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Lions playoff bound, ending Bombers’ dreams with win
Johnny Sears #0 and Matt Bucknor #2 of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers attempt to stop Emmanuel Arceneaux #84 of the BC Lions as he runs for yards in second half action in a CFL game at Investors Group Field on October 25, 2014 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Toronto FC ends disappointing season with loss to New England
Toronto FC midfielder Kyle Bekker (8) tries to keep the ball from New England Revolution defender Andrew Farrell (2) and midfielder Andy Dorman (12) during the second half of New England's 1-0 win at Gillette Stadium.
Marco Di Vaio scores in last career game as Impact draws with United
Montreal Impact's Marco Di Vaio waves to fans following a ceremony prior to his final MLS career game against D.C. United in Montreal, Saturday, October 25, 2014.
In pictures: Emotions run high at NHL games in Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal
B.C. Lions playoff bound as they end Bombers' dreams with 28-23 win
BC Lions' Ernest Jackson (9) leaps over Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Desia Dunn (23) for the touchdown during the second half of CFL action in Winnipeg Saturday, October 25, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods
Man arrested after threat against WestJet flight from Kelowna to Calgary
Devils top Senators in overtime on emotional night of hockey
Ottawa Senators goalie Robin Lehner gets the pad infront of a shot from New Jersey Devils center Adam Henrique duing overtime NHL action Saturday October 25, 2014 in Ottawa.
Canadiens remain undefeated at home with win against Rangers
Montreal Canadiens forward Tomas Plekanec (14) celebrates with forward Max Pacioretty (67) after scoring a goal against the New York Rangers during the first period at the Bell Centre.
Maple Leafs beaten handily by Chara-less Bruins
Boston Bruins forward Gregory Campbell, right, celebrates his goal against the during third period NHL hockey action in Toronto on Saturday, October 25, 2014.
Bloemen sets new Canadian record in men's 10,000-metres at ISU World Cup
Veteran reporter Mark Dunn dead at age 53
An emotional Don Cherry asks Canadians not to forget slain soldiers
Kichton scores shootout winner as IceCaps edge Sound Tigers 2-1
Port problems slow flow of goods before holidays; container ships idle off Los Angeles
Gale’s touchdown earns Argonauts narrow victory over rival Ticats
Mitchell Gale #16 of the Toronto Argonauts celebrates his touchdown against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the 4th quarter by throwing the ball into the stands during their game at Rogers Centre on October 25, 2014 in Toronto.
B.C. First Nation recognizes milestones before 150th anniversary of hangings
Large gold nugget found in California Gold Country finds secret buyer
In this undated image provided by Kagin's Inc., shows the Butte Nugget. One of the biggest gold nuggets found in modern times in Northern California's historic Gold Country is going up for sale. Weighing in at more than 6 pounds, the Butte Nugget is expected to carry a price tag of $350,000. The San Francisco Chronicle reported Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014, that the nugget's owner asked dealer Don Kagin to keep his name and the location of the discovery secret. (AP Photo/Kagin's Inc.)
U.S. recognizing same-sex marriage in six more states
Antioco Carillo (L) and Theodore Small are the first in Clark County to receive a same-sex marriage certificate at the Marriage License Bureau in Las Vegas, October 9, 2014. The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for same-sex matrimony to proceed in Idaho on Friday by lifting a temporary hold imposed earlier in the week, capping a week of victories for supporters of gay marriage in America.
Japan's women's soccer team tops Canada 3-0 in friendly at Commonwealth Stadium
Disabled cargo ship heading home to Russia after repairs at B.C. port
Winnipeg Jets recall Patrice Cormier from AHL's St. John's IceCaps
Five injured, 1 critically, in explosion at Sarnia, Ont. industrial plant: Mayor
Fire fighters continue to pour water on a building at Veolia ES Canada Industrial Services Inc. plant to prevent hot spots in Sarnia, Ontario on Saturday Oct. 25, 2014. An explosion that tore through an industrial facility in this southwestern Ontario city sent five people to hospital, with one airlifted to a health centre in critical condition, officials said Saturday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Colin Graf
Man says City of Kamloops' info led contractor to dig for hours in wrong place
Woman who hit two people with pipe from her purse gets warning from B.C. judge
Memorial held in Montreal for soldiers Patrice Vincent and Nathan Cirillo
Wynne leaves for weeklong China trade trip; will join Quebec and PEI premiers
Maui voters to decide whether to adopt a moratorium on genetically engineered crops
In this photo taken Sept. 10, 2014, Monsanto crew members Gerard Manuel, left, and Rommel Angale, right, count corn sprouts in a field of test hybrids in a breeding nursery near Kihei, Hawaii. Maui County voters will decide in the next few weeks whether to ban the cultivation of genetically engineered organisms, at least temporarily. A “yes” vote on the Nov. 4 ballot initiative would require large multinational companies that research new varieties of corn and soybeans in Maui to stop farming until they are able to prove their methods are safe. This could upend global agriculture giant Monsanto’s research pipeline for new varieties of corn and soybeans. (AP Photo/The Maui News, Matthew Thayer)
Roger Federer reaches 11th Swiss Indoors final; will face David Goffin
Switzerland's Roger Federer reacts after winning his semi-final match against Ivo Karlovic during their semi-final match at the Swiss Indoors ATP tennis tournament in Basel on Oct. 25.
Hockey returns to Ottawa with emotional pre-game anthem ceremony
A woman holds up a Canadian flag as the national anthem is played during pre-game ceremonies at the NHL game between the Ottawa Senators and New Jersey Devils Saturday October 25, 2014 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
'United as one': Hockey returns to Ottawa with stirring pre-game anthem ceremony
Egypt blames ‘external forces’ for deadly Sinai attacks
Family members of security forces killed in Sinai on Friday react as they wait for the bodies of their relatives at Almaza military airbase in Cairo on Oct. 25.
Man in serious condition after stabbing in New Brunswick city street
Pedestrian dies after being hit by SUV while crossing Newfoundland road
Musician Jack Bruce, bassist from the 1960s band Cream, dies at 71
FILE - In this Nov. 3, 2008 file photo, British Musician Jack Bruce, talks to the media after collecting the Best Album Award given to Cream at the Classic Rock awards in central London. Bruce, best known as the bassist from the 1960s group Cream, has died. He was 71. A statement released by his family announced the death Saturday, Oct. 25, 2014. Publicist Claire Singers said Bruce died at his home in Suffolk, England. Cream, which also included guitarist Eric Clapton and drummer Ginger Baker sold 35 million albums in just over two years and were awarded the world's first ever platinum disc for their album "Wheels of Fire." (AP Photo/Joel Ryan)
Attempt to recover Air Force plane crashed in 1940 in Ontario lake begins
Nova Scotia man charged after allegedly exposing himself to child
Protesters march in Rome against government plans to make firing easier, snarling traffic
CGIL union workers union march during a demonstration to protest Premier Matteo Renzi's labor reforms, in Rome, Saturday, Oct. 25, 2014. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)
OPP cruiser involved in Essex, Ont., crash; both drivers sent to hospital
Young man charged after Mountie nearly hit with car in Halifax intersection
Advance polls open today for Prince Edward Island municipal elections
Parliament Hill again open to the public; tours to resume Monday: Speaker
A runner makes his way towards Centre Block on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2014. The grounds and lawn of Parliament Hill reopened Friday night following the shootings at the National War Memorial and inside Centre Block. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang
Teenage boy dies after crashing vehicle on western New Brunswick road
American Shiffrin shares victory in season-opening World Cup
Mikaela Shiffrin of the United States takes joint first place during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Women's Giant Slalom on Oct. 25 in Soelden, Austria.
‘No shortage of volunteers’ for clinical trial of Canadian-made Ebola vaccine
This handout photo released by the World Health Organization on Oct. 22 shows reception by Geneva University Hospital (HUG) of a batch of experimental rVSV Ebola vaccine developed at the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg.
Police Services Board member pushes for action on post traumatic stress disorder
Dr. Dhun F. Noria is photographed in Scarborough Hospital's lab on Feb. 18, 2014.
Young man shot in back after attempted robbery in Halifax neighbourhood
'No shortage of volunteers' for clinical trial of Canadian-made Ebola vaccine
A vial of the Canadian-made Ebola vaccine VSV-ZEBOV, is pictured in a recent photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research - Col. Shon Remich
What do we do about the Islamic State fanboys?
Margaret Wente
WHO: Ebola outbreak continues to spread; more than 10,000 infected
A health worker checks the temperature of African Development Bank President Donald Kaberuka as he arrives in Conakry on Oct. 24.
Iginla scores twice as Avalanche dominate Canucks
Colorado Avalanche left wing Gabriel Landeskog (92) celebrates with teammates from the bench after scoring a goal in the third period against the Vancouver Canucks at the Pepsi Center in Denver on Oct. 24.
Eberle scores twice as Oilers beat Hurricanes for third win in a row
Edmonton Oilers' Jordan Eberle (14) scores on Carolina Hurricanes' Anton Khudobin (31) during third period NHL hockey action in Edmonton, Alta., on Friday Oct. 24.
Stampeders rally in fourth quarter for win over Roughriders
Jeff Hecht #27 of the Calgary Stampeders exchanges words with Shomari Williams #99 of the Saskatchewan Roughriders after a play during a CFL game at McMahon Stadium on Oct. 24 in Calgary.
Harper’s humanity has struck a chord, but will his policy strike a nerve?
Supporters pay tribute as the body of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo is transported from Ottawa to Hamilton, along the Highway of Heroes in Port Hope, Ont., on Friday.
Put away the duct tape: Broken eyeglasses can be fixed
Darrel Fraser can see the day when he exits the dental industry to concentrate on his eyeglass repair chain. ‘It makes sense to go with the business that has the higher profits and more opportunities for growth.’
Diagnostics made easy: Apps that can tell you what’s wrong
User-friendly apps Automatic and Lemur’s BlueDriver.
European Central Bank review could push weak banks to raise money, restructure
President of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi arrives on the second day of an EU summit in Brussels, on Friday, Oct. 24, 2014. EU leaders gather for a two-day summit in which they discuss Ebola, climate change and the economy. (AP Photo/Yves Logghe)
Car mount requires too much mothering to stay effective
The GripGo Car Phone Mount.
Harper’s demise is greatly exaggerated
Jeffrey Simpson
Oct. 25: This week’s Talking Point – what drove the assault on Parliament Hill? – and letters to the editor
A makeshift memorial to Cpl. Nathan Cirillo near the National War Memorial.
The more you write, the less you make
Camilla Gibb
Our laws are up to the homegrown terror threat
Benjamin Perrin
Saskatchewan's Joseph takes blame for loss to Stamps after throwing three picks
WHL Roundup: Carter Folk nets hat trick as Hurricanes rout Blades
Stampeders rally in fourth quarter for 40-27 win over Roughriders
Calgary Stampeders rally for 40-27 win over Saskatchewan Roughriders
Eberle scores twice as Oilers beat Hurricanes 6-3 for third win in a row
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