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October 13

Spezza gets hat trick to overshadow McDavid’s first goal, Stars beat Oilers 4-2
Dallas Stars center Jason Spezza (90) celebrates scoring a goal during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Edmonton Oilers, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015, in Dallas.
Ohio church orders pizza during service, then gives driver over $1,000 from collection plate
LEADING OFF: Jays-Rangers, Astros-Royals in deciding Game 5s; Mets, Dodgers get day off
Matz, Mets no match for Kershaw; Dodgers win 3-1 to force Game 5 in NL Division Series
Willian leads Brazil to 3-1 win vs. Venezuela, Argentina held in goalless draw at Paraguay
Chinese inflation in September eases to 1.6 per cent, leaving room to stimulate slowing economy
Colton Parayko scores first two NHL goals to lead Blues past Flames
Alberta Health Services releases details of plan to overhaul Edmonton hospital
Locked out Unifor members at OLG accept tentative agreement
First 2016 Democratic debate: Clinton goes toe-to-toe with upstart rival Sanders
Kershaw ends post-season skid, pitches Dodgers past Mets 3-1 to send NLDS to Game 5 in LA
Westbrook, Kanter lead Thunder to 100-88 victory over Mavericks in Tulsa
Kershaw ends post-season skid, pitches Dodgers past Mets 3-1
Clayton Kershaw #22 of the Los Angeles Dodgers reacts after Daniel Murphy #28 of the New York Mets flys out in the sixth inning during game four of the National League Division Series at Citi Field on October 13, 2015 in New York City.
Regina man is sentenced to 10 years for beating his mother to death
Singapore economy expands slightly in third quarter as services offsets manufacturing weakness
Vietnam says Chinese lighthouses in disputed South China Sea will escalate tension
Rapper Lecrae takes artist of the year, newcomer Lauren Daigle wins 3 at Dove Awards
University of Washington chooses 1st Latina as its permanent president
Film review: Blanchett, Redford give compelling life to real-life journalism drama 'Truth'
Stroman’s past with Vancouver Canadians readied him for Blue Jays
Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Marcus Stroman throws during the rubber match of the Jays’ three-game home stand against the New York Yankees at the Rogers Centre on Sept. 23, 2015.
Jay Z attends start of copyright infringement trial over 1999 hit "Big Pimpin' "
It's Stro time: Blue Jays' hopes in hands of young, confident pitcher
Blue Jays pitcher Marcus Stroman says he was raised with a ‘huge chip’ on his shoulder, and that gives him confidence.
NHL Capsules
Colts, Patriots keep mum ahead of Sunday’s game
There’s no assurance that Indianapolis’ Andrew Luck, right, will allow him to play this week even after he returned to full practice on Monday.
Zetterberg has goal and assist to help Red Wings beat Lightning 3-1
Fleischmann’s goal lifts unbeaten Canadiens to 3-2 victory over Penguins
Montreal Canadiens left wing Tomas Fleischmann (15) scores the game winning goal past Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury (29)during the third period at the CONSOL Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Pa on Oct. 13, 2015. Montreal won 3-2.
Prosecutors: Cleveland trucker charged with aggravated murder in 4 slayings a serial killer
Liberals courting progressive voters in bid to steal NDP support
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau boards his campaign bus in Stratford, Ont., on Tuesday.
Sheriff: Former NBA star Lamar Odom found unresponsive at Nevada brothel, hospitalized
Hutchinson’s 40 saves propels Jets to 4-1 win over Rangers
Winnipeg Jets goalie Michael Hutchinson (34) makes a save in front of New York Rangers center J.T. Miller (10) and Winnipeg Jets defenseman Tyler Myers (57) during third period at Madison Square Garden in New York on Oct 13, 2015. Thew Winnipeg Jets defeated the New York Rangers 4-1.
Napier gets hot in overtime to carry Magic to 95-92 victory over Heat
Former NBA star Lamar Odom found unresponsive at Nevada brothel, hospitalized
B.C. First Nation sues province over child welfare bylaw
B.C.'s Ministry of Children and Family Development has faced a barrage a criticism recently. Last month, 18-year-old Alex Gervais died in government care after he was placed in a hotel.
Analysis shows Conservative support weak in densely populated ridings
Conservative leader Stephen Harper addresses a gathering during an election campaign stop in Vancouver, B.C. on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015.
Jones makes 31 saves for second straight shutout, Sharks top Ovechkin-less Capitals 5-0
Douglas, Robinson combine for 28 off bench to lead Pacers to 101-97 home win over Pistons
Mexico arrests drug cartel lieutenant accused of murder off coast
Prosecutor: Cases against telescope protesters to be tossed after judge's ruling against ban
Pekka Rinne stops 22 shots, Predators beat Devils 3-1 for third straight victory
Spezza gets hat trick to overshadow McDavid's 1st NHL goal, Stars beat Oilers 4-2
Olympic snowboarder Mark McMorris makes movie debut with ‘In Motion’
Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris sails through the air at the Rosa Khutor Exterme Park on Feb. 8, 2014 during the Sochi Winter Olympics. McMorris recently made a 40-minute film called In Motion.
LeBron James gets night off, Cavaliers remain winless with 110-101 loss to Milwaukee Bucks
Couple charged with fatally beating son in central New York church; 4 charged with assault
Fleischmann's goal lifts unbeaten Canadiens to 3-2 victory over winless Penguins
Connor Brickley scores first NHL goal, Panthers beat Hurricanes 4-1
Michael Hutchinson's 40 saves propels Jets to 4-1 win over Rangers
Ontario families feel toll of caring for ailing, elderly relatives: study
According to new finding by Health Quality Ontario, one in three primary caregivers reported last year feeling distressed, angry or depressed, or said they were unable to continue providing support for their relatives.
New Zealand posts budget surplus for first time since 2008; government plans to pay down debt
Rangers turn to veteran Cole Hamels for crucial Game 5 against Blue Jays
Texas Rangers pitcher Cole Hamels throws against the Toronto Blue Jays in the first inning of their MLB American League Division Series playoff game October 9, 2015. Since the Rangers added Hamels at the trade deadline, the team has won all 11 of his outings.
Mexico performs first Mass in indigenous Nahuatl language in most prominent basilica
Grizzly hunt position should be simple for B.C.’s NDP
Gary Mason
Investigators say witness saw former Texas A&M gridiron star attack jogger with knife
Winnipeg's fire and paramedic services wants more money from the city
US beats Canada 2-0 to advance to playoff against Colombia for spot in Rio Olympic
First half ejection ends Canada's chances to qualify for Rio with loss to U.S.
Whitecaps secure playoff spot, visit FC Dallas with shortened lineup
Vancouver Whitecaps captain Pedro Morales is one of Vancouver’s walking wounded, along with a host of other players.
With Howard back in goal, clouds remain over Klinsmann as US loses to Costa Rica 1-0
Snapchat winds down own Snap Channel on Discover platform, about a dozen layoffs possible
Northern Alberta RCMP ask for public's help to recover stolen weapons, ammo
Hayden Panettiere enters treatment for postpartum depression
Tories see little backlash in Toronto’s 905 despite focus on religious issues
Umair Ali, who is 26 and a Muslim, had voted Conservative in the past two elections but has now decided to abandon the party because he feels they have made Muslims their target to win votes and veered away from the important issues.
B.C. residents prepare to take part in earthquake drill
Natural Resources Canada seimologist Alison Bird is urging Canadians across the country to take steps to prepare for an earthquake.
Stunned by Steelers, Rivers, Chargers have to rebound quickly heading into game at Green Bay
Pitchers Johnny Cueto, Collin McHugh to face off in Royals-Astros decider
Kansas City Royals starting pitcher Johnny Cueto throws during the sixth inning of Game 2 in baseball's American League Division Series against the Houston Astros on Friday, Oct. 9, 2015, in Kansas City, Mo. Cueto has struggled in the playoffs, and is 0-2 with a 5.52 ERA in four postseason starts.
Federal lawsuit says city court in Mississippi illegally jails poor people who can't pay fines
Fahmy thanks supporters for helping him survive imprisonment
Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy addresses a news conference hosted by Canadian Journalists for Free Expression while his wife Marwa Omara looks on in Toronto, Oct.13, 2015.
Tennessee running back John Kelly taken to hospital and released after injury during practice
Season ends for Cardinals with 6-4 loss to Cubs in Game 4 of NL Division Series
Kelly: With Jays’ season on the line, time to go for broke and open dome
Cathal Kelly
Canadian Natural among buyers for ConocoPhillips’ oil and gas assets
A ConocoPhillips sign is seen in this file photo.
Mountain West basketball teams may one day faces fines for weak non-conference schedules
The sound of a bomb, a burst of flames: 2 killed when plane crashes into mobile home
Cubs clinch post-season series at Wrigley Field for 1st time, beat Cardinals 6-4 to win NLDS
2 new films scrutinize Brazil's World Cup legacy; both conclude event was harmful for Brazil
John Gibbons playing hardball in Toronto’s playoff comeback
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Gibbons speaks with reporters during a press conference ahead of Game 5 in the ALDS playoffs in Toronto on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015.
Oakland's inability to run the ball a focus during bye week
Dismal Dutch slump to 3-2 defeat to Czech Republic to miss European Championship
Video surfaces in abduction of Canadians in Philippines
Mulcair pledges to decriminalize marijuana, says legalization will happen eventually
NDP Leader Tom Mulcair takes part in a Vice town hall meeting in Toronto on Tuesday, October 13, 2015.
Saints bring back receiver Joseph Morgan, release defensive back Don Jones
Babcock and Leafs still have growing pains one week into NHL season
Toronto Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock stands behind the bench as his team plays the Montreal Canadiens during second-period NHL action in Toronto on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2015. Three games into the season, there's plenty to work on as the coach and the Leafs continue to go through a feeling-out process with each other.
Sens goalie Andrew Hammond cleared after starting season with groin strain
Ottawa Senators goalie Andrew Hammond records a video segment during the first day of training camp Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015 in Ottawa. After being sidelined for nearly two weeks with a groin injury, Hammond is set to make his return to the Senators lineup.
These 10 U.S. stocks are riskier than you may think
Reed still has a long way to go before he ends a long year on both tours
Post-election possibilities for a minority Parliament
Polls indicate the likelihood of a majority government in Monday’s election are slim, leaving the House of Common’s 338 MPs to decide which party will govern by a confidence vote.
Three homemade bombs in Egypt's Alexandria wound 2, damage train
Notre Dame looks to Jackson to lead as Irish try to build on ACC title, NCAA tournament run
Village Voice weekly gets new owner with longstanding family history in newspaper publishing
Winnipeg paramedic service in the red; says patients not paying bills
BMO upgrades energy sector amid ‘peak negativity’ signals
Carrie Tait
Police: Suspects vandalize bust of Supreme Court justice who reaffirmed slavery
After surviving the mean streets of Miami, Devonta Freeman emerges as a star for 5-0 Falcons
Ryan Harris to assist Greg Blewett as PM's XI coach for match against New Zealand
Expect revenue surge at these cybersecurity firms
USC interim coach Clay Helton expresses concern for Sarkisian, excitement for rest of season
Daily Deal Roundup: Catalyst Capital raises $2-billion, Denison and Fission nix merger and RBC’s Dell deal windfall
Streetwise reporter Niall McGee
Four low-risk stocks that yield more than 5%
Pizza 73’s same-store sales jumped 5.7 per cent in the second quarter and Pizza Pizza’s same-store sales rose 6 per cent.
Puerto Rico police seize $12M worth of cocaine found abandoned at sea
Thomson Reuters launches Waterloo innovation lab
Thomson Reuters President and Chief Executive Officer James Smith speaks at the company's annual general meeting for shareholders in Toronto, May 8, 2013.
Quick-thinking agent Jerry Parr saved Ronald Reagan’s life
Secret service agent Jerry Parr, in raincoat to the right of Reagan, pushes U.S. President Ronald Reagan into the limousine after the assassination attempt on March 30, 1981.
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