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Police probe purse-snatching at Toronto’s Grand Pride Wedding
Toronto police released a photo of a woman they hope to identify after a purse was reported stolen during the Grand Pride Wedding’s reception.
How to know when to sell your shares
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GM to compensate ignition switch victims in exchange for right to sue
Kenneth Feinberg, the independent claims administrator for the General Motors Ignition Compensation Program, announces the details of the program, including eligibility, scope, rules for the program, and timing of submitting claims, during a news conference at the National Press Club in Washington, Monday, June 30, 2014.
Stranded weekend campers forced to wait as crews build emergency bridge
Toronto Argonauts extend slotback Chad Owens through 2015 season
Toronto Argonauts wide receiver Chad Owens
Hundreds of campers lying low after road wash out near Squamish, B.C.
Despite flooding, WestJet takes off from water-besieged Manitoba airport.
THE HEALTHY PLATE: Recipe for "fried" fish BLT pitas
This June 2, 2014 photo shows tilapia BLT pita pockets in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)
Images from Monday's play at Wimbledon
A British military steward stands with an umbrella as the roof is closed on Centre Court
Formula One to use controversial standing restarts in 2015
Cars start the Austrian Formula One Grand Prix race at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Austria, Sunday, June 22, 2014.
At the open: TSX up slightly despite falling gold, mining stocks
In this June 20, 2014 file photo, trader James Doherty works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. In a world suddenly more dangerous, you’d think fund managers and traders would be selling and buying and selling again in a frenzy of second guessing. Instead, they’re the picture of calm and contentment. The lack of fear is spooking some people.
Kaka rescinds AC Milan contract, leaving him free to sign for Orlando City
AC Milan's Kaka celebrates
As in 1914, great powers are sleepwalking into crisis
Derek Burney, left, and Fen Hampson
Canadian expatriates should never lose the right to vote
Semra Sevi
Top-ranked Stacy Lewis wins NW Arkansas Championship
Stacy Lewis
Monday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Robin Thicke makes another plea to win wife back at BET awards
Robin Thicke performs "Forever Love" during the 2014 BET Awards in Los Angeles, California June 29, 2014.
Canada’s Sara-Maude Juneau ties for third at Symetra Tour event
Sara-Maude Juneau
A ‘bumpy road’ for Washington’s budding legal-marijuana industry
Pete O’Neil, right, stands in his soon-to-be-open medical marijuana dispensary in Seattle with three of his employees on June 23, 2014. O'Neil struck out in Washington’s lottery for coveted pot-shop licences, and he has unsuccessfully tried to buy companies who did. In frustration, he’s turning what would have been his Seattle retail store into a medical marijuana dispensary. Also pictured are Patricia Barker, second from left, grower representative; Adam Girton, second from right, product line adviser; and John Minehart, managing director of U.S. Cannabis.
Bernhard Langer edges Jeff Sluman in playoff to win Senior Players
Bernhard Langer celebrates after sinking a birdie putt on the 18th green to win the Senior Players Championship
Paraguay’s Fabrizio Zanotti wins four-way playoff for BMW International Open title
Paraguay's Fabrizio Zanotti poses with the trophy after he won the BMW International Open golf tournament
In photos: Desperation and devotion as Muslim world marks start of Ramadan
Displaced Iraqi women hold pots and plates as they wait in line to receive food to break their fast on Sunday, the first day of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, at an encampment for displaced Iraqis who fled from Mosul and other towns, in the Khazer area outside Irbil, northern Iraq.
Facts and tips on beer and food
For this Brasserie Chicken dish created by Bier Markt executive chef Michael Cipollo, the chicken is soaked in a brine of kosher salt, pepper, water and Witbier (white ale) before cooking. Because of all the potential levels of flavour in beer, it is very versatile in terms of pairing with food. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Bier Markt
Recipes for mussels, brasserie chicken and Radler variation feature beer
Raise a pint: Home brewing hobby has seen a resurgence over last decade
The first step in making craft beer at home is to steep the crushed grains for about 30 minutes. The last 10 years or so have seen a resurgence in home brewing few would have predicted. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Brewer's Best Canada
How to cheap out on your wedding and still look good
Frugal bride in wedding dress, counting her money on her wedding day.
If we want Fahmy’s release, best to fly under the radar with Egypt
Mohammed Fahmy is one of three Al-Jazeera journalists convicted of terrorism-related charges.
Eugenie Bouchard continues historic run at Wimbledon
Eugenie Bouchard reacts after defeating Alize Cornet
Before the bell: Markets head for lower opening
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange June 6, 2014.
Top links: Canada showing early signs of banking crisis: BIS
From Alberta to Toronto, oil is Liberals’ litmus test in by-elections
Federal Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, right, speaks to supporters with the party’s by-election candidate in Trinity-Spadina, Adam Vaughan, during a campaign stop in Toronto on May 22, 2014.
Every student can think like a scientist – here’s how
The planet Mars, centre, is seen in this image taken Aug. 27, 2003, the day of Mars' closest approach to Earth in 60,000 years, at Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada. Becoming a scientist requires immersion in the discipline rather than the learning of theorems.
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick residents displaced after weekend fires
The Canadian Red Cross says about a dozen people have been displaced after fires in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
French government retreats on teaching boy-girl equality in schools after parent protests
British Columbia's cash offer to end teacher's strike ends today
Just like car seats for kids, RESP investing must be a good fit
In a perfect world, Canadian parents would be able to start saving for their children’s post-secondary education before they were born. But it’s not that simple for most of us.
June 30: Putting a value on the CBC – and other letters to the editor
CBC plans to recalibrate the way it delivers news and programming to an increasingly mobile, on-demand audience.
Toronto trustees had no say in Confucius Institute agreement
Protesters stand outside the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) building to protest a TDSB partnership with the Beijing-sponsored Confucius Institute in Toronto, Wednesday June 18, 2014
Testing the limits of a public-sector economy
Philip Cross
The claims are just. But the Supreme Court ruling means chaos
Gordon Gibson
For young Syrians, school’s always out for summer
Maysa Jalbout
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson face new trial on hacking charges
Former editor of the News of the World Andy Coulson leaves the Old Bailey courthouse in London June 24, 2014. A jury at London's Old Bailey court cleared Rebekah Brooks unanimously but found Andy Coulson guilty of conspiring to intercept messages to break news about royalty, celebrities and victims of crime.
Land mine explosion in Somali capital kills two in latest attack by suspected militants
Somali policeman shifts through debris after a blast occurred at a government tax collection point near Kaaraan district, north of Mogadishu June 30, 2014.
Four offbeat ways for die-hard fans to show their World Cup support
Every die-hard World Cup fan needs a way to support their team that’s as unique as they are and when jerseys, flags, Facebook posts and tweets won’t do, a number of Canadian small businesses can provide an opportunity to take soccer fandom one step further.
Why Canada needs to push for a truly multilateral financial system
Frans Hals neighbourhood in Amsterdam where curb parking has been removed in favour of underground parking on Thursday Nov 12, 2020. Photo by Sanne Derks/The Globe and Mail
Six reasons why having a ‘territory free for all’ will hurt your sales
People pull the rope.
Task-manager app turns e-mail exchanges into simple to-do lists
Business concept: Email on computer keyboard background
Experienced Drive writer fails his driving test - and you would too
Peter Cheney
Indian rocket successfully launches two Canadian satellites
India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C23), carrying five satellites, lifts off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, north of the southern Indian city of Chennai June 30, 2014.
China book importer won’t distribute Hillary Clinton’s memoir because of sensitive content
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivers a keynote address during a luncheon in Edmonton, Alberta on Wednesday June 18, 2014.
Building trust in B.C. aboriginal relationships one small step at a time
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark and Chief Sammy Robinson of the Haisla First Nation attend an event to celebrate a recent land sale to the Haisla in Kitimat, B.C., Tuesday, June 17, 2014. An admitted bureaucratic blunder by British Columbia's government that incensed First Nations at a liquefied natural gas summit called for an immediate "chief-to-chief" meeting to patch things up, says Premier Christy Clark. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Italy navy finds some 30 bodies in hold of packed migrant boat
In a photo released by the Italian Navy taken June 29, 2014, a lifeboat from the Italian frigate Grecale carries a group of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean Sea.
Pistorius had no mental disorder at time of shooting: psychiatrists
Oscar Pistorius sits in the dock during his trial at the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria, May 12, 2014. The Olympic and Paralympic track star is standing in the Pretoria dock to face a charge of murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentines Day 2013.
48 stranded for hours as power failure halts SeaWorld Skytower
One killed, one wounded in mosque attack in Thailand’s restive south after beginning of Ramadan
June 30: Your daily horoscope
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