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Kings rally to take Game 1 of Stanley Cup final in overtime
Los Angeles Kings right wing Justin Williams (14) is congratulated by teammates after scoring the game-winning goal in the overtime period of Game 1 of the 2014 Stanley Cup Final against the New York Rangers at Staples Center.
In pictures: Moncton manhunt under way after three police officers killed
Police officers take cover behind their vehicles in Moncton, New Brunswick, on Wednesday June 4, 2014. Three police officers were shot dead and two others injured Wednesday in the east coast Canadian province of New Brunswick, officials said, and authorities were searching for a suspect.
Police warn, inform, update public about Moncton shooter
Police officers walk around a strip mall urging merchants to shutdown their stores in Moncton, N.B.on Wednesday June 4, 2014. The RCMP in New Brunswick says an undisclosed number of people have been shot and a manhunt is underway in the north end of Moncton for a man armed with guns.
Social media reacts to Moncton shooting
RCMP officers use their vehicle to create a keep a perimeter in Moncton, N.B.on Wednesday June 4, 2014. The RCMP in New Brunswick says an undisclosed number of people have been shot and a manhunt is underway in the north end of Moncton for a man armed with guns.
Dickey’s struggles can’t keep Toronto from the win
Ford becomes rival candidates’ focus in mayoral debate
Candidate John Tory speaks at the mayoral debate Wednesday evening at Humber College in Etobicoke. He said he would likely be judged too boring to be a guest on the Jimmy Kimmel show.
Montreal Impact downs TFC to win Canadian soccer showdown
Toronto FC's Alvaro Rey leaps onto Montreal Impact's Marco Di Vaio during first half Voyageurs Cup action Wednesday, June 4, 2014 in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
Eight cars derail but no injuries reported in train, semi collision
Trinity Western head asks B.C. law society to uphold accreditation
Trinity Western University
Vancouver Art Gallery Foundation chairman Michael Audain leaves board
Michael Audain discusses expansion plans for the Audain Art Museum as he stands by a model of the 56, 000 square foot building in Vancouver, British Columbia, Tuesday, May 7, 2013. The Audain Art Museum will be located in Whistler with a proposed expansion from 27, 000 square feet to 56, 000 square feet.
Expat veterans in Canada fight for fair pension pay
World War II veteran Bernard Jackson, 91, holds a photograph of himself taken in 1945 after the war at his home in Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday June 4, 2014.
French Open path is open for Sharapova, but will that stop underdog Bouchard?
Canada’s Eugenie Bouchard, the world No. 16, faces a global celebrity in four-time Grand Slam champion and world No. 8 Maria Sharapova at a Roland Garros semi-final so hotly anticipated in could upstage the final.
Best images from June 4
A woman closes her eyes as she joins tens of thousands of people attending a candlelight vigil at Victoria Park in Hong Kong Wednesday, June 4, 2014 to mark the 25th anniversary of the June 4th Chinese military crackdown on the pro-democracy movement in Beijing.
Insurance changes in budget bill raise red flags in Senate
The Senate chamber is seen Thursday April 24, 2014 in Ottawa.
First Nations troubadour Willie Dunn’s ashes stolen
Willie Dunn’s baritone voice was compared to Gordon Lightfoot’s.
Manhunt for Moncton shooting suspect continues
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police posted this picture on their Facebook site on Wednesday, June 4, 2014, with a warning that they are searching in north Moncton for 24-year-old Justin Bourque.
No quick-fix solution for climate change, study says
Snow-capped mountains peak out over a cove area favored by fishermen in the Douglas Channel, in northern British Columbia near to where Enbridge Inc plans to build its Northern Gateway pipeline terminal facility April 13, 2014.
Quebec’s problems shared with all provinces
Quebec's Minister of Finance Carlos Leitao waves after tabling his provincial budget at the National Assembly in Quebec City, June 4, 2014.
Jury hears case of fatal crash caused by act of kindness
Emma Czornobaj
NHL franchises worth more than L.A. Clippers, Bettman says
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman speaks during a news conference before Game 1 of the NHL Stanley Cup Final hockey series between the Los Angeles Kings and the New York Rangers on Wednesday, June 4, 2014, in Los Angeles.
The Scout List: Music Waste, In The House Festival and Italian Day
Myriam Steinberg, who runs In The House, lives very frugally to devote herself wholly to the festival’s accessibility.
Alberta sister of convicted killer admits to helping him during escape
Ex-Harper chief of staff Nigel Wright rejoins Onex
Nigel Wright, former chief of staff for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, appears before a parliamentary committee in Ottawa, Nov. 2, 2010.
Ontario to cover cost of drug used to treat rare form of cystic fibrosis
Cystic Fibrosis sufferer Erick Bauer, 28 holds a morning dose of the medications he must take at his home in Toronto on May 09, 2013.
Murdered doctor’s brother vows return to Pakistan despite danger
Family members and friends mourn Dr. Mehdi Ali Qamar, the Canadian-American cardiologist who was assassinated in Pakistan while on a humanitarian mission, at his funeral service in Vaughan, Ont., Wednesday, June 4, 2014.
Booming Alberta economy allows ATB Financial to ignore market diversity
The skyline of downtown Calgary.
Ontario election, part 2: Sense and nonsense from the Conservatives
Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak speaks to supporters during a campaign stop in Ajax, Ont., on Wednesday, June 4, 2014.
B.C. teachers considering full-scale strike
About two dozen students rallied in Vancouver, Wednesday, June 4, 2014, as the dispute between the government and the province’s teachers continued.
Canadian waste water treatment firm cleaning up with its technology
Alberta NDP can’t find paper trail on cancellation of Redford’s ’sky palace’
Alberta Premier Alison Redford announced her resignation in Edmonton, Alberta on Wednesday March 19, 2014.
Chinese vessel accused in illegal fishery seized in north Pacific Ocean
Check out these top 20 stocks in recharged U.S. utilities sector
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Jerome Classic offers athletes are rare chance to run one-mile race
Hot Ticket: World Oceans Day
A group of humpback whales form a circle as they bubble feed on small fish off Langara Island in Haida Gwaii, B.C. World Oceans Day is June 8.
Parrot stolen, mutilated in north-central Alberta; charges pending
Suncor-Total marriage tested by oil sands uncertainty
Jeffrey Jones
Options expert tackles the Penn West case
Murray Nunn, outgoing president of Penn West Energy, addresses shareholders at the company's annual general meeting in Calgary, Alberta, June 5, 2013. Penn West is facing backdating allegations in a lawsuit supported by an investigation conducted by Eric Lie.
Three top stock picks from Morgan Meighen’s Michael Smedley
Michael Smedley.
Monarch butterflies threatened by GM crops in U.S., study says
A Monarch Butterfly pictured on a swamp milkweed wildflower.
Rexall reinvents itself in a bid to boost profitability
Rexall Drugs location at University Ave. and Queen St. in Toronto, Ontario, Wednesday, Jun 4, 2014.
Cameco vs. the taxman: The squabble that keeps on growing
David Milstead
How to help your rookies jump to the big leagues
Cleveland Cavaliers’ Tristan Thompson (13) collides with Philadelphia 76ers’ Thaddeus Young (21) and is fouled during the first half of an NBA basketball game, April 14, 2013, in Philadelphia.
I want to be a librarian. What will my salary be?
Strike threat looms over Johnson Controls, GM plants
Workers at the General Motors Oshawa assembly plant Aug 22, 2013. About 200 workers make interior components for the Chevrolet Impala assembled in Oshawa.
Canadian hockey hero Lanny McDonald heading shareholder fight
Hockey legend Lanny McDonald is a plaintiff in a legal dispute that pits a group of investors in an Alberta limestone quarry against corporate giant Brookfield, which snatched the asset after the quarry ran into financial trouble.
Alberta backtracks on nursing cuts at care home for developmentally disabled
In pictures: Canadian veterans take fight to Parliament Hill
A man carries a Canadian flag with a message during a war veterans rally on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Wednesday June 4, 2014.
Brain protein may be cause of high rates of depression in perimenopause
Benefits system broken, Canadian veterans say at Ottawa rally
Ron Clarke wipes away tears as he addresses fellow veterans during a rally on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Wednesday June 4, 2014.
Victoria man spots parents' stolen vehicle being driven with stolen plates
Landfill loses: Waste-to-biofuels plant to divert Edmonton's trash from dump
Alleged Alberta securities fraudster extradited from California
Scales of justice
Short track coach Jonathon Cavar leaves Speed Skating Canada to take US job
Keystone XL is an inviting target for terrorists, ex-Seal says
Safety regulators have placed two extra conditions on TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline. One of the conditions requires TransCanada to hire a third-party contractor to monitor the construction. Jameson Berkow has more.
New prostitution laws, same old harms to sex workers
Kyle Kirkup
Have Your Say: How can non-aboriginal Canadians help reconcile with native people?
Blair Cunningham, administrative assistant with the Aboriginal Centre at Bow Valley College in Calgary conducts a smudge ceremony.
Should you transfer the cottage to your kids during your lifetime?
Tim Cestnick
Manitoba RCMP say man who pretended to be doctor made house calls
Alberta NDP can't find paper trail on cancellation of Redford's 'sky palace'
U.S. judge rules former Canucks owner can be subpoenaed in Bertuzzi lawsuit
Steve Moore of the NHL team the Colorado Avalanche is surrounded by reporters after leaving NHL headquarters in New York, April 26, 2005.
Parents of Gen Y kids face their own financial squeeze
Rob Carrick
Eight key facts about Quebec’s newly released budget
Quebec Finance Minister Carlos Leitao, centre, is applauded by members of the government as he presents the provincial budget Wednesday, June 4, 2014 at the legislature in Quebec City.
Quebec Liberals put freeze on public sector, slash tax credits in budget
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard, right, is handed a copy of the provincial budget by Finance Minister Carlos Leitao, Wednesday, June 4, 2014 at his office in Quebec City.
Condos for bees are creating a buzz
Bee condos are being put up around Southern Ontario, including one on the roof of the Fairmont Royal York hotel.
Rogue Hong Kong trader was trying to flee to Toronto
The fraudulent behaviour of Hong Kong trader Shirlina Tsang Pui Yu cost the Royal Bank of Scotland nearly $36-million in losses.
McCain family announces donation to Beaverbrook Art Gallery campaign
BeaverBrook Art Gallery
How much less does a female grad earn? A look at Harvard’s class of 2014
Conservatives introduce tough new rules on prostitution
The Supreme Court of Canada struck down three key sections of Canada’s prostitution law in December, 2013.
This fund returned 52 per cent last year, but it will cost you
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CPPIB eyes stake in British data firm's initial share offering
Lance Uggla, the Canadian CEO of a financial services company called Markit.
Soaring markets mean cash is king for U.S. value fund
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A Mateus I had for maybe 10 years smelled and tasted off, so we didn’t drink it. Did we get a bad bottle?
Charts for Nevada Copper full of positive signals
Hitting coach Kevin Seitzer getting results for first-place Blue Jays
Toronto Blue Jays hitting coach Kevin Seitzer (right) talks to player Brett Lawrie before he hits in Toronto, April 9, 2014.
Ethnic targeting and my landline
Max Hall continues to develop in 2nd year as Blue Bomber quarterback
One year in, Twitter's Canadian arm strives to define itself
As head of Twitter Canada, Kirstine Stewart’s main job is convincing broadcasters and brands that the network is a place where they can engage with more people.
Living in a high-rise doesn’t mean your green fingers are useless
Minigardens are modular garden systems that range from small tabletop models to room dividers.
With wings of a dragonfly, a ceiling fan that’s elegant and quiet
Follow the e-mail trail that links the Fords to printer with family firm dealings
Integrity commissioner Janet Leiper declined to confirm whether she had launched an investigation of Doug and Rob Ford.
Jury hears recording of accused B.C. serial killer's arrest
Cody Legebokoff, shown in a B.C. RCMP handout photo, is accused of murdering four people.
A free for all at Koerner Hall to make music dreams come true
Koerner Hall at the Royal Conservatory on Bloor Street in Toronto.
Game of Thrones fans, a chance to watch the finale on the big screen
A scene from Game of Thrones
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners six-month chart
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners three-year chart
Marguerite Trussler sworn in at legislature as new Alberta ethics commissioner
Owen Pallett finds the sweet spot with uplifting In Conflict
Striking B.C. teachers reduce wage demand
B.C. students protest against the labour dispute between teachers and the government in front of the Vancouver Art Gallery on June 4, 2014.
RCMP lays corruption charges after landmark bribery case
Veteran defenceman Robyn Regehr close to returning for Kings
Los Angeles Kings defenceman Robyn Regehr (44) and Chicago Blackhawks centre Jonathan Toews (19) work near the Kings goal during the first period of Game 4 of the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs Western Conference finals, in Los Angeles on Thursday, June 6, 2013.
CN crews clean up molten sulfur spill northeast of Edmonton after train derails
Driver in crash that killed four high school football players gets full parole
There is no last-minute scientific solution to fix climate change: study
Why efforts against obesity aren’t working
The number of overweight and obese people doubled over the past 30 years, reaching 2.1 billion worldwide in 2013.
High mercury levels form 'bull's-eye' around oilsands: study
Husky Energy signs on to four proposed pipelines
Husky’s Pikes Peak South thermal in this undated photo.
Now Trending: Fargo creator defends TV show’s startling plotline shift
Allison Tolman as Molly Solverson in Fargo
As pay cut approved for B.C. teachers, union moves to escalate strike action
About two dozen students rallied in Vancouver, Wednesday, June 4, 2014 against both sides of the ongoing B.C. public school labour dispute outside the Vancouver Art Gallery in the city's downtown core, as only incremental moves were made in contract negotiations.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Tamsyn Burgmann
Video puts new focus on couple held by Taliban
This frame grab from video provided by the Coleman family shows Caitlan Coleman and Joshua Boyle, who went missing in Afghanistan in late 2012.
Limp trade data trump rising inflation at central bank
David Parkinson
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