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Jim Lynch: 'I don’t understand why some Canadian writers aren’t bigger in the States'
Review: New fiction from Anne Golden, Edward Riche and Jack Hannan
Review: Geoff Manaugh's A Burglar's Guide to the City gives the realm of architecture the kinetic thrills of a heist film
Geoff Manaugh
Review: Josh O'Kane's Nowhere With You is a meditation on roots and community
Nowhere With You is an extensively researched book on the artistic trajectory of Joel Plaskett.
Review: New fiction from Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney, Sharon Guskin and Andrea Dunlop
Review: Yasuko Thanh's Mysterious Fragrance of the Yellow Mountains is a compelling and devastating debut
Yasuko Thanh
Court was right to find parents guilty in son's meningitis death
André Picard
Review: Andi Zeisler's We Were Feminists Once is an ambitious history of ‘marketplace feminism’
Meet the scrappy lawyer suing Uber for $400-million
Jay Strosberg
One dance with the new Drake: Where Views could take him
Toronto rapper Drake poses for photos as he hands out T-shirts at a pop up shop on Queen St. West to promote his new album in Toronto on Sunday, April 24, 2016.
Miami Marlins’ Dee Gordon says he unknowingly took PEDs
Reigning NL batting champion Dee Gordon of the Miami Marlins says he unknowingly took the performance-enhancing drug that led to his 80-game suspension.
John Doyle: Veep’s genius is its ceaseless cascades of coarseness
John Doyle
Three top stock picks from Campbell, Lee & Ross’ Bruce Campbell
Bruce Campbell.
Ontario recovers nearly $140,000 in wages for unpaid interns
The week's most oversold and overbought stocks on the TSX
A sign board displaying Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) stock information is seen in Toronto June 23, 2014.
Textalyzer would allow police to see whether phone was in use before crash
Although distracted driving laws are already in place, the Canadian Automobile Association reports that driver distraction still factors into about four million motor vehicle crashes a year in North America.
Morneau softens deficit predictions as Ottawa runs surplus in February
Finance Bill Morneau and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau make their way to deliver the federal budget.
The Contact Photography Festival exhibits the experts can’t wait to see
James Barnor, Eva, London, 1960s. Gelatin silver print, 30 x 30".
Why top-down targets rarely succeed in the public sector
Brian Lee Crowley
Ryan Reynolds posts goodbye to young Edmonton boy who died of cancer
Ryan Reynolds posted an emotional goodbye on Facebook to a boy in Edmonton who has died of cancer.
Most popular replacement for Harper is the one candidate who can’t run: poll
Rona Ambrose, Leader of the Official Opposition and interim Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, addresses the Economic Club of Canada in Ottawa on Monday, March 21, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Friday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
A cup of Tim Hortons coffee is pictured Burger King Whopper at a Burger King restaurant in Toronto on Monday August 25, 2014.
South Africa’s Zuma should face corruption charges over arms deal: court
In this Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016, file photo, President Jacob Zuma arrives at Parliament in Cape Town, South Africa, for the State Of The Nation address.
Top Links: How long can the oil rally last?
Scott Barlow
Canada’s economy sees first decline since September
A construction worker works on building new homes in Calgary in this file photo.
Air Canada to firm up Bombardier C Series order ‘soon’
An Air Canada aircraft is unloaded at the Halifax Stanfield International Airport in Enfield, N.S. on Wednesday, March 7, 2012.
Before the Bell: Rally takes shape in TSX resource stocks
Colin Cieszynski
Friday's small-cap stocks to watch
Production at HudBay mine.
Meningitis death highlights need for reporting child neglect
An Alberta couple were convicted Tuesday of failing to provide the necessaries of life to their son, who ended up dying of meningitis. The crown prosecutor says David and Collet Stephan "definitely" loved their 19-month-old son.
Investing: A lot of you are doing it wrong
April 29: Ransom, paid and not. Plus other letters to the editor
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: Canada ‘does not and will not pay ransom to terrorists.’
Lives Lived: Elizabeth (Betty) Dimock, 99
Elizabeth (Betty) Dimock
Only global action can end terrorist hostage takings
Jeffrey Simpson: Why a carbon tax is better than cap-and-trade
Globe and Mail columnist Jeffrey Simpson.
Lemonade from lemons: Beyoncé’s powerful, true gift
Denise Balkissoon
Where, oh where, is my GP?
Gary Mason
Canadian dollar flirts with 80-cent mark
Canada’s economy ‘in for some payback’ today
Beleaguered Urbancorp lays off staff, scales back development plans
A general view of the Urbancorp complex on Abell Street in Toronto on Monday June 15, 2015.
How Waterloo became a world-class robotics hub
University of Waterloo professor Steven Waslander flies a drone.
How Fairfax’s Prem Watsa prepares for market meltdowns
Fairfax Holdings CEO Prem Watsa speaks at the annual general meeting for shareholders in Toronto, April 9, 2014.
Rx for excess: The truth behind Big Pharma spending
Eric Reguly
CI CEO Steve MacPhail bids adieu to an investing behemoth
CEO Steve MacPhail, 58, started at CI when it went public 22 years ago.
How to fire your mentor gently
Not every pairing lasts forever – just look at marriage statistics – so don’t feel guilty. But ditching your mentor requires considerable diplomacy.
Buzz killer: Muskol leads the fight against blood-sucking bugs
Summer in bug country makes remorseless killers of us all.
Oil is holistic now?
Imaginea Energy Corp. founder Suzanne West: ‘How are we going to, not just survive, but thrive at $30 oil?’
Gold bugs and the deflation dilemma
Ian McGugan
Could Toronto become a leading global fintech hub?
Pedestrians cross Wellington St. West while walking on Bay St. in Toronto’s financial district.
Canada can offer the U.S. TPP support for a new softwood lumber deal
Logs are piled up at West Fraser Timber in Quesnel, B.C., Tuesday, April 21, 2009.
Best-kept secrets: The battle to safeguard our privacy
Businesses have always collected and stored our secrets – health-care records, legal documents, financial investments, and so on.
Former Home Depot head searches for a sustainable Canada
Former Home Depot head Annette Verschuren: ‘I am someone who gets things done’
Zuckerberg needs a reminder about who owns what
Mark Zuckerberg turned dressing in uniform into personal trademark.
Why Canada’s green energy revolution is starting in Europe
Everything about the Gemini and Nordsee One projects is big, and the engineering works are astonishing. The latest generation of offshore monsters make land-bound turbines look like children’s toys.
Petronas names new president of Pacific NorthWest LNG
An artistic rendering of Pacific NorthWest LNG’s proposed liquefied natural gas export terminal on Lelu Island, near Prince Rupert, in northwestern British Columbia.
April 29: Your daily horoscope
taurus
Keanu: cutely disarming with a threadbare plot
Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, from Key & Peele fame, save Keanu from the depths of genre overkill.
Precious Cargo is a stunningly unoriginal rip-off
Bruce Willis in Precious Cargo.
In Mother’s Day, a star-studded cast deals with mommy issues of all kinds
Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts in Mother's Day.
Viva: Beautiful to look at but ultimately lacking depth
Hector Medina appears in a scene from the film, "Viva."
Also opening: A Beautiful Planet
Green Room is a delightfully cruel work of high tension
Alia Shawkat, Anton Yelchin, Imogen Poots, Joe Cole and Callum Turner in Green Room.
Ratchet & Clank will entertain the kids, and parents won’t regret tagging along
Captain Qwark voiced by Jim Ward, Ratchet voiced by James Arnold Taylor, Clank voiced by David Kaye, Cora voiced by Bella Thorne and Brax, voiced by Vincent Tong, appear in a scene from Ratchet and Clank.
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