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Painting Canada: Tom Thomson and The Group of Seven, Dulwich Picture Gallery - review

20.10.11
Seventy years before Peter Doig even thought of producing his first richly embroidered landscape, Canadian painters had set the standard for him... more

Russell banned: Comedian refused entry to Canada

03.10.11
Russell Brand was refused entry to Canada at the weekend and had to cancel a show in Orilla, Ontario... more

Times Atlas 'exaggerated' Greenland's ice loss, says scientists

20.09.11
The Times Atlas of the World exaggerated the rate of Greenland's ice loss in its thirteenth edition last week, scientists say... more

Canadians may be protectionist but they have a point

18.05.11
The London Stock Exchange and those who support its plan to merge with the Toronto Stock Exchange have been quick to label a rival bid, put together by a group of Canadian banks and institutions, as protectionist... more

Wildfires rage through Canadian town

17.05.11
Wildfires that blazed through a northern Canadian town have forced the evacuation of nearly 7,000 people ... more

Glencore says float is still on despite flight from commodities

12.05.11
Fabulous rumour of the day was this: the $60 billion (£36.84 billion) float of commodities giant Glencore is off... more

Canada's PM re-elected by majority for the first time since 2006

03.05.11
Canada's prime minister Stephen Harper has been re-elected, but with an outright majority for the first time... more

Keanu Reeves upset at paternity accusation

06.04.11
Keanu Reeves says it was "horrible" being accused of fathering a fan's children... more

Next and Co plunge as price of cotton hits a record high

11.02.11
Fashion retailers were out of style in the City today as rocketing cotton prices sparked a sell-off... more

City's Cheesegrater tower gets the go-ahead

22.12.10
The 47-storey Cheesegrater tower will begin its ascent early next year after British Land seals its partnership with a Canadian pension fund to develop the £340 million scheme... more

Westfield in the black on Olympic Games mall sale

22.11.10
A 50% stake in a giant shopping mall being built next to the site of the 2012 London Olympics is sold to Dutch and Canadian pension funds for £871.5 million... more

Canadians nab prime UK asset in high-speed rail

16.11.10
City Comment: It was widely assumed that a prime British asset would be a natural for one of the larger British pension funds... more

Mexico hotel blast kills seven

15.11.10
Explosion kills five Canadian tourists, including a nine-year-old boy, and two staff at a hotel on Mexico’s Caribbean coast... more

Things to come could change the City

15.10.10
City Comment: It is astonishing how we are all prisoners of conventional wisdom and lazily assume that the business models of today will be the business models of the future... more

Research in Motion profit puts BlackBerry back in touch

17.09.10
Shares in Research In Motion jump more than 4% on opening in New York after the BlackBerry maker's results top expectations... more

Edoardo Molinari puts pressure on Luke Donald in race for Ryder Cup

22.07.10
Italian makes great start at the Scandinavian Masters, which is bad news for English rival ... more

Boost from HSBC and the talk of a suitor hoist Aggreko to pole place

08.07.10
Could Aggreko be attracting admiring glances? The temporary power supplier took pole position on the FTSE 100 winners list after broking heavyweight HSBC started coverage on the group with a buy rating... more

Caught on camera: the moment earthquake struck Canada

24.06.10
The moment a 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck Canada is captured on film as it forces people from buildings in the capital Ottawa... more

The new school gang behind Toby Young's West London Free School

21.06.10
As Education Secretary Michael Gove launches a policy to let teachers and parents start their own schools, Anne McElvoy talks to the west Londoners whose plans for one are well under way... more

CDs of the week: Crystal Castles, Pendulum & Katie Melua

21.05.10
Crystal Castles' album is hard work but there’s gold here if you’re willing to dig.... more

Noel Gallagher's attacker sentenced to house arrest

22.04.10
A man who attacked Oasis musician Noel Gallagher after storming the stage during a concert in Canada was sentenced to 12 months house arrest.... more

Northumbrian rises as broker talks up prospects of a bid

30.03.10
Hopes that a bidder could soon be circling Northumbrian Water sent the water group’s stock surging... more

Landore soars on Canada gold find

03.12.09
London Stock Exchange listed Landore Resources today said it had struck gold in a big way at its mine in Ontario... more

'New' General Motors hits the road with a plan to win back US drivers

10.07.09
The “new” General Motors launched with chief executive Fritz Henderson saying the vehicle maker plans to woo back US consumers and repay the taxpayer for a $50 billion bail-out... more

Smoking ban in cars carrying children

17.06.09
There should be a ban on smoking in cars carrying children, the head of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health said... more

CDs of the week

08.05.09
Graham Coxon embraces his acoustic side while Junior Boys produce something subtly complex... more

Zero alcohol limit for young drivers to cut road deaths

14.07.08
Teenage motorists would face a complete ban on drinking and driving under proposals outlined by the Government's chief medical officer... more

Expressing the worst fears

25.01.08
Julie Christie won Oscar nomination for her role in Away From Her with a magnificently understated performance.... more

Critic's choice: top 5 gigs

01.06.07
Beyonce is back in town, Throbbing Gristle are doing something arty at the ICA, while nu-folkster Adem puts on another super-quiet Homefires gig.... more


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