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A compilation of excerpts from actual speeches and interviews Newt Gingrich has given created this haunting Inaugural Address, writes Tony Burman.
Growing Canada's trade with China is the focus of Prime Minister's Stephen Harper's trip this week.
Our Fame and Fortune series continues with Carol Stephenson, business school dean at the University of Western Ontario, who learned a lot as a part-time telephone operator.
From the food (too much) to Madonna to the game itself (a blur), it’s easy to overindulge on the big day.
There is no middle ground in U.S. politics.
Stephen Harper wants increase trade with China but at what cost?
Toronto's Robbie Cressman says he can use his close-quarter's tactical training to teach hockey players how to take a hit
Regarded as two of the best coaches in football, Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin face off in much anticipated rematch of Super Bowl XLII.
After wakeup call in Milwaukee, Miami responds by crushing Philadelphia with Toronto on deck.
Quarterbacks not included, this quintet could decide who goes home with the Vince Lombardi Trophy in Indianapolis.
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The 17-year-old centre from Oakville has been a key player for the Generals as they battle for a playoff spot in the OHL's Eastern Conference.
The game should be interesting, no question, but it can’t possibly be any more interesting than Chapter One between these two.
Two-time Olympian becomes second Canadian male to win on cross-country circuit, joining Pierre Harvey.
Canadian freestyle skier died after accident in training at an event that wasn't officially sanctioned.
Evangelos Venizelos said debt negotiations must be completed by Sunday night, without saying why. "We stand at the razor's edge," he told reporters.
The hyper-violent gang has never built up the social ties cultivated by other Mexican drug cartels, which act as benefactors to the poor and receive safe haven in exchange. Instead its killers prey on local populations rather than woo them with jobs, charity and public services. This lack of mutal dependence may explain in part the easy capture recently of Zetas ringleader “Pepito Sarabia.”
The retired Cuban leader spent six hours telling an audience at a Havana convention centre about the first two volumes of his memoir to an audience.
Backlash against Muslims after the Shafia family murder verdict leads Canadian Islamic leaders to issue Fatwa against violence.
An uneasy mood pervaded some of Toronto’s recreational facilities on Saturday as the City of Toronto’s collective agreement with Local 416 hung in the balance.
Caterpillar carried off not just our jobs but our brainpower, our intellectual property. The tech train is leaving the station, and Canada is giving it a free pass.
