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June 21

Canada's men's volleyball team beats Australia in World League rematch
Reds knock around Happ, rout Blue Jays
Cincinnati Reds' Billy Hamilton gets a hit off Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher J.A. Happ to drive in a run in the fourth inning of a baseball game on Saturday, June 21, 2014, in Cincinnati.
Doyle: Germany really wants to win the World Cup, but won’t
John Doyle
Infographic: The business of medicinal cannabis
Vic Neufeld, left, CEO of Aphria, and co-chair John Cervini, inspect marijuana plants at their Leamington, Ont., greenhouse.
Table: Term life insurance: a cost comparison
Death toll at 3 after boat capsizes in northwestern Ontario
B.C. government has reach out to prominent mediator to resolve teachers strike
World Cup daily briefing: June 22
Cristiano Ronaldo and Joao Moutinho, left, peek from the dressing room prior to a training session of Portugal in Campinas, Brazil, Friday, June 20, 2014. Portugal plays in group G of the Brazil 2014 soccer World Cup.
Federal government should track unpaid internships, MPs say
Walrus co-publisher Shelley Ambrose charged that there was an agenda behind the Ontario government’s move to declare unpaid internships contravene the Employment Standards Act: ‘Why they’re choosing to enforce the act after 10 years, and so swiftly, without any conversations, is interesting, and seemingly quite political.’
Blanket approach to temporary worker reductions a concern:PC leadership hopefuls
Kelly: World Cup allows a brief love affair with a pariah state
Cathal Kelly
Abbotsford police investigating suspicious attack on man found in farm
Panthers hire Gerard Gallant as coach
Montreal Canadiens Tomas Plekanec gets a few pointers from assistant coach Gerard Gallant during their training camp Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 in Brossard, Que.
New B.C. liquor laws allow booze at farmers markets and minors in pubs
Federal NDP, Liberals see different lessons from Ontario vote for Toronto byelection
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau speaks about his private member’s bill during a news conference Wednesday June 11, 2014 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Harper announces further sanctions over crisis in Ukraine
Prime Minister Stephen Harper answers a question during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on June 18.
Former Expo Tim Wallach amongst four inductees to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
Madison Leslie of St. Mary's, Ont., has her baseball signed by Toronto Blue Jays alumni Devon White during the Baseball Family Street Festival, part of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's induction weekend events in St. Mary's, Ont., on June. 21.
Back to the Bow
Last Thursday morning the brand new sets for the Mount Royal University/Theatre Calgary production of Romeo and Juliet were loaded out of the rehearsal hall and over to Princes’ Island Park. By that night, the sets were under water, as were the dressing room trailers.
Kelly: Rooney the latest to buy into phony apology trend
Cathal Kelly
Brighten up! Milan designers offering men a flourish of electric colours for next summer
A model wears a creation for Dolce & Gabbana men's Spring-Summer 2015 collection, part of the Milan Fashion Week, unveiled in Milan, Italy, Saturday, June 21, 2014. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)
One Baird speech, 17 busy civil servants: how a D.C. event sowed panic in Ottawa
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird responds to a question during Question Period in the House of Commons on June 18 in Ottawa.
Why the U.S. immigration system is so broken
Margaret Wente
Edmonton backups lead Eskimos over Roughriders
Saskatchewan Roughriders wide receiver Taj Smith is not able to grab a pass as Edmonton Eskimos corner back Robert Sands provides coverage during the third quarter of CFL pre-season football action at Mosaic Stadium on Friday, June 20, 2014 in Regina.
Burris shines as RedBlacks beat Alouettes
Ottawa Redblacks' quarterback Henry Burris throws a pass against the Montreal Aloutttes during first half CFL action in Montreal, Friday, June 20.
Sunni militants seize Iraq crossing on Syria border, kill 30 Iraqi troops
Mehdi Army fighters loyal to Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr take part in a parade in Baghdad's Sadr city June 21.
Egypt confirms mass death sentences for over 180 Muslim Brotherhood supporters
Relatives and families of members of the Muslim Brotherhood and supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi react outside a court in Minya, south of Cairo, after the sentences of Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie and his supporters were announced, June 21.
Do free elections carry too much risk for some countries?
Doug Saunders
The road to better transportation is paved with confusion
Jeffrey Simpson
June 21: This week’s Talking Point – why won’t Canada ban asbestos? – and letters to the editor
Workers clean up asbestos particles in a Toronto park in 2008 after a nearby blast.
In praise of the poor man’s sports car
The simplicity of the MG means that owners can fix minor problems by themselves, or with help from fellow MG owners.
Rebuilding BlackBerry: CEO’s enterprise focus starts to pay dividends
BlackBerry CEO John Chen gestures as he speaks during the company's annual general meeting for shareholders.
June 21: Your daily horoscope
Gemini
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