<p>Eric Tillman’s future as the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ general manager remains in the hands of the Canadian Football League team’s board of directors. Murray McCormick</p>

<p>Environment Canada is drafting vehicle tailpipe regulations to match the climate change goals of Quebec and California, according to a recently released federal document. Mike De Souza</p>

<p>Little Christine Nesbitt was such a fierce competitor as a street hockey goalie that even when her older brother and his friends weren't around to play, she would work on her game alone. Gary Kingston</p>

<p>Seniors are being asked to stay away from the special clinics doling out the H1N1 vaccine after public health officials learned vaccine delivery is slowing down. Richard Watts</p>

<p>Even though a recovery has begun, Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney said Thursday employment growth might be "relatively" slow as companies hold back on hiring while they restructure their operations to compete in a reshaped global economy. Paul Vieira</p>

<p>As a freshman phenom at the University of Georgia three decades ago, Herschel Walker ran for more than 1,600 yards on his way to establishing one of the most storied college football legacies of all-time. Though his mixed-martial-arts debut on Saturday wasn’t quite as spectacular, the now-47-year-old Walker still came </p>

<p>CODE will be showcasing interactive digital art and music in 48 exhibitions, installations and performances. Kevin Griffith</p>

<p>Make-a-Wish Foundation left scrambling; Victoria hotels hope to pick up the slack Canwest News Service and Judith Lavoie</p>

<p>Aleisha Cline, the one-time "Lady Dominator" of ski cross, is in her Squamish home juggling her two bustling toddlers, just trying to be a mom, the morning of this interview. Gary Kingston</p>

<p>The Australian Olympic Committee's boxing kangaroo flag at the Vancouver Athletes Village is on the verge of suffering a TKO from the International Olympic Committee despite widespread support from athletes and politicians. Jeff Lee</p>