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Winnipeg man gets 10 years for killing man he mistook for an intruder
Documents reveal CBSA expected scrutiny for contracting out security
Lucia Vega Jimenez is shown in a coroner's inquest handout photo released on Sept. 29, 2014.
Asia-Pacific leaders endorse working toward China-backed free-trade pact
U.S.President Barack Obama, left, shakes hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a welcome ceremony for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit at the International Convention Center in Yanqi Lake, Beijing, China Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
Justin Faulk leads Hurricanes past Flames
Carolina Hurricanes' Tim Gleason (6) scores on Calgary Flames goalie Jonas Hiller (1), of Switzerland, during the third period of an NHL game in Raleigh, N.C., Monday, Nov. 10, 2014. Carolina won 4-1.
Sean Michaels awarded Giller Prize for his book ‘Us Conductors’
Author Sean Michaels was awarded the Scotiabank Giller Prize for his book Us Conductors.
Mechanical issues force shutdown of Imperial Oil’s Kearl mine
Imperial Oil Chairman, President & CEO Rich Kruger during the company's annual general meeting in Calgary, Alberta on Thursday, April 24, 2014.
Ottawa doesn’t want Alberta to spend its $2.3-billion in gas tax on arenas
Minister Jason Kenney speaks at a in Ottawa on October 2, 2014.
Vancouver orchestra director loses decades of notes to theft
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra music director Bramwell Tovey.
Judge scolds B.C. Civil Forfeiture Office in ‘frivolous’ case
Tory rail plan nudges TTC relief line off track
Commuters wait to a subway train at Keele station in Toronto.
South Korea ends search for victims of ferry disaster
Funeral service employees arrange memorial tablets and portraits of victims from the sinking of the ferry Sewol, at the official memorial altar at Hwarang Park in Ansan, South Korea, April 29, 2014.
How five Canadians answered the call to go to war
Jack Clements of Salt Spring Island, B.C.: ‘A lot of her friends were getting notifications that their kids were killed’
A landing like no other
Mission to land robot on comet to take final step
This March 2, 2013 photo made available by spaceweather.com shows the comet, Pan-STARRS, seen from Queenstown, New Zealand.
Ebola cases decline in Liberia
The suspected ward of the Monrovia Medical Unit, which is an Ebola treatment facility specifically built for medical workers who become infected while caring for patients, is seen in a U.S. Army handout picture taken November 4, 2014. The ward is scheduled to open November 8 and will house patients who are Ebola symptomatic but are awaiting their lab work to return.
Mirtle: No more kidding around – Leafs should give youth a chance
Toronto Maple Leafs' Richard Panik, centre, celebrates his goal against the New York Rangers during first period NHL action in Toronto on Saturday, November 8, 2014.
LNG facilities in B.C. would cause carbon output to spike, report says
A model at the LNG Canada offices in Kitimat, B.C., on June 26, 2014, shows the proposed liquefied natural gas plant and marine terminal. The Rio Tinto Alcan aluminum smelter is in the background.
Guy Boucher named head coach of Canada for 2014 Spengler Cup
Are the Winnipeg Jets poised for takeoff?
The Winnipeg Jets’ head coach, Paul Maurice, standing, says that his team’s evolution is ‘in the early, early stages,’ but that’s he encouraged by what he’s seen in the past 10 games.
Ian McAllister: The wild life of a wildlife photographer
Mark Hume
Security hiked for Ottawa Remembrance Day ceremony
Princess Anne is guided by Chief Warrant Officer David Snyder through the Canadian National Military Cemetery in Ottawa on Monday. Princess Anne is guided by Chief Warrant Officer David Snyder, through the Canadian National Military Cemetery in Ottawa, Monday November 10, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Fred Chartrand
Biologist says Manitoba's failure to use channel will mean flooding in spring
'7th Heaven' actor wants to stop spousal support payments, citing audio leak and lost roles
UAW says new Volkswagen policy to open door to union representation in Tennessee
Revenue falls but Aecon Group Q3 profit of $39.5M beats prior-year result
11 materials stocks with positive economic momentum
Intertape Polymer Group shows a performance spread over 5 per cent.
Officer William Swetman flew six air attacks on Berlin
Bill Swetman in 1944, with the rank of RCAF wing commander. The striped ribbon on his chest is the Distinguished Flying Cross; the darker ribbon next to it is the Distinguished Service Order, a rare honour for a bomber pilot.
Arise from the basement Gen Y. Your problems are finally being noticed
If your child is an educated millennial who, despite maximum effort, can’t find a full-time job, it might be time to raise the issue with your local member of Parliament.
Three top stock picks from Selective Asset’s Robert McWhirter
Luka Magnotta’s medical records on display at first-degree murder trial
Luka Rocco Magnotta is pictured in Berlin in a court photo.
Canadian golf’s future looks bright after Taylor wins PGA tour title
With his his maiden PGA Tour victory in Mississippi on Sunday, Nick Taylor became the first Canadian to win on the Tour since Stephen Ames in 2009.
Cabinet minister says Manitoba NDP can govern during leadership contest
Electricity on the fly
Pierre Karl Peladeau to seek Parti Quebecois leadership: Radio-Canada
Parti Quebecois MNA and media magnate Pierre-Karl Peladeau rises on October 30, 2014 at the legislature in Quebec City.
Google will use NASA site in Bay Area for space, aviation, robotics projects
Magellan Aerospace Q3 profits soar 36%; revenue up almost 12% at $202.5M
Alberta Premier Prentice, aboriginals to discuss oil sands concerns
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice speaks during a press conference in Regina on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014.
Canadian producers sheltered from oil’s plunge
Discounts for Western Canada Select have shrunk to an average of about $19 (U.S.) this year from roughly $24 a year ago.
U.S. men’s team declares support for women’s fight against turf
Canada’s Jonelle Filigno, left, and Germany’s Annike Krahn are seen competing at the Women’s World Cup in Berlin in 2011.
Rob Ford drops out of Remembrance Day ceremony due to ongoing cancer battle
Canada announces monitoring measures on travellers from Ebola countries
The Ebola virus viewed through an electron microscope in a handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Antwerp Institute of Tropical Medicine
Remembrance Day: A century of loss to remember
VIMY MONUMENT - VIMY RIDGE Figure of Canada Bereft Photo Credit: VAC.
Did you eat a frog today?
Valerie Cherneski is an executive coach based in Montreal.
What do you think you’re worth?
Dev Aujla (@devaujla) is the author of Making Good: Finding Meaning, Money and Community in a Changing World.
How to close the workplace generation gap
Provide trailer fee data, regulator urges mutual funds
The regulator’s request for information on mutual fund fees is not compulsory.
Canada imposing quarantine measures on travellers from Ebola countries
A lab technician works in a mobile lab at the National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg, Manitoba November 3, 2014.
White Sox Abreu unanimous pick as AL Rookie of the Year; Mets’ deGrom wins NL honour
This July 12, 2014, file photo shows Chicago White Sox's Jose Abreu batting against the Cleveland Indians during a baseball game in Cleveland. Abreu was a unanimous winner of the AL Rookie of the Year award, Monday Nov. 10, 2014.
Temporal Power spinning renewable energy wheels
Temporal’s flywheels are, essentially, mechanical batteries that store power in the form of kinetic energy as they spin -- unlike normal batteries that hold power as chemical energy.
Peladeau to seek Parti Quebecois leadership: Radio-Canada
Parti Quebecois MNA and media magnate Pierre-Karl Peladeau rises on October 30, 2014 at the legislature in Quebec City. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot
No sign of two viruses in some B.C. salmon: Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Harper government cutbacks hurting access to info
Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault says her office doesn’t have the budget it needs to meet Canadians’ demands.
Will the dialogue about abuse translate to financial support?
Former Baltimore Ravens NFL running back Ray Rice and his wife Janay arrive for a hearing at a New York City office building November 5, 2014. Rice is making his case on Wednesday to return to the field after the National Football League indefinitely suspended him from the game for claims of domestic violence.
UAW says new Volkswagen policy to open door to union representation in Tennessee
FILE - In this July 31, 2012 photo, an employee at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tenn., works on a Passat sedan. UAW officials in a letter to plant workers on Monday, Nov. 10, 2014, said a upcoming policy change by Volkswagen will clear the way to for the union to gain its first recognition agreement with a foreign automaker in the South. (AP Photo/Erik Schelzig, file)
Martinrea Q3 profit down at $19.4M; revenue hits a record of $859.5M
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Coalition pushes to delay Ottawa's corruption rules
John Manley, president of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives, says Ottawa should suspend the rules while the government works out a new anti-corruption regime in consultation with industry.
Here’s a stock worth bidding for
Ian McGugan
Health advocates want Alberta to spend more on injury, disease prevention
Canadian platinum firms unbowed by South African labour unrest
Though Eastern Platinum is pulling out of South Africa because of rising costs and stagnant markets, two other Canadian companies are plunging ahead.
Ottawa promises $2.3B to Alberta in gas tax, but don't want it spent on arenas
Cancelled rail contract weighs on Mexico at summit
A man walks on an old passenger railway line next to a freight train in Azcapotzalco Municipality in Mexico City November 7, 2014. Mexico has revoked a $3.75 billion high-speed rail contract from a China-led consortium after its uncontested bid prompted an outcry from lawmakers, souring a state visit to Beijing next week by President Enrique Pena Nieto.
Man charged with murder of woman in Vancouver home makes court appearance
Alberta premier, aboriginals to discuss oilsands concerns
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice speaks during a press conference in Regina on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Michael Bell
Govt proposes Medicare coverage of lung cancer screening for certain heavy-smoking seniors
Three big facts about Canada’s small banks
Bank buildings tower over the corner of Bay Street and Adelaide streets in Toronto.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Regina restaurant says food charge to buy sudsy advent calendar hard to swallow
Sheila Copps says NDP MPs opening up about harassment could force change
Sheila Copps speaks at a question and answers session in Toronto on Sunday, January 8, 2012.
Mayor Ford decides he’s not up to attending Remembrance Day event
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford underwent his third round of chemotherapy last week for a rare and aggressive form of cancer.
Winnipeg police appeal for help in case of teen assaulted, dumped in river
Dean Foods, Toll Brothers, Dyanavax, Orexigen and Comcast are big market movers
Aboriginal Affairs shifting infrastructure funds to social, education: memo
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt prepares to take part in a Commons Aboriginal Affairs committee in Ottawa, on Parliament Hill, Thursday May 29, 2014.
Chart: Value of $10,000 invested - Russell 2000 vs S&P 500
Michelle Obama urges women veterans to flex skills, announces new employment initiatives
First lady Michelle Obama speaks at the Women Veterans Career Development Forum at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial (WIMSA) at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va., Monday, Nov. 10, 2014. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Mets sign free agent outfielder Michael Cuddyer
National League batter Michael Cuddyer, of the Colorado Rockies, hits a home run during the Major League Baseball All-Star Game Home Run Derby in New York, July 15, 2013.
Executive producer leaves CBC's 'Q' in wake of Jian Ghomeshi scandal
Jian Ghomeshi is pictured in Toronto January 22, 2010. How far can one go with Ghomeshi? Canadian comedians have been struggling with that for weeks. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Ubisoft Montreal ships blockbuster video games just one week – but worlds – apart
A scene from "Assassin's Creed Unity" is shown in this undated handout image.
Producer of 'Q' decides to leave show amid Ghomeshi scandal
Arif Noorani will return to work on Monday, but instead of resuming his post at Q, he will develop a new CBC Radio program.
How the Dow Jones industrial average and other major indexes fared on Monday
Putnam Investments’ struggles still dog Great-West Life
The corporate logo of Putnam Investments is seen on the front of the mutual fund company's headquarters in Boston, October 24, 2003.
5 questions, answers on 'net neutrality,' Obama proposal to regulate Internet providers
$6.6M settlement for Social Security workers with disabilities gets preliminary approval
RCMP announce charges in two separate cold-case murders in Surrey, B.C.
Blue-footed boobies and a hidden beach: Escape to Mexico's Galapagos
Swim through a long rock tunnel to discover Hidden Beach.
B.C. Lions take the first step to see if Travis Lulay can return for playoffs
B.C. Lions quarterback Travis Lulay leaves the field prior to a news conference at the Lions Surrey practice facility in Surrey, B.C. Tuesday, Sept.9 2014. The Lions have taken the first step towards discovering whether there is any chance injured quarterback Lulay will return for the playoffs.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
'River' star Hugh Jackman, 'Elephant Man' star Bradley Cooper make Broadway box office sing
Researchers say iPhone, iPad security flaw opens door to malicious apps
The close: TSX ends higher amid China data, sinking gold stocks
Foreign investors now have the ability to buy and sell shares directly on the Shanghai market. Paul Bagnell looks are some Canadians ETFs that hold Chinese equities.
All-star concert honours 'frustrated jazz musician' Bill Clinton for his jazz advocacy
Rates mixed in weekly US Treasury auction with 3-month bills rising to highest since August
Escort forced to get pimp's name tattooed to show 'ownership': Police
Amid U.S. outperformance, a brave call to focus on Canadian stocks
David Berman
Police identify bodies of two men found in Moncton, N.B., apartment
CBS News' Lara Logan quarantined in South Africa following report from Liberia.
FILE - In this Jan. 12, 2013 file photo, "60 Minutes" reporter Lara Logan takes part in a panel discussion at the Showtime Winter TCA Tour in Pasadena, Calif. Logan is being quarantined in a South Africa hotel for three weeks as a precaution after visiting an American-run hospital treating Ebola patients in Liberia for a "60 Minutes" report that aired Sunday, Nov. 9, 2014. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File)
Executives in Asian luxury hotels fall prey to cyberespionage: study
The movements of executives appear to be tracked as they travel, allowing attackers to pounce once a victim logs on to a hotel Wi-Fi network.
Bruce Cockburn's weighty new memoir explores God, guns, war, love
Canadian musician Bruce Cockburn poses in Toronto on Thursday, November 6, 2014. Cockburn started writing his mammoth memoir "Rumours of Glory" just as he was becoming a father for a second time, at the age of 66. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
US stocks edge higher, keeping indexes at record highs; Dean Foods soars on strong results
When does a sperm donor have parental rights?
Actor Jason Patric
Top Quebec court hears arguments in case of ex-doctor charged with murdering kids
Demonstrators show they support for Isabelle Gaston, ex-wife of Guy Turcotte and mother to the two murdered children,as she talks to reporters in front of the courthouse Monday, November 10, 2014 in Montreal. Guy Turcotte, the former Quebec cardiologist who admitted to killing his two young children in 2009, could be back behind bars soon if the Crown is able to successfully argue its case against his conditional release in court Monday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
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