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October 1

Rossif Sutherland: ‘Allergic to Hollywood’
Nathalie Atkinson
When it comes to stand-out fall sweaters, these finds are neck and neck
Ellis Richardson has 4 TDs; Alabama State beats Texas Southern 41-23
Mayor of oilpatch capital says stop blaming industry for everything
Canucks' offence comes alive en route to 5-2 win over Oilers in NHL pre-season
Oregon community college shooting leaves trail of destruction
Students, staff and faculty are evacuated from Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Ore. on Thursday, October 1, 2015, after a deadly shooting.
Gomes drives in 3 runs as Medlen, Kansas City Royals beat Chicago White Sox 6-4
Public health emergency declared over lead in Flint water after children show elevated levels
Earls of Leicester win 4, Steve Martin honoured at Bluegrass Awards
Quiet toast: Rangers grab wild card, on brink of AL West title after 5-3 victory over Angels
Jose Ramirez makes costly throwing error in ninth inning as Indians lose 4-2 to Twins
Canada falls to United States 3-1 in CONCACAF men's Olympic qualifying
Sutton scores go-ahead TD with 1:19 remaining; Southeastern Louisiana beats Lamar 30-27
Brewers' Jungmann struggles in final start of rookie season, loses 3-1 to Padres
Jordan Morris scores pair of goals as US tops Canada 3-1 to open Olympic qualifying tournament
Hayden Moore throws for 2 TDs in starting debut, Cincinnati pulls away from Miami 34-23
Fernandez and Marlins fall 4-1 to Odorizzi and Rays
Diamondbacks LF David Peralta leaves game against Rockies after injuring wrist diving for ball
Winners of UBC’s integrity award on fighting corruption in Africa
John Githongo, left, a former Kenyan journalist who investigated bribery and fraud in his home country, and Rafael Marques de Morais, right, an Angolan journalist and human rights activist, meet for the first time in Vancouver on Wednesday.
Toni Morrison, Patti Smith help celebrate publisher Alfred A. Knopf's centennial
Mark Scheifele with a pair of goals as Jets beat Flames 3-1 in NHL pre-season
Teen charged in deaths of dad, dad's fiancee and their son found in burned California cabin
QMJHL Roundup: Goulet, Islanders edge Tigres 6-5 in overtime
Suspect in some Phoenix freeway shootings pleads not guilty; 100 years possible if convicted
QB Henry Burris sets completions record in Redblacks' 39-17 win over Alouettes
COC head Marcel Aubut faces new sexual harassment allegations
Canadian Olympic Committee President Marcel Aubut listens during an announcement in support of the Canadian Center for Ethics in Sport's work in anti-doping November 5, 2013 in Ottawa.
UBC urged to lead on fossil-fuel divestment
As climate change compels governments around the world to restrict future carbon emissions, universities will eventually have to drop oil sand stocks and fossil-fuel companies from their investments.
Yankees return to playoffs after 2-year absence, beat Red Sox 4-1 to clinch AL wild-card spot
Craig Anderson makes 40 saves, Senators beat Canadiens 5-2 in exhibition game
Vancouver owners cashing in on commercial real estate sellers’ market
Ivanhoé Cambridge has put the four Bentall office towers – the core of the city’s business district for decades – up for sale.
Chrétien makes appearance at B.C. news conference
During the conference Jean Chrétien rejected the suggestion made in Conservative attack ads that Justin Trudeau is “not ready” to govern, noting that previous prime ministers have had less elected experience than Mr. Trudeau.
Huge demand has meant backlog for adoptees wanting access to adoption records
Strasburg pitches 6 strong innings, Robinson hits HR to lead Nationals in 3-0 win over Braves
Ramirez's costly error helps Twins rally for 4-2 win over Indians, inch closer to wild card
Telus expected to invest in major fibre-optic upgrade
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark, left, and Telus Corp. President and CEO Darren Entwistle share a laugh before he announced a $1-billion investment to connect the majority of homes and businesses in Vancouver directly to a gigabit fibre optic network, during a company event in Vancouver, B.C.
Mexican extraditions not a reaction to El Chapo escape, but admission country needs US help
Mark Stone and Cody Ceci each with three points as Senators top Canadiens 5-2
Persnickity rallies to win off-the-turf Belmont feature
Patrick Kane, Connor McDavid lead storylines ahead of 2015-16 season
The sexual-assault investigation involving Chicago Blackhawks star Patrick Kane has been the biggest story ahead of the regular season.
Kennedy strikes out 11, Solarte hits 2-run homer to give Padres 3-1 win over Brewers
Max Keeping: Beloved Ottawa broadcaster lived life ‘to the max’
Mr. Keeping at 30 years old.
Manitoba conservation says zebra mussels increasing significantly
Odorizzi and Rays beat Fernandez and Marlins 4-1
Marlins-Rays Runs
LEADING OFF: Blue Jays resting up for playoffs, rainy forecast in East, AL West teams scramble
Senators seeking greater consistency after last season’s race to the playoffs
Ottawa Senators’ Bobby Ryan is entering the first year of a seven-year contract extension and will be expected to produce on a regular basis as the team’s highest paid player.
Cardinals' late signing of Chris Johnson enhances running game
Tories move to revoke citizenship of convicted terrorist born in Canada
In July, the government sent out several citizenship revocation notices, giving the recipients 60 days to respond.
Germany moves to differentiate refugees from economic migrants
Hundreds of migrants and refugees wait in a winding queue at the central registration centre for asylum-seekers in Berlin on Thursday.
Maple Leafs may lack talent, won’t lack effort in Babcock’s first season
Toronto Maple Leafs centre Nazem Kadri, in the final year of his contract, says the Leafs are going to be a quick team this season.
Pipeline battle could set tone for future government, aboriginal relations
Cheryl Bear, left, a councillor with the Nadleh Whut’en First Nation, and Hereditary Chief Pete Erickson, of the Nak’azdli First Nation, listen during a news conference about the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline in Vancouver on Oct. 1, 2015.
Tory promise would create formal list of illegal gangs
Manitoba was the first jurisdiction in North America to create a formal list of criminal organizations, designating the Hells Angels a criminal organization in early 2014.
With Price in net, Canadiens confident they can contend for a Stanley Cup
Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price, who won last year’s Hart and Vezina trophies, will be a crucial asset for Montreal this year.
AP Interview: Ex-President Uribe slams foreigners for demanding leniency with Colombian rebels
Winnipeg police chase high-risk sex offender through CP rail yards
NDP slide in poll appears to signal end of three-party tie
NDP Leader Tom Mulcair addresses supporters during a campaign stop in Montreal on Oct. 1, 2015.
Cuba scores early, Panama gets equalizer in 1-1 draw to open Olympic qualifying tournament
Toronto’s BMO Field selected to host CFL’s 2016 Grey Cup
BMO Field, the home of Toronto FC, is slated to undergo another round of renovation after the current Major League Soccer season.
After first NFL TD on punt return, Saints rookie Murphy eager to face hometown Cowboys
Aid group leader says more help is needed for Syrian refugees in migrant crisis
White Sox to install 3 new video boards at US Cellular Field for next season
Hoefeld gets first start of season at centre for No. 11 Florida State
Correction: Ali Tribute story
Machado reaches milestone with 2 HRs, 2 SBs in Orioles' 6-4 win over Blue Jays
Rosters for the US and International teams at the Presidents Cup
PRESIDENTS CUP '15: Capsules of the International team
PRESIDENTS CUP '15: Capsules of the American team
PRESIDENTS CUP '15: 10 most memorable moments from 10 cups
Facts and figures for the 11th Presidents Cup between US and International teams
Correction: Royals-Guthrie-Oregon School Shooting story
Prosecutors say US man killed 3 people, including baby, because they wouldn't move out
Notley expounds value of Energy East pipeline during talk with Wynne
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley (left) and Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne speak with reporters after their meeting at Queen’s Park in Toronto.
France tells Putin that Russia must confine airstrikes in Syria to Islamic State targets
New Democrat invites Miley Cyrus to B.C. to jump into wolf-caribou debate
Quebec legislature pleads for calm after Muslim woman attacked
The motion came Thursday after news this week that teenagers knocked a pregnant woman to the ground by grabbing her hijab.
California to conduct its own investigation into Volkswagen diesel emissions technology
Rookie Jeff Mathews looking to forget tough debut, lead TiCats over Stamps
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Zach Collaros suffered a season-ending knee injury against the Edmonton Eskimos two weeks ago.
Manning awards for innovation handed out in Saskatoon; 2 Manitobans win top prize
Canadian cyclists Christian Meier and Svein Tuft re-sign with ORICA-GreenEDGE
Tim Hudson makes likely pitching hurrah, heads into retirement after 17 big league seasons
Cape Breton police say 21-year-old man faces murder charge in stabbing
Seattle Sounders' Chad Marshall diagnosed with neck sprain, released from hospital
Janet Jackson moves Vegas stop to May to rest her vocal chords, changes venues to MGM arena
Airline: 5 passengers injured on bumpy flight from Grenada to Miami during sudden turbulence
Jets coach Todd Bowles makes it clear that London trip is for football, not seeing the sights
Thursday's Baseball Capsules
After struggling the last 2 weeks, 49ers defence faces tough test in Packers QB Rodgers
France powers past hobbled Canadian side at Rugby World Cup
France’s Wesley Fofana, centre, celebrates after scoring the first try during a Pool D match against Canada at stadium MK in Milton Keynes on Oct. 1.
Uber to continue ‘outside the law’ in Toronto
Toronto council voted to update the city’s existing taxi and limosine rules to apply to Uber – meaning that the company needs a brokerage licence, which it does not have.
Obama says America numb to shootings; says change in politics needed
UNC linebacker Joe Jackson makes 'difficult decision' to quit football due to neck injury
Jin Cheng of China maintains 2-stroke lead at Asia-Pacific Amateur at Clearwater Bay
Canadian railways test future leaders with CEOs on the mend
Canadian Pacific Railway locomotives move cars at a railyard in Calgary, in this file photo.
Northern coal project gets B.C. government approval
Young, overhauled Washington roster ready for challenges that lie ahead
Virginia Tech looks to capitalize on QB Motley's dual-threat abilities vs. Pitt in ACC opener
Northern coal project gets B.C. government approval
The Westshore coal Terminal in Delta, B.C. April 23, 2013.
Receivers for No. 8 LSU trying to cash in on limited chances while Fournette leads the way.
Toronto sold on private-sector plan to speed Gardiner work
The project to fix the main part of the Gardiner was expected to last 20 years. That schedule was expected to be slashed to 12 years, and Thursday’s decision by city council could cut the timeline to six years.
Shoulder injury sidelines Steelers LB Shazier; Tight end Gillmore out for Ravens
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