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April 24

Prominent Canadian women on who they'd like to see on our bills
The Bank of Canada put out a call for nominations of Canadian women (by birth or naturalization) who demonstrated leadership, achievement or distinction and have been deceased for at least 25 years.
North York Rangers defeat Saint John Vito’s to win Telus Cup
Ottawa mulls recouping $1.8-million in housing funds from Attawapiskat
A dog barks on the roof of a minivan in the First Nations reserve in Attawapiskat, Ont., on Tuesday, April 19.
Trudeau under growing pressure to lead charge for pipelines
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks to the media with his cabinet at a Liberal Party cabinet retreat in Kananaskis, Alta., on Sunday.
Charley Hoffman wins Texas Open in ‘hardest’ PGA Tour victory
Charley Hoffman tees off on the 15th hole during the final round of the Texas Open on Sunday.
Documents reveal troubling details about long-term solitary confinement
Who is Doc Adams? Learn more about one of baseball’s founding fathers
This photo circa 1870 shows Daniel Lucius "Doc" Adams, whose role in the origins of baseball is detailed documents titled ‘Laws of Base Ball.’
B.C. adopts codes of practice for breeders in wake of abuse cases
New figures show use of overdose-reversal medication on the rise in B.C.
A Naloxone kit can be used in opiate overdoses if someone is there to administer the injection.
Evidence Mexican police tortured suspects in missing students case: report
Dodgers pitcher Kenta Maeda could throw ‘on the moon,’ manager says
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Kenta Maeda throws against the Colorado Rockies on Saturday.
Dallas Stars hold off Minnesota Wild to win first-round series 4-2
Dallas Stars left wing Patrick Sharp, right, and teammates celebrate after a goal against the Minnesota Wild on Sunday.
Canada probes Haida Gwaii ocean fertilizing as project proposed in Chile
John Disney (2nd L), Director of Old Massett Village economic development, on Haida Gwaii looks over the under water probe used during their ocean fertilization project during a news conference in Vancouver, British Columbia October 19, 2012.
Trudeau responsible for halting runaway Senate gravy train
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has promised a free vote on the assisted-death legislation.
No ban on municipal political donations, B.C. government says
Cabinet minister Peter Fassbender
Transport Minister Marc Garneau to outline rail safety upgrades
Transport Minister Marc Garneau answers a question during question period in the House of Commons in Ottawa, Friday, April 22, 2016.
Vincent Lecavalier to retire after distinguished NHL career
Los Angeles Kings centre Vincent Lecavalier tries to score on San Jose Sharks goalie Martin Jones during Game 5 on Friday.
Claim that Harper not aware of aides’ plan ‘strains credulity’: Duffy’s lawyer
Senator Mike Duffy, followed by his lawyer Donald Bayne, arrives at the courthouse in Ottawa, Ont. for his first court appearance on April 7, 2015.
B.C. schools shifting to focus on trades, job-based programs
Justine Hunter
Conor Sheary a key part of Pittsburgh Penguins’ top line
Conor Sheary of the Pittsburgh Penguins shoots and scores against the New York Rangers on Saturday.
B.C. hydrologists call for government action on Hullcar Aquifer pollution
Mark Hume
Capitals and Penguins open a new chapter in Ovechkin-Crosby rivalry
James Mirtle
Victoria police officer can advocate for drug legalization, tribunal rules
Cured flowers of cannabis intended for the medical marijuana market are shown at OrganiGram in Moncton, N.B., on April 14, 2016. OrganiGram is the only organic marijuana grower in Canada, and the only licensed grower east of Ontario.
Ottawa under pressure to refuse entry to French performer Dieudonné
Mayors of several cities in France have banned Dieudonne M’bala M’bala shows as threats to public order. Britain and Hong Kong have denied him entry.
Rafael Nadal defeats Kei Nishikori to win Barcelona Open
Leicester picks up win over Swansea without Jamie Vardy
Riyad Mahrez, top, celebrates with Leicester teammates after scoring during their Premier League soccer match against Swansea City on Sunday.
Kelly: After four games, the Toronto Raptors’ time for talk is over
Cathal Kelly
Ritchie Bros’ huge auction a symptom of Alberta’s battered oil economy
Potential buyers check out haul trucks during an auction at Ritchie Bros. in Nisku, Alta. on Feb. 25, 2016.
Startup OneWeb’s micro-satellites aim to expand Internet access globally
Once deployed, the satellites are intended to form a “constellation” that, OneWeb says, will provide Internet access to the billions of people across the globe who still have no reliable means of getting on the Web.
Photos of the Day for April 24
Warning of trade fallout, Obama pours cold water on Brexit
U.S. President Barack Obama spend three days in London, during which he spent much of his time bolstering the case for Britain to remain in the EU and raising fears about what would happen if the country pulled out.
Advertising firm put to the value test at stock picking competition
Logo of Norman Rothery, photographed in the studio at the Globe and Mail in Toronto, September 07, 2012.
Bombardier in talks to supply new airline in Iran
A Bombardier C-Series aircraft is displayed at the Singapore Airshow at Changi Exhibition Center February 18, 2016.
Ring of Fire development a political winner, but not quite so for mining companies
Two mining exploration camps are pictured in the Ring of Fire area, approximately 500 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay, Ont., in this undated handout photo.
Western Canada Sedimentary Basin drilling activity
Investors betting on energy recovery
Energy investors are looking past the financial carnage left by oil’s collapse to tentative signs of recovery in the sector.
Gold miner ETFs on rally of a lifetime, but investors scared to buy in
ETFs tracking gold miners are rallying, after burning through billions in investor cash over the past several years.
Regulator eyes peer-to-peer insurance startups, warns of potential risk
Peer-to-peer insurance is a form of risk sharing where small groups of people gather through apps or online.
Mike Duffy verdict acquits a man but indicts a system
Senator Mike Duffy leaves the courthouse after being cleared of bribery and fraud charges in Ottawa last week.
Greg Taylor: ‘I’m just a guy who started a brewery’
Steam Whistle co-founder Greg Taylor poses outside the John Street Roundhouse where Taylor and his partners have been brewing Steam Whistle pilsner since 1999.
Am I entitled to severance if I don’t want my postmerger job?
Daniel Lublin
Why business leaders should think like insurgents
Harvey Schachter
Obama and Carney not keen on Brexit
Britain's Prince William talks with U.S. President Barack Obama in the Drawing Room of Kensington Palace in London, prior to a private dinner hosted by Prince William and Kate, Friday April 22, 2016. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle plunged into a whirlwind visit to England with royal socializing and political talks. (Dominic Lipinski/Pool via AP)
Toronto Blue Jays' offence wakes up in series against Oakland Athletics
Toronto Blue Jays left-fielder Jose Bautista hits a two-run home run against the Oakland Athletics in the fourth inning on Sunday.
Short-sellers’ retreat continues – but not for Valeant
The headquarters of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc., seen in Laval, Quebec November 9 2015.
In pictures: Beijing gears up for its auto show
A Mercedes-AMG GT hangs above waitresses at the Mercedes store as part of the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition on April 24, 2016.
Freeport McMoRan mulls copper mine sale
In Attawapiskat, a sister struggles for meaning: ‘I feel so lonely without her’
Rebecca Hookimaw, 16, poses for a photograph in the northern Ontario First Nations reserve in Attawapiskat, Ont., on April 21, 2016.
Liberals hire tech entrepreneur for senior role shaping policy
Economic Development Minister Navdeep Bains fields questions in Davos, Switzerland on Jan. 21, 2016.
Hours of Culture: Four things you should check out this week
Actor Ben Affleck attends the "Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice" New York Premiere at Radio City Music Hall on March 20, 2016 in New York City.
ADHD, OCD, autism: Is it time to redraw the boundaries separating childhood behavioural disorders?
Susan Cosgrove’s children are Liam, age 12, diagnosed with autism, Kaya, age 10, gifted/ADHD/learning disability/anxiety and Phoenix, age 2, autism.
Author Neil Pasricha’s five tips for leading a fulfilling life
The Quick Fix: Orange-Turmeric Dressing
Orange Turmeric Dressing credit Tad Seaborn
What it’s like ... to be the mother of two autistic boys
After her son’s autism diagnosis, Susan Cosgrove said she realized: ‘It’s me who has to change … not him.’
Tired of daycare, I hatched a plan to escape on the school bus
John Doyle: The Time 100 List has a lot of TV figures. Thanks, we’re good
John Doyle
Teen fatally shot by police in Wisconsin after firing outside high-school prom
Nunavut to vote on whether to allow private land ownership
A housing complex in Iqaluit is shown in 2013.
Trudeaus take in Hamilton in New York, show’s creator ‘in love with him’
April 24: Your lookahead horoscope
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