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Transport Minister John Baird speaks during Question Period on Friday, November 20, 2009.
Question Period

Harper to press Uganda on 'abhorrent' anti-gay law

John Baird reveals nugget of news amid accusations and denials about Afghan detainee torture and Canada's climate-change policy 4:54 PM EST

Board Games 2009

Seven tips for women who want to get on boards

Recruiters and corporate directors offer tips from networking to volunteering and self-promotion 1:38 PM EST

Pelts from Canada's North America Fur Auctions are sewn into consumer goods. These items, however, are not destined for Western markets.
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Mink dynasty

A Canadian company leads the charge in developing China's fur industry 6:08 PM EST

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Sharon Stone: Hit or miss?

We do the trendspotting each week, then let you have your say 3:40 PM EST

Toronto Humane Society president Tim Trow is placed in back of a police cruiser after police and the OSPCA raided the society's offices and shelter on River Street on Thursday afternoon. Four others were also arrested and taken away in police cruisers to 51 Division.

Toronto Humane Society officials arrested, face animal-cruelty charges

Shelter's president, chief veterinarian and three others face criminal charges after Globe and Mail investigation uncovered widespread problems; board of directors also charged with provincial offence of cruelty to animals 6:53 PM EST

Top envoy denies torture cover-up

'The view that I muzzled him is wrong,' David Mulroney, now ambassador to China, says of explosive testimony on Afghan detainees by Richard Colvin 6:26 PM EST

GM Canada dealers sue to stay open

12 locations are among about 240 sent termination notices by auto maker in May as it approached bankruptcy protection in the U.S. 6:31 PM EST

PM heads for Copenhagen after all

News of Harper's decision to attend climate-change summit comes as he heads for Commonwealth meeting in Caribbean, leaving torture uproar behind 12:28 PM EST

Top business stories

Gauging the Dubai fallout, Bombardier's outlook

Plus, Rogers ups stake in Cogeco. CRTC approves Al Jazeera. And, why you can make money in India by not existing 7:44 PM EST

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