with reaction to U.S. gay marriage decision (including mockery of those who plan to move to Canada)
Demonstrators in support of same-sex marriage cheer after the same-sex marriage ruling outside the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday.
Jami Attenberg: ‘It’s always the middle that is the hardest, scariest part for me’
Why newcomers are beginning to bypass Canada’s big cities
A Canadian flag flies from an apartment balcony in the Riverdale neighbourhood of Hamilton, Ontario on Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Riverdale is a highrise immigrant neighbourhood, third largest concentration of immigrants in Canada, and growing fast.
SpaceX capsule to deliver new parking spot for space station, reserved for future crew ships
Spain's Rafa Cabrera-Bello shoots 5-under 67 for 1-stroke lead in Munich
Towns and Tyus arrive in Minnesota, Euro League MVP Bjelica soon to follow them to T-Wolves
Scott Thomson, Manitoba Hydro CEO, to step down in September, no successor yet
Review: Nelly Arcan’s Breakneck shows why she’s one of the best writers Canada has ever produced
Breakneck is the last of Quebec writer Nelly Arcan’s books to be translated into English.
Guatemala arrests 3, including 2 police in killings of 2 journalists
Winnipeg cop who had contact with Tina Fontaine back on duty after leave
A pair of officers encountered Tina Fontaine at a traffic stop on Aug. 8, just days after she had been reported missing from foster care and about a week before she was found dead in the city’s Red River.
Twins put rookie Byron Buxton on DL, with sprained left thumb injured trying to steal a base
Officers continue relentless pursuit for two convicted killers
CHASM FALLS, NY - JUNE 26: A correction officer participates in a search for convicted murderers Richard Matt and David Sweat on June 26, 2015 in Chasm Falls, New York. Matt and Sweat were discovered missing from a prison in nearby Dannemora on June 6. DNA from the two was reportedly found recently in a remote hunting cabin about 15 miles west of the prison. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Germany foresees 3.4 per cent increase in spending next year while balancing budget again
My name is Nathalie and I’m a high-school lip-dub-aholic
Nathalie Atkinson.
Boca president says Tevez is returning to Buenos Aires club; will sign deal after Copa America
TD: These are the energy stocks to buy if oil bounces back
A Husky Energy operation.
Man recants theft allegation that left deaf, homeless man in jail for 6 weeks
Public Editor: Why using anonymous sources is sometimes necessary
The story about Ontario Minister Michael Chan was definitely in the public interest.
Second Quebec youth pleads guilty in 2014 triple slaying
President dissolves board of Nigeria's corruption-riddled state oil company, probe expected
Smithsonian to improve ethics policies after controversy over climate change research funding
US breaks ground on new border consulate in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico
European Games blazing trail for integration of disabled athletes into able-bodied competition
Killers like the alleged Charleston gunman don’t just spontaneously generate
Tabatha Southey
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