How Bauer emerged as hockey’s undisputed top equipment brand
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Alex Ballingall
Two steps back
From Julian Assange to RIM–this year’s reversals of fortune
Franc talk about a money deadline
Nearly 10 years after France officially adopted the euro, a staggering amount of francs are still around
Studies say: real friends matter, and the rich pollute
Our semi-regular roundup of findings from the world of academia
It’s a doggone shame
Ukraine imposes a six-month ban on the killing of stray dogs
A hit man like few others
If the allegations are true, Indian police have their hands on one of the country’s most prolific hit men and gang leaders
The saviour of sales
Without iPads and Apple gizmos, retail sales wouldn’t look so rosy
What’s keeping Windsor awake at night?
They call it “the hum”— a mysterious rumble that’s sparked a cross-border spat
Police blotter
Our semi-regular round-up of oddball crimes from across Canada
Kobo’s coming-out party
Earlier this month, Kobo was purchased by Japan’s Rakuten, Inc. for $315 million