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PGA Tour refutes report that Dustin Johnson was suspended
Dustin Johnson
Fortis posts lower earnings on higher revenues
File photo of Stan Marshall, president and chief executive of Fortis Inc., who is stepping down this year.
Report on bloated Ontario hydro pensions says taxpayers covering most costs
FX takes two shots at love with new sitcoms
F/X’s Married treats marriage as a mausoleum for the soul. The cast (L to R): Ella (Raevan Lee Hanan), Maya (Rachel Eggleston), Frankie (Skylar Gray), Lina Bowman (Judy Greer) and Russ Bowman (Nat Faxon).
Canadian diaries offer vivid views of First World War
A page from Daniel Macmillan’s original handwritten diary.
Why Magic in the Moonlight's Jacki Weaver thanks her lucky stars
Hamish Linklater as Brice, left, and Jacki Weaver as Grace in Woody Allen’s new film Magic in the Moonlight.
Ebola treatments, vaccines still in development; should they be tried now during outbreak?
FILE - In this Saturday, Sept. 29, 2007, file photo, A 43 year old Congolese patient, center, who has been confirmed to have Ebola hemorrhagic fever, following laboratory tests, is comforted by Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors without Borders) nurse Isabel Grovas, left, and Doctor Hilde Declerck, right, in Kampungu, Kasai Occidental province, Congo. In the four decades since the Ebola virus was first identified in Africa, treatment hasn’t changed much. There are no licensed drugs or vaccines for the deadly disease. A number are being developed, but none have been rigorously tested in humans. One experimental treatment, though, was tried this week in an American aid worker sick with Ebola, according to the U.S-based group that she works for in Liberia. Without a specific treatment, doctors and nurses focus on easing the disease’s symptoms _ fever, headache, vomiting and diarrhea _ and on keeping patients hydrated and comfortable. (AP Photo/WHO, Christopher Black, File)
Ottawa hails new rail shipping regulations, says farmers to benefit
Obama says economy is getting stronger, but says Congress could do accelerate recovery
Five teens charged with arson in east Toronto fire
Now Trending: Why Mad Men viewers love to skip ads (but not Love It or List It fans)
Jon Hamm on Mad Men
Party photos of the week: Candice vs. Alison party
Candice Chan (left), Alison Slight
Jack White’s music louder than his antics
Jack White is an easy figure to criticize for his off-stage behaviour, but on stage he is still one of the best around.
First World War changed the lives of families around the world
Oriane Edwards is a UTS student who has been researching her great-grandfather’s story. He was an army medic stationed in North Africa during the First World War who later returned to Canada and became a doctor.
Man dies in transit police custody in B.C.
Roger Goodell defends NFL’s two-game ban of Ray Rice
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell speaks during a news conference ahead of the Super Bowl, in New York, January 31, 2014.
Harper's Holy See appointment compared 9/11 deaths to North American abortion rates: report
Vatican Swiss guards march prior to a swearing-in ceremony, at the Vatican, Tuesday, May 6, 2014.
Miner's shares awaiting a boost in uranium prices
The Three Mile Island nuclear power plant is seen across the Susquehanna River in Middletown, Pennsylvania in this March 15, 2011 file photo.
First black officer in British Army blazed trail but dreams were thwarted
Rev. Capt. Dr. William Andrew White was the first black officer in the British Army
Allergan sues rival Valeant and partner, alleging fraud in takeover attempt
The head office and logo of Valeant Pharmaceutical are pictured in Montreal
Police chief accuses Doug Ford of ‘lying’ about leak
Chief Bill Blair speaks at a press conference at police headquarters in Toronto, July 17 2012.
Spurs sign Tony Parker to multi-year contract extension
San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker wipes his brow between plays against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first half of Game 6 of the Western Conference finals NBA basketball playoff series, in Oklahoma City on May 31.
Chevron seeking new partner for Kitimat LNG following Apache's exit
All Saints captures life’s small poignancies and comedies
K.D. Miller
First World War: How do we remember it meaningfully, a century later?
The map shows where William Barnett Evans, pictured to the left, fought at Vimy Ridge during the First World War. Above are the medals he won.
Ohio lawmaker proposes license plate celebrating LeBron James’s homecoming
FILE - In this Feb. 23, 2010, file photo, Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James waits for play to resume in an NBA basketball game against the New Orleans Hornets in Cleveland.
The untold war: Two books rethink how the world was shaped by the Second World War
Randall Hansen’s book provides an account of resistance inside Germany prior to surrender, which, for many cities, came without opposition.
Toronto man gets 15-year sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter
On the case: Five new crime novels worth a read
Vive la différence! In Montreal, there’s a sense of humour that pumps through everything
Meet Richard Doyle, the Canadian dairy farmer's champion
Richard Doyle.
Google says it sold barge in Maine; it's headed out to sea, containers to be scrapped
Crown witnesses finish testifying as B.C. serial-murder trial on 3-week break
Libyan man, 21, charged with aggravated assault after Ottawa stabbing
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Teemu Selanne to become first Ducks player to have his number retired
Anaheim Ducks' Teemu Selanne skates against the Edmonton Oilers during the second period of their NHL game in Edmonton April 5, 2012.
Allergan sues Valeant and Pershing Square, they say claims are 'baseless'
Independent Investigations Office takes over in-custody death investigation
Actor Michael Jace waives preliminary hearing in wife killing case
Actor Michael Jace, right, talks with his attorney Jason Sias in Los Angeles Superior Court during a hearing of the charge that he murdered his wife, Friday, Aug. 1, 2014. Jace waived his right to a preliminary hearing, which means the case will proceed to trial without an initial presentation of evidence to a judge. Jace played a police officer on "The Shield" TV series, appeared in the show "Southland" and had small roles in such movies as "Boogie Nights" and "Forrest Gump." (AP Photo/Frederick Brown, Pool)
Obama administration asks full appeals court to hear Obamacare case on subsidies
Growing number of celebrities raise voices on Gaza conflict - despite potential condemnation
FILE - In this Oct. 3, 2013 file photo, Spanish actress Penelope Cruz poses for photographers as she arrives for the UK Premiere of "The Counselor," in London. Rabbi Marvin Hier, founder and dean at the pro-Israel Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, believes comments like those issued by 100 Spanish citizens, including Cruz and her husband, the director Pedro Almodovar, and Javier Bardem, in a letter accusing Israel of genocide are irresponsible. "My only wish and intention in signing that group letter is the hope that there will be peace in both Israel and Gaza," Cruz stated. (Photo by Jon Furniss/Invision/AP, file)
Tennessee Valley Authority to pay $27.8 million to victims of 2008 Tennessee coal ash spill
Crews working to clean up after train derailment in central Alberta spills grain
Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week
The best advice writer Tim Winton’s ever received: ‘Mate, it’s only a book’
Man at heart of Mr. Big sting to learn legal fate next week
Nelson Hart is shown in court during closing arguments at his trial in Gander, Nfld., Monday, March 26, 2007. Canada's Supreme Court will release a decision Thursday on whether evidence collected using a so-called Mr. Big police sting operation is admissible in court.
York Regional Police officer, two others charged after probe into alleged fraud
Feathers aren’t fashion, lose the headdress
Playwright and author Drew Hayden Taylor
Building on faith: Inside Toronto’s new Aga Khan Museum, designed by the world’s leading architects
The Ismaili Centre at the Aga Khan Museum.
Shaw launches new lifestyle network FYI with show from "Epic Meal Time" creators
How tech and good design could create the city of the future - in Toronto
Kent Larson, urban visionary and the director of the MIT Media Lab, may have ideas for Toronto.
Five things to do in Toronto this weekend: Aug. 1 to 4
Revelers take part in the Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Parade on the lakeshore in Toronto, August 3, 2013.
Remember the BamBoo? Exploring Toronto’s reggae roots
Jason Wilson says the success of Magic! can shine a light on earlier Canadian reggae acts such as 20th Century Rebels, Messenjah and the Satallites.
New York judge scolds Argentina; says nation still has obligation to pay US bondholders
A construction worker grills for his crew on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Friday, Aug.1, 2014. The collapse of talks with U.S. creditors on July 30 sent Argentina into its second debt default in 13 years and raised questions about what comes next for financial markets and the South American nation's staggering economy. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)
Ten music events in Toronto this week: Aug. 1 to 7
Drake performs at OVO Fest at the Molson Ampitheatre in Toronto August 5, 2013.
Demand for SUVs and pickup trucks drives July sales for Big 3 automakers
Deals of the week: Rich incentives to be had in August
The 2014 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sedan.
Toronto man faces 14 charges in human trafficking investigation: police
Images from Friday's action at the Commonwealth Games
Wales' Nathan Thorley takes a punch from Mauritius' Kennedy St. Pierre during their men's Light Heavy Weight boxing match at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland August 1, 2014.
US markets retreat a day after a huge drop; S&P 500 on pace for its worst week of 2014
At midday: Stock sell-off continues amid relatively strong U.S. jobs data
File photo of traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Fraud trial of ex-Quebec lieutenant- governor suspended
Real estate or stocks? Inflation holds the key
In this July 3, 2014 photo, a construction worker builds housing for students near Drexel University in Philadelphia.
As an interior designer, where do you look for inspiration?
Runway/Real Way: How to wear stylized oxford shirts
Revisiting the Western Front: What to see now
This plant looks really good out of bloom, especially in autumn
Spirea thunbergii ‘Ogon’
Strawberry Gazpacho with White Asparagus
Strawberry Gazpacho with White As paragus
OPI Glitter Off makes dark nail polishes and glitters a breeze to remove
This designer created a nursery that’s as delightful to her as it is to her son
Solve your frizzy, fried and fly-away summer hair woes
How modern summer music festivals became ersatz love-ins
Coachella festivalgoers arrive at Empire Polo Field on day one of the 2014 Coachella Music and Arts Festival on Friday, April 11, 2014, in Indio, Calif. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)
Thinking of a hiking vacation in the U.S.? Here are your best options
Escape to Peru’s less-travelled north coast for sun, sand and a steady flow of pisco sours
A beach on the north coast of Peru.
Popsicles aren’t just for kids anymore: The frozen treat goes upscale
Incorporating everything from dark rum to balsamic vinegar, these ice pops were concocted in the writer’s kitchen.
How do I keep my bangs under control in the humidity?
Time to go shopping for small-cap energy stocks
A pump jack draws oil from the ground near a hydraulic fracturing operation near Bowden, Alta., on Feb. 14, 2012. Fracking blasts pressurized water and chemicals into underlying rocks to release trapped natural gas and oil.
Man charged in alleged dating scam; York police say woman defrauded of $4,000
COOKING ON DEADLINE: Recipes for sangria, roasted red peppers with feta and farro salad
This June 30, 2014 photo shows roasted red peppers with feta in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)
Fairfax's Prem Watsa faces probe from Quebec regulator over insider trading
Teen weightlifter stripped of Commonwealth gold after ‘B’ test confirms doping
Chika Amalaha of Nigeria, makes good lift during the  women's 53 kg weightlifting competition at the Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2014, in Glasgow, Scotland, Friday, July, 25, 2014
US aid workers sick with Ebola leaving Africa; going to Atlanta hospital for treatment
In this undated photo released by the Center for Disease Control, a Aeromedical Biological Containment System which looks like a sealed isolation tent for Ebola air transportation is shown. On Thursday afternoon July 31, 2014, officials at Atlanta's Emory University Hospital said they expected one of the Americans to be transferred there "within the next several days." The hospital declined to identify which aid worker, citing privacy laws. (AP Photo/Center for Disease Control)
Off switch hit at Saskatchewan wood-burning power generation plant
US consumer sentiment edges down to 81.8 reading in July reflecting lower future expectations
In this Friday, June 6, 2014 photo, Kenny Kurland prepares a deli meat and cheese platter at Corky & Lenny's Restaurant & Deli in Woodmere Village, Ohio. The University of Michigan issues its index of consumer sentiment for July on Friday, Aug. 1, 2014. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
No stranger to deals, Vermilion scouts for more assets
A rig operator works on a multi-well pad near Fort McMurray, Alta.
UK police say fire that gutted landmark seaside pier may have been started deliberately
People watch the smoke rise up from the pier at Eastbourne, England, Wednesday, July 30, 2014. A fire on the pier sent thick plumes of black smoke into the air has engulfed the historic Eastbourne Pier on the English seafront, 70 miles southeast of London. The East Sussex fire service responded with roughly 60 firefighters Wednesday as beachgoers watched in horror. The amusement arcade on part of the Eastbourne pier caught fire earlier on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Sang Tan)
Car-tech company Mobileye soars on 1st day of public trading, shares price above range at $25
Big utility Fortis has lower second-quarter net earnings on higher revenues
Giraffe dies after head hits highway overpass
Grain mixed, beef lower and pork unchanged
Hewlett-Packard to pay $32.5M to settle allegations it overcharged US Postal Service
Banksy 'Spy Booth' artwork at centre of preservation campaign defaced by vandal
A view of the Banksy mural which targets the issue of Government surveillance with silver and red paint sprayed over it, Cheltenham, England, Friday, Aug. 1, 2014. A mural by street artist Banksy that sparked a local preservation campaign has been defaced. "Spy Booth" shows three agents in trench coats and trilby hats eavesdropping on a phone booth. It appeared in April on a wall in Cheltenham, western England, home of spy agency GCHQ. A local group formed to save the work after the building's owner attempted to have it removed and sold. Campaigner Angela De Souza said a local businessman had agreed to buy and preserve the work. But on Friday it was covered in scrawled graffiti letters. De Souza said conservators were in “a race against time” to save it. Banksy works have fetched as much as $1.8 million at auction, and several of his outdoor pieces have recently been stripped from walls and sold. (AP Photo/Claire Hayhurst/PA Wire) UNITED KINGDOM OUT NO SALES NO ARCHIVE
Batman creator Bob Kane's personal early copies of the comics coming to an online auction
Procter & Gamble to shed up to 100 brands to focus on top performers
A woman looks over Procter & Gamble products on display at a Target store in Richmond, Va., in this 2011 file photo. P&G will axe up to 100 of its brands to focus on top performers, the company said Aug. 1, 2014.
Toronto-bound lanes on Skyway bridge to remain closed until deemed safe: OPP
Workers inspect the scene of a dump truck crash that continues to shut down the Toronto-bound lanes of the Burlington Skyway bridge in Burlington, Ont., Friday, August 1, 2014. A 34-year-old Brampton man has been charged with impaired driving in connection with the crash that occurred on July 31. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Aaron Lynett
Quebec filmmaker wins customs fight over Iran artwork – but at a price
Montreal filmmaker Sadaf Foroughi has been fighting with customs officials over importing a traditional peepbox from Iran.
Last-place Impact face struggling TFC in first game since front-office shakeup
Toronto FC's Gilberto, right, heads the ball past Montreal Impact's Heath Pearce, left, during first half final Amway Canadian Championship soccer action in Toronto on Wednesday, May 28, 2014.
Yahoo complains to highest German court over law broadening Internet copyright protection
Citigroup says SEC has closed its probe of mortgage securities, no new enforcement action
Chevron 2Q profit rises 5.6 per cent on higher global oil prices, sales of assets
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