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Investment conference funds SickKids research
Queen’s University graduates Jeff Gallant and Kyle MacDonald co-founded Capitalize for Kids.
After much progress, UCI president Brian Cookson keeps pushing cycling through era of change
Obama nominates career diplomat to replace top Iran negotiator at No. 3 State Dept. post
Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead
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Even the stars of mining deals are sidelined in sinking market
Eric Reguly
EBay Canada’s Andrea Stairs takes pragmatic approach to business, life
Andrea Stairs, managing director, eBay Canada.
Obama Foundation says 140 architecture firms seeking to design Chicago presidential library
Forward Scepovic scores in 2nd minute to give Getafe 1-0 win over Malaga in Spanish league
Pope Francis' visit to White House falls on Yom Kippur, holiest day of the year for Jews
SIU clears Toronto police officer who fatally shot robbery suspect
Vancouver condo sale sets building record
Falcons WR Jones returns to practice, ready to go vs Giants; Hester, Goodman, Reed ruled out
Redskins TE Jordan Reed listed as questionable against Rams; DB Rogers, LB Spaight out
Malli's hat trick puts Mainz 3rd in Bundesliga with 3-1 home win over Hoffenheim
Bills have plenty in store for Patriots, with air pumps on display as Brady & Co. come to town
In The Globe debate, the leaders offered little on fixing the economy
Barrie McKenna
Adobe, Freeport, La Quinta, Qualcomm, and Boeing are big market movers
Court decision: John Furlong wins libel case filed by Laura Robinson
Journalist Laura Robinson arrives at the B.C Supreme court during a trail against John Furlong in Vancouver, British Columbia on June 15, 2015.
Detroit Red Wings open camp, lose prospect Verrier to broken leg in collision with Helm
More than 1,000 fans welcome US Open champion Flavia Pennetta home to southern Italy
Custom Canmore mountain home outshines cookie-cutter lots
127 Casale Pl., Canmore, Alberta
New pipeline safety rule pending after increase in accidents stirs concern
Rays outfielder Desmond Jennings' season ends due to tooth infection
Loonie sheds a quarter of a cent on lower oil prices
A Canadian dollar coin, commonly known as the "Loonie", is pictured in this illustration picture taken in Toronto in this January 23, 2015, file photo. The Canadian dollar pared earlier session losses against its U.S. counterpart on Tuesday, strengthening after data showed January growth was better than feared. REUTERS/Mark Blinch/Files
Detroit TE Brandon Pettigrew ruled out against Minnesota this weekend
Hogtown Stories: Rapper on learning to put words to paper
Ian Alistaire McWilfred came to Canada in 1992 from Guyana.
Colorado State coach Mike Bobo braces for first rivalry game against Colorado
Obama's nominee for US Army secretary would be first openly gay service chief
UN nuke chief plans trip to Tehran to push probe of Iran alleged weapons work
Cardinals slugger Matt Holliday exits after being hit in head by Dan Haren fastball
Strong and Texas pinning turnaround on freshmen playmakers
Spain's La Liga clubs reduce debts to tax authority by 51 per cent since 2013
Who are the middle class, anyway? How politicians risk missing the mark
Ross Higgins stands in front of his parents’ home in Halifax.
Class portrait: Eight people on the perceptions and reality of Canada’s middle class
Crystal Saint Marie Howard sits with her son Ka'leo Stonechild, 3, at a park near their home in Vancouver.
Chartered financial analyst waits for the ‘fat pitches’
Howard Ma’s portfolio went to all cash in late 2014 because most of his holdings had reached their ‘estimated intrinsic values,’ and his technical indicators had given sell signals.
Megan Fox to guest star in recurring role as a new girl on 'New Girl' sitcom next season
Trudeau says if elected he would not seek appeal to Supreme Court over niqab
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau addresses supporters during a campaign stop on Friday, Sept. 18, 2015, in Montreal
Declassification of Falkland Islands war files gives ex-Argentine soldiers hope for justice
Former Vancouver Olympics boss Furlong wins defamation case filed by journalist
US ending Ebola screening of travellers from Liberia, but not Guinea or Sierra Leone
Kristen Stewart at Hooters and 11 other top moments from TIFF
Actress Ellen Page arrives with her girlfriend, Samantha Thomas, on the red carpet for the film "Freeheld" during the 40th Toronto International Film Festival.
Richard Oland’s secretary faces cross-examination at murder trial
Dennis Oland walks with an unidentified friend at his trial in Saint John, N.B. on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015. Oland is charged with second degree murder in the death of his father.
25 walrus found dead on northwest Alaska shore; federal agency investigating
Pennsylvania woman sentenced to 16 years in man's killing, dismemberment at Los Angeles hotel
Bills running back LeSean McCoy limited at practice because of hamstring injury
Water system being treated at site of legionnaires' disease outbreak
Federer, Wawrinka lead Swiss to 2-0 lead over Netherlands in Davis Cup playoff
Harper on defensive over ‘old stock’ comment, niqab case
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper was on the defensive Friday over comments he made during the Globe leaders’ debate the previous night
Stock analysis: Teck Resources rating on a positive trend as it rises to 5
A truck hauls a load at Teck Resources Coal Mountain operation near Sparwood, B.C. in this file photo.
Patrick Kane gets warm reception during scrimmage at Chicago Blackhawks camp
B.C. looks at highway or bridge to replace ferries on Sunshine Coast
Freelance journalist who sued John Furlong loses defamation case
Former Vancouver Olympics CEO John Furlong arrives at B.C. Supreme Court after the lunch break during the second week of a defamation case brought against him by journalist Laura Robinson.
National Bank Financial’s investment banking co-head departs
The move adds to the growing list of senior capital markets changes at Canadian investment banks.
Eichel approaching training camp like he has to earn a job with Sabres
UEFA punishes Hungary with empty-stadium order for fan racism in Euro 2016 qualifier
Farmworkers union claims victory in labour battle with large California fruit grower
Environmentalists expanding legal campaign to stop coal mining over climate change
Ciman back as Drogba, Impact get set to face first-place Revolution
Steelers defensive end Stephon Tuitt coming off foot injury, gearing up for 49ers
Suffocation added to USDA's bird flu euthanasia methods if virus returns in commercial flocks
U.S. Steel Canada threatens to leave Canada if court rejects request
Steam billows from a stack at the U.S. Steel Canada plant in Hamilton in this file photo taken March 4, 2009.
John Doyle: There aren’t enough Emmys to reward all the excellence
John Doyle
Patch of Mars named after another famous cold place: Winnipeg
Illustration of the Phoenix lander near the north polar permanent ice cap of Mars. A NASA team has named a patch of the Red Planet after another notoriously cold place: Winnipeg, Man.
No. 25 Oklahoma State QB Mason Rudolph ready for next test vs UTSA
B.C. highway signs in Tsilhqot'in language could mark road to better relations
Titans veteran tight end Delanie Walker returns to practice, questionable vs. Cleveland Browns
Sunday's lineups at the Rugby World Cup
Concussion-related issues cause running back Otis Gerron to end his Austin Peay career
All Blacks turn Kaino into backup lock with plan to dominate breakdowns at Rugby World Cup
There’s reward in forgoing TIFF’s big-budget, star-studded films
The Martian is clearly the biggest film at TIFF – but it’ll be in theatres in a matter of weeks.
No assault-related charges against cops in two B.C. cases resulting in injuries
Tony-nominee Terrence Mann to enter 'Finding Neverland' as Captain Hook and Charles Frohman
Author Nino Ricci sheds light on life with narcolepsy in new thriller novel
Despite being diagnosed with a sleep disorder, Nino Ricci says his latest novel is not autobiographical.
US Coast Guard seizes nearly $12 million worth of cocaine, marijuana in Caribbean Sea
Ontario elementary teachers to ramp up job action if no deal by next week
Alzheimer’s: Inside a couple’s year-long quest to find support
Grant Crosbie, who has a very progressive form of early onset Alzheimer's, listens to music at Toronto Western Hospital on Nov. 27, 2014. Once an executive and athlete, he is waiting for a unit equipped to care for dementia patients with severe behavioural problems. Mr. Crosbie, now 72, now lives in a regular long-term care ward.
After snapping SEC road losing streak, Kentucky aims to end 28-game slide against Florida
Russell Smith: For the creative, procrastination can be a work of art
Russell Smith
Duceppe says banks and oil companies need to pay higher taxes
Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe
Jones looking forward to rematch with Ticats at Tim Hortons Field
Superstar author Salman Rushdie is just like the rest of us
Author Salman Rushdie, on an epic book tour, is heading to Toronto for a public event, and then Banff, Alta.
Q&A: What's ahead for FIFA after latest turmoil for governing body
Zone-read running gives West Virginia, quarterback Skyler Howard another option on offence
Small patch of Mars named after another famous cold place: Winnipeg
Mount Saint Vincent University faculty vote in favour of strike action
Another food fight? Congress weighs changes to school meals standards as law is to expire
Technology illuminates the past in immersive Vancouver art exhibit
In this simulated experience, the visitor to the virtual cave (Cave 220, which dates back to around AD 640) is guided by a navigation tool – an iPad – that acts as a flashlight and a magnifying instrument.
Utah State travels to Washington seeking another win over power conference school
Second 'Orange Is The New Black' soundtrack is a family affair for Jenji Kohan
What Omar Khadr can and can't do under his new, relaxed bail conditions
AIMIA/AGO Photography Prize nominees show the form’s wide range
Photos from Dave Jordano’s series Detroit – Unbroken Down are sincere and respectful.
Questions and answers about borders and other legal issues in Europe's migrant crisis
Eagles look to pressure Tony Romo, rattle him into mistakes
Director Alexander Shelley brings adventurous life to NAC Orchestra
Projections on screens around the orchestra and on a ribbon curtain in front create a dynamic visual space that seems at once to emphasize the volume of the stage and to configure it as a box with no exit.
Index finger of QB Vernon Adams becomes focus ahead of No. 12 Oregon vs Georgia State
Recalls this week include bed handles, roasting pans, water bottles, mobiles, Segway chargers
Sheet masks claim to keep skincare woes at bay - but do they work?
Arkansas looks to bounce back from upset loss to Toledo against high-flying Texas Tech
Indiana faces Western Kentucky quarterback who threw for 4,830 yards last season
Clinton says Trump should have repudiated questioner at town hall who claimed Obama is Muslim
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