Today’s Links

• Andrew Coyne: Possible sale of ‘Canadian icon’ RIM will be test of foolish … – National Post

  National Post

  Andrew Coyne: Possible sale of 'Canadian icon' RIM will be test of foolish … National Post Look at it this way: at least RIM beat expectations. The results the company posted Thursday were worse in every way than anyone had forecast — and the forecasts were awful enough. A loss of $518-million (US) for the first quarter, the first in nearly … RIM's new realityGlobe and Mail Research In Motion faces challenge of selling consumers outdated technologyVancouver Sun RIM Tumbles 19% on Cash ConcernsWall Street Journal Toronto Star -Winnipeg Free Press -TheChronicleHerald.ca all 2,047 news articles »

• Independent public inquiry to be launched in Elliot Lake roof collapse: McGuinty – Vancouver Sun

  USA TODAY

  Independent public inquiry to be launched in Elliot Lake roof collapse: McGuinty Vancouver Sun TORONTO – The premier of Ontario is launching an independent public inquiry into the deadly roof collapse at a mall in Elliot Lake, as questions persist over whether an apparent lack of information sharing between the province and the city could have … Elliot Lake city staff call police after reporter tries to request Algo Centre …National Post Death threats aimed at mall ownerToronto Sun Elliot Lake mall patched 'on the cheap,' ex-manager saysCBC.ca Globe and Mail -Toronto Star all 1,288 news articles »

• Egypt’s president-elect takes aim at generals with informal oath of office – The Guardian

  The Guardian

  Egypt's president-elect takes aim at generals with informal oath of office The Guardian Egypt's president-elect, Mohamed Morsi, took an informal oath of office on Friday night as he asserted his independence from the army before tens of thousands of supporters in Cairo's Tahrir Square. "I swear by God that I will sincerely protect the … Egypt's new president Morsi makes defiant speech in Tahrir SquareToronto Star New Egypt Leader Tries Fiery SpeechWall Street Journal Egypt foreign policy tone may change, but not its substanceLos Angeles Times Reuters -Jerusalem Post -Times of India all 1,688 news articles »

• Toronto police board stops short of apologizing for ‘mistakes’ during G20 … – National Post

  National Post

  Toronto police board stops short of apologizing for 'mistakes' during G20 … National Post Chief Bill Blair on Friday acknowledged “lessons learned” from a new report criticizing the Toronto Police Services Board's inaction on G20 summit planning, but denied a fundamental communication problem between police and the civilian body tasked with … Another day, another G20 reportToronto Sun Board vows change after G20 reportToronto Star Toronto police board mum on possible resignations after G20 reportSun News Network Vancouver Sun -CHCH News -CBC.ca all 126 news articles »

• After health ruling, will US be ready for the law? – Reuters

  CBC.ca

  After health ruling, will US be ready for the law? Reuters * Court ruling fails to erase doubts about implementation * Health officials insist expansion will go forward * Some states seem unlikely to budge as election looms By David Morgan WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reuters) – Now that the Supreme Court has removed … US health care ruling fires up Romney campAFP Health Care Ruling Provides Emotional ReactionsWashington Post Obamacare's future may still be on the critical listMontreal Gazette CNN International -Xinhua -Wall Street Journal all 25,400 news articles »

• Woman guilty of killing four-month-old while driving drunk – CANOE

  24 Hours Vancouver

  Woman guilty of killing four-month-old while driving drunk CANOE By Heather Rivers, QMI Agency WOODSTOCK, Ont. — Bonita Purtill has been convicted of six charges after she drove drunk and killed a four-month-old boy in 2008. The verdict, which came after 3 1/2 hours of jury deliberations, was a relief for the mother … 'Alex was killed by an impaired driver'Woodstock Sentinel Review Woman guilty in infant's deathLondon Free Press Bonita Purtill guilty on all chargesBrantford Expositor all 23 news articles »

• Firefighters search for bodies in Colorado blaze; crews report progress … – Montreal Gazette

  CBS News

  Firefighters search for bodies in Colorado blaze; crews report progress … Montreal Gazette COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Firefighters went from one smouldering pile to another Friday in search of bodies in the nearly 350 homes burned to the ground by the most destructive wildfire in Colorado history. As crews on the front lines made slow but … Firefighters Gain Ground in ColoradoWall Street Journal Colorado wildfires: President Obama begins visitBBC News Second death confirmed in Colorado Springs wildfireReuters ABC Online -The Associated Press all 2,741 news articles »

• Teetering west-end home demolished as excavator salvages belongings – Toronto Star

  Toronto Star

  Teetering west-end home demolished as excavator salvages belongings Toronto Star Watch a Track Hoe demolish a house with inches to work with on either side. 63 Maria was deemed unsafe to enter after the home shifted during construction. Video by Randy Risling A large hydraulic excavator carefully picked apart a leaning house in the … Toronto house that began to tilt during reno demolishedCBC.ca Junction-area home being torn down after renovation work goes wronginsideTORONTO.com Crooked Junction: Construction sends Toronto house tiltingGlobe and Mail MetroNews Canada all 15 news articles »

• Rejected Greenpeace solar billboard finds bright home in south Edmonton – Winnipeg Free Press

  Winnipeg Free Press

  Rejected Greenpeace solar billboard finds bright home in south Edmonton Winnipeg Free Press EDMONTON – Greenpeace says its ad touting solar energy over oil spills has found a home on a solar-powered electronic billboard in south Edmonton. Earlier this month, Greenpeace said it had a deal with billboard company Pattison Outdoor to display its … Greenpeace calls for independent review through solar billboard adiNews880.com all 22 news articles »