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Fontaine says First Nations talks on Energy East on the right path
Barrick chairman becomes chair of PineBridge Investments
John Thornton is the chair of Barrick Gold Corporation
Saputo Q2 net profit rises 16.8% to $155.7M; revenue up 21.1% at $2.7B
Poor weather in B.C. hampers river search for missing Red Deer, Alta., man
This transportation and logistics company delivers solid growth
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CEO of Calgary Stampede retiring in 2015 after nearly 30 years with rodeo
APEC: China’s chance to alter opinions
This Sunday Oct. 26, 2014 aerial photo shows the 97-meter-tall oval-shape Sunrise Kempinski Hotel on the shore of Yanqi Lake, the main area of the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), in Beijing's Huairou district.
Amazon introduces home voice-recognition service with device responding to the name 'Alexa'
This product image provided by Amazon shows the Amazon Echo. The Wi-Fi only speaker-like device, which has an accompanying app for tablets and smartphones, is Bluetooth enabled and can play music from Amazon Prime Music or other music services like iTunes and Spotify. (AP Photo/Amazon)
Canadian companies face off against global competitors
The Challenge Cup winners posing with judges and organizers following the conclusion of the event in Toronto in November, 2014.
Study finds no link between wind turbine noise, perceived health effects
A wind farm in operation on a farm in Southwestern Ontario, July, 2012.
Halifax police investigating third case of Halloween candy bar tampering
Minister criticized for comments on murder case still before the courts
Immigration Minister says a man killed his wife even though his trial has not begun.
Corrections officer dead; six inmates and driver injured in crash
Jason Kenney calls top banker's work-for-free advice 'wrong message'
Minister Jason Kenney speaks at a in Ottawa on October 2, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Mitel won’t rule out raising offer or hostile bid for ShoreTel
Mitel Networks Corp. signage is seen in the distance behind the Ontario provincial flag in Ottawa on Aug. 10, 2011.
Leafs' Carter Ashton PED infraction a warning to careless NHL players
Boston Bruins' Ryan Spooner and Toronto Maple Leafs' Carter Ashton battle for the puck during first period NHL hockey action in Toronto, Sunday Dec. 8, 2013.
CRTC to cable companies: no more forcing customers to give cancellation notice
Man accused of leaving shotgun on Halifax bus due back in court next week
Now Trending: ‘Eaten Alive’ to show man being swallowed whole by an anaconda
Screen grab from U.S. Discovery Channel’s ‘Eaten Alive’
Television interest in midterm election coverage down
Sun Life Financial eyes growing middle-class in Asia for future growth
Celebrity Photos of the Week: Jeff Daniels, your career is calling!
How new craft distilleries are rocking whisky world traditions
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AP Exclusive: Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen welcome a baby girl
Nasal spray flu vaccine might not protect young kids against swine flu again this year
FILE - This July 24, 2013 file photo shows the AstraZeneca logo on the company's building in Shanghai, China. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a statement Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014, reacting to startling new data that the nasal spray vaccine made by AstraZeneca was ineffective last winter against swine flu. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko, File)
Sean Michaels rides the theremin's unique waves to Giller nomination
Author Sean Michaels poses for a photograph next to a Theremin at his home in Montreal, Friday, October 24, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
Broken ankle knocks Cockburn out of world trampoline championships
Karen Cockburn of Canada competes in women's gymnastics trampoline qualification in the North Greenwich Arena during the London 2012 Olympic Games on Saturday.
Former Parks Canada director concerned about development in northern Quebec
‘High-risk traveller’ wanted in passport-fraud case arrested
Ontario fugitive Mohammed El Shaer has been facing passport fraud charges since June.
Cianci defeat in Providence mayor's race represents break from city's 'know-a-guy' culture
'Getting On' starring Laurie Metcalf gets on with a second season on HBO Canada
Multinational company asks prime minister to reverse Ebola visa restrictions
Wild’s Zach Parise out indefinitely with concussion
Minnesota Wild's Zach Parise (11) and St. Louis goaltender Brian Elliott (1) keep their eyes on a flying puck in the first period of an NHL game in St. Paul, Thursday, April 11, 2013.
Anne Hathaway spins space age love story in Interstellar
Actress Anne Hathaway arrives for the premiere of her film "Interstellar" in New York November 3, 2014.
The rise of Mean World Syndrome in social media
The Ghomeshi story has been fuelled by new developments and the rush to react – resulting in more than 125,000 tweets to date.
Cott says DSS water, coffee business will diversify and grow its market base
LeBron James, Cavs not clicking as they work through issues
Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James looks at the scoreboard in the second quarter during an NBA basketball game against the Utah Jazz, Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014, in Salt Lake City.
Martingales makes Triple Bill a dance performance worth seeing
Members of the company in Pond Skaters.
Minister promises better, faster services for vulnerable families in B.C.
Current 'Cabaret' star Danny Burstein to lead 'Fiddler on the Roof' revival as Tevye
Youngsters of YouTube are deciding the future of toys
Evan, 8, is YouTube’s most popular kid with more than 1 billion views over his three channels.
Average US rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 4.02 pct.; 30-year loan at 3.21 pct.
The story behind the CMA’s overwhelming change on assisted death
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A host of new films show how the nature of media is changing at warp speed
Johanna Schneller
Inventor of CorningWare glass, material used in popular white casserole dishes, dies in NY
FILE- In this 1950 photo provided by Corning Inc., Dr. Don Stookey prepares to expose an image to ultraviolet light. Stookey, who forever changed cooking with the invention of CorningWare, died Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2014, at an assisted living center in Rochester, New York. He was 99.(AP Photo/Corning, Inc.)
Reel Asian Film Festival takes a trip down memory lane
Monsoon Shootout, featuring Nawazuddin Siddiqui, left, is a bold, intense and artful cops-and-gangsters thriller.
Ontario to allow business relationship between ticket sellers and resellers
The best images from around the world for Nov. 6
A murmuration of starlings put on a display near the town of Gretna, Scotland. The starlings visit the area twice a year in the months of February and November.
Sex workers say new anti-prostitution law still puts them in danger
A sex trade worker is pictured in downtown Vancouver, on June, 3, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
CBC hits back at Toronto Star over accusations in Ghomeshi editorial
Heather Conway, the head of CBC’s English-language services, calls allegations by the Toronto Star ‘offensive’ and ‘completely unwarranted.’
Conservatives reject Access to Information Act reform in openness plan
Ready to give up on market timing and put your cash to work?
Psychiatrist says Magnotta had schizophrenia when Jun Lin was killed
From hospital bed, Ford rails against councillors’ spending
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaks to supporters in Toronto on Monday, October 27, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
Sssstill there: more than 200 slithering snakes pulled out of home near Regina
Rosenberg: Two reasons the oil slide is likely over
Gluskin Sheff chief economist David Rosenberg.
Remembrance Day began modestly as a tribute to the terrible losses of WWI
Nova Scotia will need second bill to regulate flavoured tobacco: health minister
Lawyers slam Chris Alexander comments on murder case still before the courts
Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander speaks in the House of Commons on Monday November 3, 2014 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Jeanne Beker: What I learned as the child of Holocaust survivors
Bronia and Joseph Beker escaped the Nazis by hiding in barns and bunkers, depending on the kindness of strangers.
Watchdog tweaks mortgage rules for insurers, banks
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions has waded into the country’s mortgage market in recent years as part of a global effort to prevent another crisis like the one that occurred in the U.S. with subprime lending.
The heat is on for Bill Nighy's spy in final chapters of 'Worricker Trilogy' airing on PBS
Muslim cleric offering checklist to help converts avoid radicalization
End-of-life patients aren’t being heard
A gap between doctors’ goals and patients’ wishes may mean seriously ill patients are receiving aggressive forms of treatment that they don’t actually want at the end of their lives, according to a new study.
Great-West Lifeco Q3 net earnings up 31% at $687M; total revenue rises to $8.45B
How do I defend my refrigerator from a horde of hungry teens?
David Eddie
Central Alberta man pleads guilty to charges in death of fellow hunter
The flag girls of the rodeo
Target names GM executive to be chief risk and compliance officer
A spectacular act of anonymous generosity left me wondering about its true motivations
18,000 litres of diesel fuel found on shipwreck off Cape Breton, province says
Amazon unveils Echo, a speaker that listens and learns
Echo is priced at $199 (U.S.), Amazon said on its website Thursday. Members of Amazon’s Prime fast-shipping program can purchase the gadget for $99 for a limited period. Consumers need to request an invitation to get the product.
Here's how analysts say the government could improve Americans' economic lives
Leighton Meester says gossipy tabloid interpretations of her songs are 'sad'
Leighton Meester arrives at the premiere of "The Judge" at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Oct. 1, 2014. Leighton Meester's rootsy redesign "Heartstrings" offers a much clearer look at the actress/musician/model than her prior forays into glossy pop - and naturally, tabloid blogs are trying to use her lyrics for a gossipy peek into her private life. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP - Invision, Chris Pizzello
Agency investigates after Halifax woman injured in arrest involving police dog
Saskatchewan Opposition continues to criticize Lean health-care program
Canadiens assign defenceman Jarred Tinordi to Hamilton
Montreal Canadiens' first pick Jarred Tinordi adjusts his hat during the first round of the 2010 NHL hockey draft in Los Angeles, California June 25, 2010. REUTERS/Mike Blake
Finance Minister Joe Oliver to deliver government's fiscal update Nov. 12
AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd accused of murder-for-hire plot; Band says album, tour plans unchanged
In this Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014 photo, Phil Rudd, drummer for the rock band AC/DC, gestures from a window at his house in Tauranga, New Zealand. New Zealand prosecutors on Friday backtracked by dropping a murder-for-hire charge against Rudd, saying there wasn't enough evidence to proceed. (AP Photo/New Zealand Herald, John Borren) NEW ZEALAND OUT, AUSTRALIA OUT
Front-runners for NFL awards include Arians, Murray, Watt
This is an Oct. 26, 2014, file photo, showing Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians on the sidelines prior to an NFL football game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Glendale, Ariz.
Bell of captain’s ship recovered from Franklin Expedition
Parks Canada displays the bell found from Sir John Franklin's HMS Erebus ship on November 6, 2014 in Ottawa.
Ottawa benches idea of naming Montreal bridge after Maurice Richard
West Vancouver police search for guns discarded near elementary school
James Franco helps 'event cinema' come of age with 'Of Mice and Men' from Broadway
This image released by Polk & Co. shows James Franco, left, and Chris O'Dowd in a scene from "Of Mice and Men," in New York. A high-definition broadcast of Franco starring on Broadway this summer in John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men" will compete with the movies "Nightcrawler" and "Gone Girl" at the box office, and it marks an important milestone. While a few Broadway shows have been broadcast, this is the first time the National Theatre Live series, the gold standard, has chosen a Broadway show to beam into over 900 venues across the U.S. and Canada.(AP Photo/Polk & Co., Richard Phibbs)
Annotated editions of 'Gone Girl' and 'Portnoy's Complaint' among books at PEN auction
FILE - In this Sept. 26, 2014 file photo, author Gillian Flynn arrives at 2014 NYFF - "Gone Girl" opening night world premiere in New York. Flynn, Philip Roth, and Don DeLillo are among 75 authors and artists contributing annotated editions of their work for a PEN American Center auction. PEN, the literary and human rights organization, announced Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014 that the "First Edition/Second Thoughts" auction will be held Dec. 2 at Christie's New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File)
Finance Minister Joe Oliver to deliver fall fiscal update Nov. 12
Canada's Finance Minister Joe Oliver speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa Nov. 4.
Homicide detectives now probing disappearance of 19-year-old Hamilton man
'Corner Gas: The Movie' pumping out plenty of special plans for release
Name of new Star Wars film released
In this video grab made available by Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM on Thursday, May 22, 2014, J.J. Abrams, director of "Star Wars: Episode VII," talks to the fans from the movie set in the desert in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Walt Disney Pictures announced Thursday, Nov. 6, that the movie previously known only as “Episode VII” has been dubbed “The Force Awakens.” Disney also said that principle photography has wrapped on the J.J. Abrams-directed sequel six months after beginning. The film will be released in December 2015. (AP Photo/Lucasfilm Ltd., File)
Springsteen auctions guitars, lasagna for veterans; Oliver, Stewart bring laughs to fundraiser
John Oliver performs at the 8th Annual Stand Up For Heroes, presented by the New York Comedy Festival and The Bob Woodruff Foundation, at the Theater at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014, in New York. (Photo by Brad Barket/Invision/AP)
Khadr argues U.S. judge hearing his appeal may be committing a federal crime
J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles acquires Edouard Manet's 'Spring'
Liberal MPs’ alleged harassment made public over NDP MPs’ wishes
MPs Massimo Pacetti and Scott Andrews.
Junior high school student in St. John's, N.L., found to have tuberculosis
Mulcair says NDP women revictimized by public airing of misconduct complaints
Prosecutor: Californian accused of starting 'Silk Road 2.0' drug-sale website a flight risk
Wind turbine noise not linked to perceived health effects: Health Canada study
Hospital patient sues 'Saving Hope' actor, researcher for violating his privacy
Trailer fees still rule in Canada despite threat of ban
An advocacy group warns that unbundling fund fees will result in some investors not receiving financial advice.
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