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Pedestrians go for a stroll in the rain past election signs in David Emerson's former riding of Vancouver Kingsway on Monday.

Leaders face tough fight beyond finish

Economic turmoil, internal rifts take toll on campaigns; today's outcome may put parties' top jobs in jeopardy


U.S. poised to pump up bank aid
as Dow posts record gains

United States may move as early as Tuesday to match a sweeping European bank rescue


Reversal of fortune leaves Kabul under Taliban's thumb

Isolation of Afghan capital chokes off important supply routes


Celil allowed to meet with mother, sister

Conversation in remote Chinese prison secretly recorded on cellphone

Election 2008

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Who are my candidates? Where do I vote?

Read bios, view photos of major party candidates. Check out details of your riding


Facts & Arguments Essay

LORI LANGILLE

The flooded toilet that made me thankful

After living a charmed life, hard times helped me laugh at disaster


Reguly

Eric Reguly

No crisis worth disrupting a good meal

Italians' reaction to world both shocking and pleasing

 

Report on Business 

Ottawa weighs new measures for banks

Global efforts could put Canada out of step

Asia stocks jump after U.S. rally

Nikkei soars 13 per cent after Wall Street bounces back from worst week ever

Mitsubishi UFJ buys Morgan Stanley stake

Japanese bank pays $9-billion for 21 per cent stake after Morgan Stanley shares tumble

GM to shut Wisconsin, Michigan plants

Closures in Oshawa, Ont., and Tuloca, Mexico, expected to be announced later this week

Big red machine hits speed bump

China's once hot economy is in slowdown mode. That's bad news for Canadian commodity producers


National 

Swim to B.C.'s shores ends in death for crewman

Search continues for two Bangladeshi men from freighter crew

Senior Quebec cardinal unleashes scathing criticism of province's society

Cardinal Ouellet discussed what he sees as the religious and cultural breakdown of Quebec society since the Quiet Revolution

Almost 200,000 Vancouver Island customers lose power

BC Hydro says outage related to transmission, but source not yet found

Letters show anger of Canadian terrorism suspect

Declassified documents allegedly written by Abderraouf Jdey refer to his frustrations over finding suitable work as an immigrant

Patients infected by strep feel betrayed by silence over outbreak

Health unit insists risk of infection centred on high-risk drug users, not general population


World 

John Ibbitson's America: McCain's optimism bucks pundits, polls

One of the most powerful analysts in Washington has declared that the American presidential election is all but over

Two dead as California wildfires blaze through homes

Two fires driven by strong Santa Ana winds threaten neighbourhoods near Los Angeles

23 killed in bus crash in northeastern India

Speeding bus carrying labourers collides with truck

France's first lady and her sister get political

Bruni family involvement allegedly helped persuade Sarkozy to reverse extradition of former Red Brigade member to Italy

Israel's Labour persuaded to stay in governing coalition

Israel's prime minister-designate moved one step closer to assuming the country's top governing post Monday

Paul Krugman takes Nobel economics prize

Princeton professor honoured for theory on economies of scale and international trade


Life 

Facts & Arguments Podcast: My new car has a great ass

After three decades of owning sensible vehicles, I finally have one that looks as great as I did at age 17

Family Feud: My ex lies to our kids about me

Do I retaliate by telling them the truth about her sordid past?

Three hours to vote

Voting day to-do list: Get a perm. Rake leaves. Go to dentist (teeth whiter!). Quiz the butcher. Return movies. Shop for wig (see how perm goes). Dry cleaning. Spin class. Pick up dinner. Vote?

Recruiting: Do personality tests work?

Psychologists from the University of Toronto develop a personality test that can predict who will excel in certain areas, even when respondents try to fake their answers

Woodson Merrell: Uplift Rx: Call Doc Woody

The author of the self-help book The Source wants to empower people to make a change in their lives


Health 

Male pattern baldness pinpointed on DNA

McGill researcher finds stretch of DNA that can make men lose their hair

Makers of baby bottles asked to stop using bisphenol A

Power Crunch: Mix up the cardio to give your heart a jolt

Varying your heart rate can kick your workouts up a notch


Science 

Caffeine-breast cancer link refuted

Latest study finds no overall link but notes concerns about heavy consumption by women with benign breast disease

The more the drink, the more you shrink

Moderate alcohol may help the heart, but study finds that brain shows more harm the more a person drinks

Computer game designer blasts into space

Richard Garriott is sixth space tourist to pay millions for the privilege


Technology 

The class of 2012:
Mr. Google's children

They've been called shallow, over-entitled, self-absorbed social-network addicts. A few experts predict instead that they'll be the next 'hero generation.' But what do they say for themselves?

Scientists warn of hacker risk for transit-fare cards

A group of scientists at a Dutch university has discovered a way to crack and clone a form of electronic identification cards

YouTube starts running full-length CBS shows

Video-sharing website has started to run full-length archive TV shows in its latest step to boost advertising revenue by adding professional programming


Sports 

MLB Playoffs: Phillies take command

Fredericton's Matt Stairs hits key two-run homer as Philly stands one win away from World Series

Browns stun Giants

Cleveland ends New York's 11-game road winning streak with 35-14 win

Habs rally to beat Flyers

Hamrlik and Komisarek score 44 seconds apart to lead third-period rally over Philadelphia

Caps hold Canucks to 10 shots

Semin scores two goals in 5-1 victory over Vancouver


Arts 

Ricci goes from Jesus to Darwin

You can't fault novelist Nino Ricci for lack of ambition. His last novel expanded the stories of the Gospels. Now he's putting his spin on another world-altering work

British Rail nixes falling-passenger sculpture

Plans to exhibit artist's depiction of 'The Meeting Place' cancelled over protests from unions, relatives of suicides

Christopher Plummer: scenes from a life

Exclusive excerpts from new autobiography, In Spite of Myself: A Memoir

France's Le Clezio wins Nobel for literature

'Nomad' author cited for his adventurous novels, essays and children's literature.

The Breakthrough

Dr. Anil Makkar

Star power gives teeth to marketing

Autos

Globe Auto

Would Sarah Palin drive this hybrid?

Real Estate

Real Estate

New buying strategies for a new economy

Globe Campus

GlobeCampus: Freshman Blog

Freshman blog: Singing the bacteria blues

Personal Technology

Brothers in Arms

Highway to Hell is actually not bad

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