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Watch: Bruins 2, Blackhawks 0
Western leaders will make issue of bullying a national agenda item
Bruins seize the day and 2-1 Stanley Cup series lead over Blackhawks
Boston Bruins' Patrice Bergeron (R) congratulates goalie Tuukka Rask after his shutout win over the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 3 of their NHL Stanley Cup Finals hockey series in Boston, Massachusetts, June 17, 2013.
Going for it in Game 3
Chicago Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford (R) comes out of the net to poke check the puck away from Boston Bruins' Daniel Paille during the first period in Game 3.
Lind turns back clock, rights Blue Jays’ ship against lefties
Toronto Blue Jays Adam Lind (right) celebrates his three-run home run with teammate Jose Bautista against the Texas Rangers during third inning AL action in Toronto on Sunday June 9, 2013.
A crowded field in the race for mayor
Liberal MP Denis Coderre during Question Period September 20, 2012.
Former councillor was Tory hope in Mount Royal
Behind the bribery allegations that have enveloped Montreal’s mayor
Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum leaves police headquarters after being charged on Monday.
Glendale set to determine Coyotes future in the desert
A lone pedestrian walks past Jobing.com Arena, Wednesday, June 13, 2012, in Glendale, Ariz., where the Phoenix Coyotes NHL hockey team plays home games.
A new recipe for ‘Spaghetti Junction’
A demolition expert examines the letters atop the old Westwood Theatre on the southeast corner of Kipling Road and Bloor Street.
Izturis proves his worth as Jays blank Rockies
Toronto Blue jays Maicer Izturis (left) and Rajai Davis (right) celebrate after defeating the Colorado Rockies in AL action in Toronto on Monday June 17, 2013. Izturis hit the game winning single to score Davis.
B.C. wants truce with Ontario, Quebec on film tax credits
Kevin Costner and Dylan Sprayberry in Man of Steel. Portions of the movie were shot in British Columbia.
Doctors plead for cuts to refugee health coverage to be reversed
Protesters on Parliament Hill, Monday demonstrate against cuts to refugee medical coverage. Health workers staged protests in 19 cities on Monday to highlight the problems they say were created a year ago when the government eliminated all medical coverage for some asylum seekers and cut the supplemental benefits Supporters against federal government cuts to refugee health services protest on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Monday, June 17, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Fred Chartrand
Hockey dreams set to come true for top prospects
Roy MacGregor
Elections Canada witness blasts Tory MP for bullying tactics
Conservative Member of Parliament Dean Del Mastro speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa March 15, 2012.
Xavier Pelletier’s death raises cycling safety issue
Xavier Pelletier.
Ontario union may ask Trudeau for speech refund
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau asks a question during Question Period in the House of Commons on June 13, 2013. Trudeau says he will offer to return a $20,000 speaking fee he received for speaking at a money-losing fundraising event last year for a New Brunswick charity.
Postsecondary students dealing with multiple mental-health issues
Brazilian anger boils over in bloody protests
A demonstrator with the Brazilian flag protests against the Confederation's Cup and the government of Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff in Brasilia June 17, 2013. Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of Brazil's biggest cities on Monday in a growing protest that is tapping into widespread anger at poor public services, police violence and government corruption. Protesters are using the Confederation's Cup as a counterpoint to amplify their concerns.
Watch: Diaw on Ginobili's big Game 5 for Spurs
Best pictures from June 17
Nepalese farmers try to control a tractor in the rice paddy field in Khokana, Lalitpur June 17, 2013. Rice is considered the main staple for Nepalese and is planted during the Nepali month of Asar, which usually lies between June and July, typically seen by locals as an auspicious month for planting rice. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar (NEPAL - Tags: SOCIETY AGRICULTURE TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
Americans slowly realizing importance of Canadian oil, outgoing ambassador to Canada says
United States Ambassador to Canada David Jacobson smiles during an interview June 17, 2013 at his official residence in Ottawa.
Mandela ‘back in prison again,’ bodyguard says
A group of wellwishers carrying get-well placards arrive at the Mediclinic Heart Hospital where former South African President Nelson Mandela is being treated in Pretoria, June 16, 2013.
Trudeau promise to repay speaking fees from charities doesn’t quell controversy
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau asks a question during Question Period in the House of Commons on June 13, 2013. Trudeau says he will offer to return a $20,000 speaking fee he received for speaking at a money-losing fundraising event last year for a New Brunswick charity.
At G8, Obama, Putin look for common ground on Syria
U.S. President Barack Obama meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, Monday, June 17, 2013.
Ko back to defend CN Canadian Women's Open title
Fifteen-year-old Lydia Ko
Impact’s Arnaud optimistic concussion symptoms are over
Montreal Impact's Davy Arnaud, right, takes on Chicago Fire's Jeff Larentowicz during first half MLS soccer action in Montreal, Saturday, April 27, 2013. Arnaud was back on the field with his teammates for practice, another step toward his recovery from a concussion that kept him out of the lineup for more than a month.
20 stocks that satisfy hunger for dividend yield, taste for growth
Lorie Kane hones mental side of game
Lorie Kane
The alarming decline of housing affordability
Rob Carrick
No patent for human nature
Actress Angelina Jolie
Trudeau was wrong to charge for public speaking
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau
How this Manhattan bridge led me to an investing epiphany
The Grand Central Parkway near the Triborough Bridge in the Queens borough of New York.
Fear not the U.S. oil boom: Canada's oil sands have an inside edge
Shell Oil's Deer Park refinery and petrochemical facility (background) in Deer Park, Tex.
Bombardier, Embraer battle for single-aisle space
An artist’s conception of Embraer SA’s new E2 family of jets. Embraer, a fierce competitor against Bombardier in the market for regional jets, is upgrading its fleet and taking aim at Bombardier’s $3.4-billion C Series.
PEI to push CPP reform forward
Wes Sheridan, Prince Edward Island’s Finance Minister, is taking a lead role in putting together a proposal to overhaul the Canada Pension Plan.
Alberta regulator falls short on disclosure
Jeffrey Jones
Want university to be worthwhile? Take a co-op program
Kara Lang confident of ‘rebuild’, comeback with women’s national soccer team
Canadian women's soccer player Kara Lang attends a press conference announcing her retirement from the game in Oakville, Ontario on Wednesday January 5, 2011. Her athletic trainers call it a rebuild — taking something apart that wasn't assembled quite right and putting it back together properly. Hopefully the result is a resurrected soccer career. Lang revealed late last week she's mounting a comeback.
Raw documents: Read the charges laid against 35 of the 44 arrested in Project Traveller raids
About a dozen officers enter 340 Dixon Road during a Toronto Police raid targeting drugs and guns, in Toronto June 13, 2013.
Designer Lynne Tyrrell brought chic to dreary ’50s Toronto
Lynne Tyrrell
Most charges made public but many details still unknown in Dixon raids
320 Dixon Road is seen in the distance during a Toronto Police raid, known as Project Traveller, targeting drugs and guns in Toronto on June 13, 2013.
Macquarie settles into its Canada niche
A security worker stands next to the Macquarie Group logo in central Sydney in this February 9, 2010 file photo.
The Wolf of Wall Street: The mighty shouldn’t monkey around
Leonardo DiCaprio stars as Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street, coming in November.
Airport confidential: A new book reveals what you’ve always wanted to know
Long waits can drive travellers mad, but airports can cash in on concession sales.
Montreal’s top 5 fashion boutiques
Île en Amérique on Laurier West in Montreal.
Which nation does the worst job of packing?
Luminato highlights: World-music fans entranced at the Hub, performance-art lovers abuzz at St. Lawrence Centre
Amadou and Mariam.
F-35 maker inks deal with CAE in anticipation of program resuming
An F-35 fighter jet prepares for landing with its lift fan cover deployed over Patuxent River Naval Air Station, Md., in this undated handout file image. Lockheed Martin, the U.S. manufacturer of the stealth fighter, has signed a deal with a leading Canadian maker of flight simulators in anticipation of the federal government choosing to stick with the controversial program.
Canadian students feel stress, anxiety, have suicidal thoughts, survey reveals
Almost 90 per cent of students said they felt overwhelmed by what they had to do in past year.
Energy ETFs should do well this summer
Don Vialoux
Heavy rains cause highway sinkhole near Prince Albert, Sask.
Q&A: Sprott's Eric Nuttall on top picks in the energy sector
Sprott fund manager Eric Nuttall
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford won’t commit to adding security detail
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaks at a luncheon for the Toronto Real Estate Board on June 14, 2013.
Dr. Margaret Mahood fought for Medicare in Saskatchewan
Margaret Mahood
Valeant to sell up to $2-billion in shares for Bausch & Lomb acquisition
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. CEO Michael Pearson is seen in one of the company's laboratories Tuesday, April 3, 2012 in Laval.
Strong Canadian contingent expected at Quebec City, Montreal UCI races
Garmin-Barracuda's Ryder Hesjedal of Canada smiles as he waits for the start of the 149-kilometre Stage 18 of the Giro d'Italia on May 24, 2012.
Supreme Court to decide this week if it will hear appeal in Rob Ford case
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford talks to reporters on May 31, 2013 at City Hall.
Americans must ‘create education better,’ Miss USA contestant offers
Show co-host Giuliana Rancic holds the microphone for Miss Utah Marissa Powell as she competes in the question portion during the Miss USA pageant at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.
The close: Dow off highs on fresh Fed bond tapering concerns
Traders work on the main trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) shortly after the opening bell in New York, May 20, 2013.
Bad hair day? Blame it on the copper
Moose Jaw business owner wins $100,000 award
Joel Pinel, owner of Wow Factor Media.
Oddball NHL awards votes hurt credibility of process
Colorado Avalanche general manager Greg Sherman.
Jay-Z finds a lucrative way to phone it in
Jay-Z is teaming up with Samsung to release his new album, unveiling a three-minute commercial during the NBA Finals and announcing a deal that will give the music to one million users of Galaxy mobile phones. The new album, called Magna Carta Holy Grail, will be free for the first million android phone owners who download an app for the album.
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Whitecaps striker Kenny Miller named MLS player of the week
Vancouver Whitecaps' Kenny Miller, of Scotland, celebrates after scoring a goal against the New England Revolution during the first half of an MLS soccer game in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday June 15, 2013.
Can Verizon’s signal get through the fourth-carrier noise?
Sean Silcoff
Rejecting Northern Gateway risks disaster, Enbridge lawyer warns
Douglas Channel, the proposed termination point for an oil pipeline in the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project, is pictured in an aerial view in Kitimat, B.C., on Jan. 10, 2012.
In pictures: Bombardier's big plans for a small jet
Threats to Canada’s banks have diminished: BoC
Public enemy No. 1 for Canadian investors, according to investor advocate Daniel Solin? The Big Six banks.
Perjury trial sees fatal Dziekanski video
RCMP Const. Bill Bentley leaves court after the second day of his perjury trial in Vancouver on June 11, 2013. Bentley has pleaded not guilty to lying at a public inquiry into the case.
Lowe’s bid for California chain could be used as model in Canada: analyst
Lowe’s is offering $205-million (U.S.) for the assets of Orchard Supply Hardware Stores.
Bearish signal? Insiders aren’t buying into market pullback
man in business suit, holding tie
Federal Reserve Board likely to signal tapering move
U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernank
As a 14-year-old girl visiting Rome, I quickly came to think I was pretty hot stuff
U.S. ambassador ‘proud’ he helped convince Canada to stay in Afghanistan
United States Ambassador to Canada David Jacobson smiles during an interview June 17, 2013 at his official residence in Ottawa.
MPs earning extra income: Top up, or rip off?
Penny Collenette
‘We can always do better’ in the battle against smoking
André Picard
Faith groups oppose legal prostitution because they care about women’s lives
Lorna Dueck.
Two tragic events hit Vancouver family
Canada's best people, places and things: Submit your nomination
A young girl hides behind a small Canadian flag during the annual Canada Day parade in Montreal, Sunday, July 1, 2012.
CRTC warned about the cost of telecom in the North
CRTC chairman Jean-Pierre Blais
In photos: The special role of Britain's Royal nannies
Here, Princes William and Harry walk through the River Dee with their nanny, Tiggy Legge-Bourke, on a day out in the Highlands near Balmoral.
In photos: A royal maternity wear retrospective
British actress Elizabeth Taylor, left, chats with Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, after a charity premiere of The Little Foxes, in which Taylor stared. It was March 8, 1982. Princess Diana was expecting her first baby, Prince William, that June.
Fashion photos of the week: June 17
Global heavyweight Jones Lang LaSalle throws down the gauntlet
Brett Miller left CBRE, a firm his father help to start, for its rival. Seen here in Toronto, Mr. Miller is president of the Canadian arm of Jones Lang LaSalle.
Watch: Blackhawks news ahead of Game 3
Scariest thing in U.S. bond markets? Interest rate stability
The Federal Reserve Building stands in Washington April 3, 2012.
N.S. politician pleads guilty to fraud charges in provincial spending scandal
Dartmouth North MLA Trevor Zinck leaves the courtroom at the Supreme Court during the first day of his trial in Halifax on June 10, 2013.
Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple sells to consultancy firm for $12.5-million
Mirtle: Seattle on NHL’s relocation radar yet again
Seattle's landmark Space Needle is shown on Friday, Oct. 20, 2006, just north of downtown Seattle.
Rising market volatility means new winners and losers
In recent months, theme park stocks have been a hot ticket to profits.
Tokyo is not a market for the faint-hearted
A man walks by an electronic stock indicator of a securities firm in Tokyo on June 17, 2013.
Inter Pipeline Fund remains a hold
Construction of Inter Pipeline’s Polaris Pipeline.
Critics debate over proposed OSC no-guilt policy shift
Critics debate over proposed OSC no-guilt policy shift
Mental illness high among Calgary’s homeless: study
A view of the Calgary skyline.
Fear, confusion after China delays market intervention
Scott Barlow
Canucks sign Swedish goaltender Joacim Eriksson
A worker moves a hockey net as Vancouver Canucks team logos are projected on the ice before the team's NHL hockey game against the Detroit Red Wings in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday February 2, 2012
China 7-day Interbank Loan Rate
Former Liberal Senator files for judicial review after being ordered to repay more than $230,000
Senator Mac Harb arrives to the East Block of Parliament Hill in Ottawa on May 29, 2013. Media reports say the amount to be repaid by former Liberal senator Mac Harb over questionable expense claims has jumped to $231,000.
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