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At midday: TSX rises amid global rally on gains in Japan, China
Trader Ryan Falvey works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, Sept. 9.
Quebecor spends $500 million to buy further stake held by Caisse de depot
Big names, including Le'Veon Bell and Anotonio Gates, among 26 suspended NFL players
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index notches biggest one-day gain since 2008
Passersby look at an electronic stock indicator of a securities firm in Tokyo on Sept. 9, 2015.
Ontario's new sex-ed curriculum threatens to become federal election issue
Students pulled from schools in the Thorncliffe Park area take part in class in a park beside Thornclife Park Public School on Sept 9 2015. Parents pulled their children to protest the current provincial sex ed curriculum.
Jordan's Prince Ali announces bid to run for FIFA president, promises transparency
NYC ends consent requirement for ultra-Orthodox Jewish circumcision suction ritual
River temperatures down in B.C., but so are projected sockeye returns: DFO
Why Harper’s campaign needs a mid-election reboot
David McLaughlin
Australian Jason Gillespie guides Yorkshire to 2nd straight English County Championship title
Teodosic leads Serbia over Turkey 91-72 at Eurobasket, Belinelli guides Italy over Germany
Israeli Embassy reopens in Cairo, 4 years after previous site was attacked by Egyptian rioters
Transcript: Why climate change will restrict economic growth
<strong> </strong>A truck drives through water pushed over a road by Hurricane Sandy in Southampton
Keep home mail delivery in Quebec, Bloc’s Duceppe says
Eeeew! Calgary cab driver assaulted with bag of vomit
Battered battleground: Federal leaders focus on vote rich Ontario heartland
Ontario couple watch man break into Florida home on web cam
At Harper event, Tory supporter heckles reporter with questions on refugee crisis
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper speaks to supporters during a campaign stop in St. Catharines, Ont., on Sept. 8, 2015.
The text of Bank of Canada's rate announcement statement
Canada’s economic upswing helps Poloz keep politics out of rate decision
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz addresses a news conference in Ottawa in this file photo taken December 10, 2014.
US pilot program designed to combat terror recruiting taking shape in state
Enerkem raises funds for expansion, begins biofuel production in Edmonton
Enerkem is the first company in the world to have successfully produced biomethanol from municipal solid waste at the commercial scale.
US job openings soar to record high in July, yet hiring is slow to follow
Review: 'Sleeping With Other People' brassy, witty update to classic romantic comedy
Review: Biography celebrates character actor Walter Brennan while downplaying his dark side
CSX railroad cuts profit outlook for year because shipping volume down 2 per cent so far in 3Q
U.S. job openings soar to record high in July
In this Aug. 5, 2015 file photo, a worker cleans the sidewalk in front of the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
Three top stock picks from Middlefield’s Andy Nasr
Fund manager Andy Nasr with Middlefield Financial.
Vote with confidence: How to watch The Globe's leaders' debate on Sept. 17
From left to right, NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and Conservative Leader Stephen Harper
Oak Hill to host PGA Championship again in 2023, tied with Southern Hills for most PGAs
Taking to bully pulpit, surgeon general pushes people to start walking, communities to step up
The Latest: Busy months ahead for Apple as company refreshes iPhones, other products
Why Russia is suddenly interested in Syria’s civil war
Global stocks erase gains from previous day's rally after jobs data adds to case for Fed hike
Hundreds of frustrated migrants break through police lines in Hungary
Röszke, Hungary, September 9, 2015. Police with dogs try to contain a group of approximately 200 refugees, largely Syrians, marched out of temporary camps stationed at the border of Hungary and Serbia. The group, trying to get to Western Europe overpowered the police and spread along the M5 motorway, streaming into surrounding forests and along the roads. Increasing numbers of refugees have been streaming into the area putting extreme pressure on the Hungarian police forces and government to react. David Maurice Smith/Oculi
Mudslide kills at least 7, injures 12 in Guinea northwest village
Poll: China's economic power concerns Americans more than security threats
The Latest: Despite discord, protest, Iran deal seems on track as US House plans 3 votes
Harper stays course on EI premiums after Trudeau unveils Liberals’ plan
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper delivers a campaign speech during a stop in Mississauga on Sept. 8, 2015.
Right at Home: A strong style, Brutalist decor hefts some weight this fall
Little Big Town, Eric Church lead CMA Award nominations with 5 each
The Latest: Baltimore city board approves $6.4M settlement in death of Freddie Gray
Ask a Designer: how to create the modern home office
Bank of Canada holds rates steady as signs of recovery emerge
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz is seen in this file photo.
In photos: Bentley reveals fastest SUV on Earth
2016 Bentley Bentayga
3 tips for patients trying to adapt to the many changes emerging in primary health care
US death row inmate says juror's use of racial slur should lead to new sentencing hearing
Once ubiquitous surf brand Quiksilver files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US
Toronto looks to update by-laws to recognize new technologies like Uber
Cabs are lined during a protest held by Taxi drivers against Uber in Toronto, Monday June 1, 2015.
Police kill 4 at protests for statehood in southern Nepal in latest violence over constitution
Fire forces tenants to flee apartment in Saint John, N.B.
NDP’s Mulcair promises financial incentives for auto industry
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair holds a rally downtown Toronto on Sept. 8, 2015.
Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu's foundation urges compassion for refugees
Vatican adviser questions annulment reform, citing training of bishops and fast-track process
NHL players set for World Cup of Hockey next year; 2018 Olympics in South Korea to be decided
Report: Dutch journalist detained in majority-Kurdish town faces deportation from Turkey
Man, 23, dies days after crash that killed father north of Oshawa
Two major factors being ignored in the oil market
A worker walks past tanks at a Petrochina storage base in Suining, in southwest China's Sichuan province, in this file photo.
Former CIA leaders say US Senate report on interrogations distorted reality
Liberals’ rental-housing pledge includes tax breaks for landlords, homeowners
A rental sign sits outside a Vancouver apartment on June 23, 2014.
Wednesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
The logo for the Bank of Montreal is seen at its branch Toronto, March 5, 2013.
Serb court sentences 9 suspects to suspended jail terms in 2008 US embassy attack in Belgrade
Italy captain Sergio Parisse to join team later at Rugby World Cup due to injured leg
Police shut down ecstasy drug labs in New Brunswick and Quebec
Top Links: Shale's dirty little capital market secret
Scott Barlow
Read 'em, rate 'em, sort 'em: The Globe's guide to TIFF 2015 movies
Apple cider vinegar has a loyal following for beauty, health and home
Philippine Supreme Court orders government to pay $510M to airport terminal builder
Croatia coach Niko Kovac sacked for poor results in Euro 2016 qualifying
Hamburg sends bid for 2024 Olympics to IOC; referendum set for Nov. 29
Puerto Rico braces for austerity measures as fiscal reform plan unveiled
Housing construction heats up in August, driven by multi-unit projects: CMHC
Competition rising for multi-family housing developers in Lower Mainland
In the first six months of 2015, there were 200 transactions worth about $845-million.
Quebecor buys back chunk of Quebecor Media stake from Caisse
A Quebecor Inc. sign is shown the company's annual general meeting in Montreal, on June 19, 2014.
New police horse named after lieutenant-governor's late son
Mayor calls for added safety measures for cab drivers in St. John's
Police in Texas say they removed loaded gun from woman's body after cavity search
Jury selection in Dennis Oland's second-degree murder trial continues
Free tickets to 2 more Pope Francis events during his Philadelphia visit going online
Soprano Leah Crocetto breaking through in big way
The Latest: Kim Davis can get paid for days she spent in jail and at home resting
On the defensive, Greece's Tsipras admits mistakes in election debate
Review: 'Mad Max' takes a bumpy ride in search of high-speed, post-apocalyptic thrills
Lending agency offers up to $5 million in rebates to financial services firm
Israel outlaws 2 Muslim activist groups that protest at contentious Jerusalem holy site
German man convicted of joining terrorist organization in Syria, filming propaganda videos
Indian police file complaint against Saudi Arabian diplomat accused of raping 2 Nepali women
General Motors recalls Cadillac ATS; rear defroster control can overheat and catch fire
'Kinky Boots' Billy Porter starts saying goodbye to a role that 'taught me to dream'
Image of Asia: Working at a brick kiln in Kashmir
Instagram adds longer video ads, other marketing tools in push to draw advertising revenue
Wednesday's small-cap stocks to watch
MLS wants to host competition for league, cup winners from England and United States
Man arrested after Ontario couple watches Florida home burglary via web cam
North American markets fall as commodities drop; fail to match advances in Asia
Tropical Storm Henri develops in Atlantic southeast of Bermuda; no current threat to land.
Citigroup sees 55% risk of a Made-in-China global recession
Traders work at the trading post that handles Citigroup stock on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in this file photo.
Before the Bell: U.S., Canada stocks set for more big gains
Jennifer Dowty
Capstone puts Santo Domingo copper project on hold
This screen grab from Capstone’s website shows its copper mining operation in Chile.
Iran said to OK Russian overflights to Syria after Bulgaria rejects use of its airspace
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