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Puerto Rico cuts entertainment perks, free tickets for elderly
Eight ways money fuelled Conservatives, Liberals and NDP
Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Prince's return shrouded in mystery as he helps mark Essence Fest's 20th celebration
Get set for summer: Broadcasters, content providers launch plenty of viewing fare
This photo released by CBS shows a scene from the series "Under the Dome." THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, CBS
On the case: Seven new crime novels you need to read
America’s best small town? Here are our top picks
Small-town general stores are a great place to get a feel for the neighbourhood.
Ten music events in Toronto this week: July 4 to 10
Wilco's Jeff Tweedy plays the Toronto Urban Roots Festival.
Geoffrey Farmer brings light and shadow, sound and silence to AGO
The exhibit is a first for the AGO.
From beauty to animals to outer space: Three new picture books for your child
Yankees not expecting CC Sabathia to return to their rotation this year
New York Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia delivers the ball to the Boston Red Sox during the first inning of a baseball game on Friday, May 31, 2013, at Yankee Stadium in New York.
Former 'ER' star Goran Visnjic explores his sci-fi side in 'Extant'
Goran Visnjic as John Woods, Pierce Gagnon as Ethan Woods and Halle Berry as Molly Woods, a female astronaut trying to reconnect with her family after returning from a year in outer space, are pictured in a scene from Extant. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Shaw Media - Dale Robinette
Alberta woman's common-law husband charged after body found in woods
Return to Grace: It’s Elvis – no explanation needed
Steve Michaels, as Elvis Presley in Mirvish’s production of Return to Grace, sees his various shows as joyous salutes.
The front lines of funny: Exploring how Canadians became so hilarious, one book at a time
John Semley’s ‘Mother Canada’ tattoo, which, he realized, both sends up and – in its severe ironicism – embodies the essence of Canadian humour.
Ex-member of R&B group Hi-Five arrested in stabbing death of wife in Houston
Judith Thompson's Borne: A wheelchair ramp that leads to a dead end
Borne, a new project by the playwright and director Judith Thompson features a cast of nine in wheelchairs.
Report shows helicopter pilot was drunk before fatal crash in northern Alberta
The Night Canada Stood Still: A look at the 1995 Quebec referendum that nearly divided the country
The so-called Love-in in Montreal, held days before the referendum, may have backfired.
The Quick: A sharply written Victorian vampire novel
Crown says former gang leader can be believed at B.C. murder trial
Warning issued about poisonous plant taking root around Greater Victoria
Toronto campaign trail: Ford wants to ‘phase out’ streetcars as Chow tackles housing
Rob Ford went to rehab and learned a lot about himself.
SiriusXM fires host Cumia from 'Opie & Anthony' show, citing 'hate-filled' remarks on Twitter
FILE - In a April 26, 2006 file photo, radio shock jocks Greg "Opie" Hughes, left, and Anthony Cumia, right, leave CBS Radio studios on 57th Street with fans after finishing their first morning show, in New York. Cumia of the "Opie & Anthony" radio show was fired late Thursday, July 3, 2014 by SiriusXM, who cited his "racially charged" and "hate-filled" remarks on Twitter as the reason. (AP Photo/ Louis Lanzano, File)
Now Trending: American Apparel apologizes after posting insensitive photo of Challenger disaster
People passing near Yonge and Gould streets look up at an American Apparel store billboard in Toronto.
Big payouts to health execs the cost of fixing system:Alberta health minister
Violent crime occurred at Calgary home where 3 went missing, police say
Calgary police are looking for the driver of a green Ford truck as part of the investigation tied to the suspicious disappearance of a five-year-old and his grandparents. The truck is a Ford 150, made in the late 1980s or early 1990s, the Calgary Police Service said in a statement Friday.
Police seek convicted robber they say breached parole conditions
Calgary police confirm violent incident in case of missing boy, grandparents
A green F150 pick-up truck is shown in an image released by the Calgary Police Service released on Friday July 4, 2014. Calgary police are looking for a pickup truck and its driver in their investigation into a missing five-year-old boy and his grandparents. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO
Rob Ford’s Twelve Steps to recovery
Tabatha Southey
Moncton suspect was in rage, then despondent before Mountie shooting
Justin Bourque is shown in an artist's sketch during his court appearance in Moncton on June 6, 2014.
Internet award hails Mercedes-Benz S-Class as Europe’s best car
Mercedes-Benz S-Class coupe.
Vancouver Canucks re-sign Zack Kassian and Yannick Weber
Vancouver Canucks' Yannick Weber, left, of Switzerland, and Winnipeg Jets' Chris Thorburn collide during third period NHL hockey action in Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday December 22, 2013.
Sales jumped when firm focused on condo balconies
KANDY Outdoor Flooring
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Public editor: No excuse for the wrong illustration
The Social’s Traci Melchor.
Vancouver Canucks re-sign forward Zack Kassian and blue-liner Yannick Weber
Love amid gorge: Joey Chestnut proposes to girlfriend just before hot dog eating contest
Reigning champ Joey 'Jaws' Chestnut downs 61 franks and buns to win hot dog eating contest
FILE - In this July 3, 2012, file photo, hot-dog eating champions Joey Chestnut, left, and Sonya "The Black Widow" Thomas pose for photographers at City Hall Park in New York, following the weigh-in for contestants in the annual Coney Island Fourth of July international hot-dog eating contest. The pair aim to take the crowns again at the annual Fourth of July contest on Coney Island.(AP Photo/Kathy Willens, File)
How I got my sexual confidence back after breast cancer
Bif Naked
Hazel McCallion’s son pleads guilty over unfiled tax returns, fined $15,000
Peter McCallion, son of Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion, arrives to give testimony at the City of Mississauga judicial inquiry in 2010.
Sweat it out: What beach volleyball can teach us about playing hard when it’s hot
Beach volleyball player Daniella Trodel, 17, practices at Ashbridge's Bay in Toronto, Wednesday, July 2, 2014.
What’s French for ‘car pooling’?
Manitoba preparing a controlled breach to protect homes downstream
Vehicles drive over a submerged section of Highway 5 near Humboldt, Sask. on Wednesday, July 2, 2014. Nearly 90 communities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba have declared emergencies because of flooding and more than 500 people have been forced to leave their homes.
In Pictures: 2015 Acura TLX on sale next month
2015 Acura TLX
With 'Tammy,' 'American Horror Story: Freak Show,' 'old lion' Kathy Bates keeps roaring
FILE - In this Dec. 8, 2013 file photo, actress Kathy Bates attends the 2013 Kennedy Center Honors at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, in Washington. The 66-year-old Oscar winner plays Lenore, a successful entrepreneur who figuratively slaps sense into the film's lovable loser of a titular character (Melissa McCarthy), in a new comedy, "Tammy." (Photo by Greg Allen/Invision/AP, file)
Invoicing apps put accounting department in palm of your hand
Mike McDerment launched FreshBooks about 11 years ago after having an invoicing disaster.
Images from the World Cup quarter-finals
Germany's Mats Hummels celebrates after scoring a goal during the 2014 World Cup quarter-finals between France and Germany at the Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro July 4, 2014.
Storied Venezuelan newspaper sold as independent media comes increasingly under pressure
A skyward view of the El Universal newspaper headquarters, in downtown Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, July 4, 2014. El Universal, one of Venezuela's most prestigious newspapers has been sold, Editor in Chief Elides Rojas confirmed. Details of the sale of Caracas-based El Universal to a group of Spanish investors were still emerging Friday. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)
Blue Bird recalls 2,500 school buses to fix steering issue, no accidents or injuries reported
Chile’s Bachelet has the right ideas, but her reforms need work
Chilean president-elect Michelle Bachelet shows her vote in Santiago during the election on Dec. 15. Her her coalition won 55 per cent of the senate vote and 57 per cent of the lower house.
Joey Chestnut downs 61 franks to win hot dog eating contest after proposing to girlfriend
CORRECTS POSITION OF THOMAS AND SUDO- New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio watches hot dog eating contestants Sonya Thomas, left, and Miki Sudo, right, during a news conference to promote the upcoming Nathan's Famous Fourth of July Hot-Dog Eating Contest tomorrow Thursday, July 3, 2014, at City Hall in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
Space western: Star Trek's William Shatner kicks off Calgary Stampede
Parade marshal William Shatner waves to fans during the Calgary Stampede parade on July 4, 2014.
Five things to do in Toronto this weekend: July 4 to 6
Alexander Plouffe and Amy Rutherford in As You Like It at Canadian Stage’s Shakespeare in High Park.
The TSX is well into overbought territory
The surprising connection between Ramadan and stock market returns
The sun sets over the minarets of mosques on the 12th day of the holy fasting month of Ramadan, in Old Cairo July 21, 2013.
Party photos of the week: Moses Znaimer’s Ideacity
Michael Budman and Diane Bald attend Moses Znaimer's Ideacity closing night party at The ZoomerPlex, Friday June 20, 2014.
California chicken producer linked to long salmonella outbreak issues 9-state product recall
Phasers set to fun: William Shatner kicks off the Calgary Stampede
Parade Marshall William Shatner waves to the crowd during the Calgary Stampede parade, Friday, July 4, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
2-time champ Black Widow loses women's hot dog eating contest to Miki Sudo, who ate 34 franks
Court rules against firing of Edmonton Remand Centre correctional officer
Warning issued after teen indecently assaulted at Vancouver beach
HBO Canada to 'binge-launch' new Kim Cattrall dramedy 'Sensitive Skin'
Kim Cattrall and Don McKellar star in “Sensitive Skin,” a new HBO Canada dramedy premiering July 20. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ho-Bell Media
Acura prices its new TLX sedan at $34,990
2015 Acura TLX.
Ontario’s parties suddenly suffering some convenient political amnesia
Gerald Caplan
Communal wave of anxiety engulfs Brazilians ahead of Colombian clash
Stephanie Nolen
At midday: TSX modestly higher at end of positive week
Shaw plans to apply for national all-news channel
Flags fly over the Shaw Communications corporate headquarters in Calgary, Alberta on May 3, 2010.
Shaw Media tells CRTC it plans to apply for a national all-news channel
Manitoba government to deliberately flood swath of land to protect others
Manitoba infrastructure crews prepare to shut down highway 331 to the Hoop And Holler Bend near Portage La Prairie, Sask., on Friday, July 4, 2014. Manitoba officials said that precautionary preparations will begin Saturday just in case the Hoop And Holler Bend needs to be breached. A breach was made in 2011 to relieve the pressure on the Assiniboine River dikes. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods
Deals of the week: If you don't have looks, you'd better have money
2014 Ford Flex
Rob Ford can't promise he won't relapse, says people will have to trust him
Amid declines in private sector union membership, unions for government workers are gaining
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Canada's Vasek Pospisil to play for Wimbledon's doubles title
American Jack Sock and Vasek Pospisil celebrate after their Wimbledon semi-final win
Household debt worries ease as pace of mortgage borrowing slows in May: study
The Royal Bank says Canadians have been slowing down the amount of debt they are taking on to buy real estate, easing concerns about household vulnerability.
Get rid of tipping? It might help restaurant culture
University of Guelph researchers say a no-tipping policy in restaurants would be ‘great for equity in the food-service business.’
Raymond James' 3 top industrial stock picks for second half 2014
A welder works fabricates equipment at an environmental supply and service company in Calgary.
Some crude oil leaks as CN cars derail northwest of Edmonton
Five cars in a CN freigh derailed on July 4, 2014, east of Whitecourt, Alta.
Household debt worries ease as mortgage borrowing slows in May: RBC
Slight leak of crude oil when part of CN freight derails west of Edmonton
Images from Friday's play at Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic stretches to reach and play a return to Grigor Dimitrov
How did we get both Kathleen Wynne and Rob Ford? A changing Ontario
U.S. man traded nude photos with women as toddler died in hot car, police say
Justin Ross Harris, 33, looks on at the Cobb County Magistrate Court in Marietta, Ga., on July 3, 2014. The suburban Atlanta man who prosecutors said intentionally left his 22-month-old son strapped inside a hot car to die because he wanted to live a child-free life will remain jailed pending his trial, a judge ruled on Thursday.
Shows cancelled at France's d'Avignon theatre festival as workers protest unemployment changes
Part-time and temporary arts workers, striking artists and theater personnel, known as 'intermittents', applaud, during a general assembly, in Avignon, France, Friday, July 4, 2014. Organizers of one of Europe’s premier theater festivals are cancelling some shows amid a protest movement by cultural workers over changes to their off-season unemployment benefits. The director of the Festival d’Avignon, Olivier Py, told journalists in Avignon that two plays scheduled for Friday’s opening night have been called off. The CGT union announced a strike, but it’s unclear how many workers will take part. Banner reads :"That we defend, we defend for all". (AP Photo/Claude Paris)
Science journal regrets Facebook experiment 'not fully consistent' with consent rules
At the open: TSX moves higher as U.S. markets shut for holiday
Reunion? Cavs have meeting with agent for superstar LeBron James
Could this be a familiar sight in Cleveland next season?
Toronto’s ‘Mummy Bandit’ arrested, police say
Surveillance footage released by Toronto police shows the bank robber who's been dubbed the Mummy Bandit, due to his wearing makeup or a mask during most of the robberies.
Friday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
FILE PHOTO: A truck hauls a load at Teck Resources Coal Mountain operation near Sparwood, B.C. in a handout photo. Teck Resources Ltd. (TSX:TCK.B) is preparing to spend a total of $685 million on improvements at two of its major metals operations in British Columbia, the Vancouver-based mining company announced Thursday.
Headbangers, beware: Heavy metal can be a health hazard, study warns
A case report in the British medical Journal The Lancet examines the woes of a 50-year-old patient who suffered worsening headaches after attending a concert by the heavy-metal band Motörhead.
The Frozen effect: Elsa breaks into list of top 100 baby names
Elsa the Snow Queen in Frozen.
Man who repeatedly changed disguises to rob 16 banks facing 36 charges: police
Matt Harmon cruises to victory at Dakota Dunes Open
Matt Harmon celebrated his win with his wife Pagiel and 10-week old son Eli
Hungry for a sports hero, Brits rally around ‘Princess Genie’
Crude oil slips for seventh straight session as supplies set to increase
Ottawa’s refugee health-care cuts ‘cruel and unusual,’ court rules
Demostrators protest against federal cuts to refugee health services on Parliament Hill on June 17, 2013.
GO Transit service to resume after train collides with dump truck near Toronto
Canada's Milos Raonic loses to Roger Federer in straight sets in Wimbledon semi-final
Roger Federer reacts during his men's singles semi-final tennis match against Milos Raonic
Ukraine clears 17 villages of separatists, presses for new peace talks
Ukrainian soldiers drive a military vehicle with a torn Ukrainian flag at a checkpoint near Slavyansk on July 3, 2014.
The Supreme Court’s B.C. land-title decision? It’s more important than you think
Bob Rae
Loonie unchanged, trading quiet with U.S. closed for Independence Day
A Canadian dollar coin.
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