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Blue Jays say Bautista has mild hamstring strain
Toronto Blue Jays Jose Bautista hits a two-run home run against the Boston Red Sox during the eighth inning of their American League baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts June 29, 2013.
Sunscreen can protect against cancer-causing UV rays - if it's used properly
Sunbathers lie at the beach of lido "Strandbad Wannsee" in Berlin, Germany, July 25, 2012. With all the warnings about skin cancer from excess sun exposure, the need to put on sunscreen while outdoors is pretty well a no-brainer. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Gero Breloer
Fool’s Gold is a classy and tasteful Jill Barber
Jill Barber.
Rudresh Mahanthappa: A melting pot of jazz from a childhood saxophone
Rudresh Mahanthappa has made recordings with musicians as diverse as drummer Jack DeJohnette and saxophonist Bunky Green.
Pat Burns among six named in Hockey Hall of Fame 2014 induction class
Mike Modano, Dominik Hasek, Rob Blake and Peter Forsberg
Why you shouldn’t be worried about inflation
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
Disruption on Manitoba rail line grows: now freight as well as passengers
O'Shaughnessy-based model likes this inexpensive oil refiner
America’s reliance on imported oil is fading fast as domestic output soars.
The ride through Laos my five-year-old and I will never forget
The writer, Graeme McRanor, and his son on the road in Angkor Wat.
Critics ask what's the rush at pipeline hearings by regulator in Edmonton
Police arrest two suspects in probable mistaken-identity case
Police at the site of a shooting in Vancouver on September 30, 2009.
Canadian grocery app SnapSaves sells to deals site Groupon
Daily deals website Groupon says it has purchased SnapSaves, a Canadian-made couponing app that launched last year.
What’s a healthier choice than cow's milk: rice, soy or almond?
Soy milk is an adequate alternative to cow’s milk.
Wilson’s going-private idea may be Lululemon’s best option
David Parkinson
Human remains found in North York park
Police tape marks a crime scene in this file photo.
San Francisco warns Monkey app to stop auctioning off city parking spots
A cable car passes a parking meter near San Francisco's financial district. San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Monday, June 23, 2014 issued a cease-and-desist demand to a mobile app called Monkey Parking, which allows people to auction off public parking spaces that they're using to other nearby drivers. (2009 file photo)
Exercise may help chemotherapy side effects
Jody Holmes, 46, was diagnosed with breast cancer at 42 and participated in the exercise intervention in the UBC study.
Canadian companies desperate for cash should look south
Skyscrapers loom over a flagpole carrying the Canadian flag in the financial district in Toronto in this file photo.
For my son’s 21st birthday, I decided to reach for the sky
Curtain opens on Performance Court in Ottawa
The main entrance of Performance Court in Ottawa nestles in a pocket park between two heritage buildings – the Grant House, left, and the First Baptist Church.
Five Canadian energy stocks poised to hike dividends
Art and history connect in Performance Court, Ottawa's newest office tower
Performance Court, the latest tower to open in downtown Ottawa, is located at 150 Elgin St. The building provides a number of unique interior and exterior public spaces including a seventh-floor outdoor terrace.
They still say soccer is an emotional game, and they’re still right
German national soccer player Lukas Podolski gestures during a training session in Santo Andre near Porto Seguro, Brazil, Monday, June 23, 2014.
Vancouver police arrest two for halfway house murder that killed wrong man
Now Trending: Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul already renewed for second season
Bob Odenkirk, Peter Gould and Vince Gilligan on set of Better Call Saul
Canadiens sign defenceman Andrei Markov to three-year, $17.25-million deal
Montreal Canadiens' Andrei Markov
Gordon Pape: The TSX has already hit my target for the year
The corner of Bay Street and Adelaide streets in the heart of Toronto’s financial district.
Images from Monday's play at Wimbledon
Jurgen Melzer of Austria slips during his men's singles tennis match against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships, in London June 23, 2014.
Wheat board to buy Saskatchewan grain terminal as part of privatization plan
Canada’s Pospisil out at Wimbledon after first-round loss to Haase
Canada's Vasek Pospisil returns a shot against France's Richard Gasquet
Crown applying for direct indictment against Edmonton man in warehouse stabbing
Images from Monday's World Cup matches
Toronto startup's booking app attracts barbershops from around the world
Online reservations are not rocket science, exactly, but as it happens, barbering is a profession that’s enjoying something of an indie renaissance: Suddenly, it’s the kind of thing that people are lining up around the block for. And now, Hamilton’s company is selling its subscription software to barbers around the world
Robot valet to park travellers’ cars at German airport
Parking robot "Ray" transports a car in <strong>Duesseldorf</strong>, Germany, Monday, 23 June 2014. The parking robot will see service for the first time at <strong>Duesseldorf</strong> Airport.
Edmonton Eskimos sign quarterback Mike Reilly to contract extension
Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Mike Reilly looks to make a pass against the Saskatchewan Roughriders during the first quarter of CFL pre-season football action at Mosaic Stadium on Friday, June 20, 2014 in Regina. Reilly is staying put.The Edmonton Eskimos signed their starting quarterback to a contract extension through the 2016 season Monday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Liam Richards
Egyptian President says he won't intervene in Al Jazeera decision
Adel Fahmy, left, brother of Mohamed Fahmy; Wafa Bassiouni, second left, mother of Mohamed Fahmy; and his fiancée, third left, watch proceeding during a sentencing hearing in Cairo on June 23, 2014.
Vancouver Canucks name Willie Desjardins new head coach
Willie Desjardins is the new head coach of the Vancouver Canucks
Canucks' Desjardins looks forward to first NHL head coaching job
Canadian national junior team head coach Willie Desjardins yells instructions during practice, Monday, December 14, 2009 at the team's selection camp for the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships in Regina. The Vancouver Canucks have hired Desjardins as their new head coach. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Flyers send Hartnell to Columbus, bring back Umberger
Columbus Blue Jackets' RJ Umberger
Alaska restaurant owner fords swollen creek to deliver food order to stranded motorists
In this photo released by Mike Laiti, Anuson "Knott" Poolsawat, owner of Knott's Take Out in North Pole, walks across Clear Creek with an order of take out food to reach Laiti and Brandon Borgens, two customers stranded along the Richardson Highway, on Saturday, June 21, 2014, near Salcha, Alaska. Heavy rain created a sinkhole in the highway near the creek, but Poolsawat decided to deliver the order of Thai ribs, fried rice and other items anyway. (AP Photo/Mike Laiti)
At midday: TSX gives back early gains amid M&A activity
Oracle is buying Micros Systems Inc., which provides software and hardware to the hospitality and retail industries, for about $5.3 billion, the companies announced Monday, July 23, 2014.
Canada’s top golfing amateur Brooke Henderson won’t rule out turning pro early
Brooke Henderson finished as the top amateur at the U.S. Women’s Open
THE HEALTHY PLATE: Recipe for mini cherry phyllo pies
This May 5, 2014 photo shows mini cherry phyllo pies in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)
How the Shia world is warily watching Iraq’s ‘sickness’
Mehdi Army fighters loyal to Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr march during a parade in Karbala on June 21, 2014.
Nanaimo man charged with murder in June 16 slaying in Surrey, B.C.
Osler announces new leadership
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Report: Prosecutors, police blamed for delays in Sandusky case, but politics had no role
Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky is seen in this 2012 photo
Groupon to acquire Canadian grocery smartphone app SnapSaves
A Groupon booth is seen at the National Restaurant Association Tradeshow at McCormick Place, on Sunday, May 19, 2013 in Chicago.
Five ways Formula One can improve, and other racing news
Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg of Germany, right, and Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain, left spray team member James Vowles, during the ceremony for the Austrian Formula One Grand Prix race at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Austria, Sunday, June 22, 2014. Rosberg won the race ahead of second placed Hamilton.
New foreign-worker rules a solution in search of a problem
Employment Minister Jason Kenney is reflected on a screen during a news conference with Immigration Minister Chris Alexander in Ottawa, June 20, 2014.
Western Manitoba region rolls dice on new First Nations-owned casino
At the open: TSX up slightly amid mixed economic data
SNC-Lavalin’s offices in Montreal.
CPPIB pumps $332-million into unit of India’s largest engineering firm
A man waits at a bus-stop with an advertisement of Larsen & Toubro outside the company's manufacturing unit in Mumbai, January 22, 2014.
Quebec’s jailbreak trio had $100,000 fund to flee the country, police say
Images provided by Interpol show Yves Denis, 35, Serge Pomerleau, 49, and Denis Lefebvre, 53.
Sting says his six children won’t inherit his fortune
Musician Sting and his wife Trudi Styler arrive for the benefit show "Songs From the Silver Screen" to raise funds for The Rainforest Trust at Carnegie Hall in New York, April 3, 2012
Herculean hacking attack takes aim at Hong Kong’s dreams of democracy
Pro-democracy supporters raise banners that read “eferendum” during a kickoff ceremony for a referendum on democracy in Hong Kong on June 20, 2014.
Infographic: Where Iraq’s militants are fighting for control
Joel Dahmen goes wire-to-wire for PGA Tour Canada victory
Joel Dahmen
Monday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Air Canada's first Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft.
Software maker Oracle purchasing Micros Systems for $5.3-billion
Oracle is buying Micros Systems Inc., which provides software and hardware to the hospitality and retail industries, for about $5.3 billion, the companies announced Monday, July 23, 2014.
Carrick on money: Stop saying those nasty things about the super-rich
woman relaxing on a yacht
How Gateway stokes a simmering fury among B.C. natives
Author Eden Robinson.
Ontario man's ingenuity helps consumers buy 'Canadian' watermelons year-round
Watermelon producer Brian Arrigo is shown in an undated photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ho-Michael A Caronchi
Canada’s Nicole Vandermade breaks through for first win on Symetra Tour
Nicole Vandermade
Hopping like a frog and walking like a gorilla, Pig the dog draws curious attention
A woman scratces the head of Pig, a dog born with severe deformities, at a park in Alabaster, Ala., on Tuesday, June 17, 2014. Found with littermates in woods near Atlanta, the 8-month-old mutt was adopted by Kim Dillenbeck of Helena, Ala. Pig runs and plays with other animals despite have a shortened spine, misshappen hips and no neck. She hops like a frog to stand up and walks with a high-shouldered gait that resembles a gorilla. Unable to swing her head side to side, Pig spins her whole body to see what's beside her. (AP Photo/Jay Reeves)
Mikko Ilonen goes wire-to-wire for Irish Open victory
Finland's Mikko Ilonen
Defending champ Murray a winner on opening day at Wimbledon
Andy Murray of Britain reacts during his first round match against David Goffin
Loonie closes higher amid positive Chinese economic data
Canadian dollars.
Duhatschek: The Ryan Kesler trade could get complicated
Eric Duhatschek
Watermelon stars in spinach and pomegranate salad, chutney and green smoothie
Watermelon Pomegranate Toss. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ho
How too much information can sink your portfolio
Wisconsin Energy buying Integrys for $5.7-billion to create a more diverse Midwest utility
The companies put the transaction’s total value at $9.1-billion including the assumption of some debt.
Before the bell: Stocks drift as China factory report surprises
Kevin Streelman birdies final 7 holes to win Travelers Championship
Kevin Streelman reacts to the crowd after winning the Travelers Championship
Tokyo lawmaker apologizes over sexist heckling of colleague
Tokyo city assembly lawmaker Akihiro Suzuki bows to apologize to female lawmaker Ayaka Shiomura at Tokyo Metropolitan City Hall on June 23, 2014.
Fix the link where science and policy meet
A salmon is seen trying to climb a small waterfall at Quigley Creek near Princess Royal Island, B.C., Sept, 20, 2013. The province’s new approach to managing freshwater resources is under attack.
Will we ever be proud of our oil sands?
Konrad Yakabuski
Girls are more than the sum of their parts
Elizabeth Renzetti
Top links: What’s the point of having a financial adviser?
How Amazon’s Fire Phone puts its own needs ahead of yours
The app that links to shopping on Amazon.com is shown on the new Amazon Fire Phone, Wednesday, June 18, 2014, in Seattle.
Canadian dollar powers through 93-cent mark, squeezing speculators
Michael Babad
Former Tory MP Del Mastro on trial on Elections Act charges from 2008 campaign
MP Dean Del Mastro is followed by media as he leaves court during a recess in Peterborough, Ont. on Monday June 23, 2014.
Investors shrug as BNP faces potential $9-billion fine from U.S.
The entrance of a BNP Paribas bank branch is seen in central Paris in this file photo.
June 23: Skeptical on foreign-worker reform – and other letters to the editor
Employment Minister Jason Kenney, left, and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander are seen in a reflection at a news conference in Ottawa on Friday, June 20, 2014 on reforms to the temporary foreign worker program.
Reality check: After almost 40 years of driving, I failed a driving test
After failing an online written test, Lisa Monforton didn’t do any better in a mock driving test.
CBC notables join forces against planned documentary cuts
Some of the CBC’s most prominent on-air personalities are calling on the public broadcaster to overturn a contentious proposal to halt all in-house production of documentaries
Ottawa to seek ways to help working caregivers balance responsibilities
Alice Wong, the Minister of State for Seniors, will announce in Toronto on Monday a Canadian Employers for Caregivers Plan that aims to find ways to accommodate workers who are caregivers during their off hours.
Mud, paint and zombies: Why adventure races are here to stay
Adventure race companies across Canada say there are just too many growth opportunities at home and abroad
Straight talk: What fancy car marketing terms really mean
When a passing vehicle enters your blind spot, the BLIS radar will sense it and trigger a warning light on the corresponding side mirror.
Eight gold miners shot and killed at illegal mine near Johannesburg, police say
Taliban free 33 university professors, students abducted two weeks ago, official says
High-profile mediator declines request to help settle B.C. teachers strike
Malaysia’s top court upholds ban on non-Muslims using ‘Allah’ to refer to God
A Muslim man stands outside the court in Putrajaya outside Kuala Lumpur June 23, 2014. Malaysia's Federal Court on Monday rejected an application for leave by the Catholic Church to challenge a Court of Appeal decision to prohibit the weekly Herald Bahasa Malaysia section from using the word "Allah".
South Korean runaway soldier accused of killing five captured after failed suicide attempt
A military ambulance transporting a conscript soldier who shot and killed five comrades, travels to a hospital in Goseong June 23, 2014.
Obama encourages family-friendly work policies amid election year focused on women voters
FILE - In this Oct. 27, 2013, file photo, President Barack Obama, second from left, with first lady Michelle Obama, right, and their daughters Malia, left, and Sasha, walk from the White House in Washington to attend a church service. Obama is encouraging more employers to adopt family-friendly policies by hosting a daylong summit, even though the U.S. government doesn’t always set the best example. The United States is the only industrialized nation that doesn't mandate paid leave for mothers of newborns, although Obama says he’d like to see that change. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta, File)
June 23: Your daily horoscope
Seven Days of Television: June 23 to June 29
Number of dedicated music teachers in Ontario drops, watchdog says
People for Education says only 43 per cent of elementary schools last year had specialist teachers dedicated to teaching the music curriculum
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