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October 14

QMJHL Roundup: Eric Brassard perfect as Mooseheads shut out Titan 2-0
Dieng scores 14, Prince has 13 to lead Minnesota Timberwolves to 89-87 victory over Raptors
Vietnam accuses Chinese vessel of sinking fishing boat near disputed islands
Central Texas wildfire destroys at least 9 homes, prompts evacuations; no injuries reported
Hyatt latest hotel company to ban porn movies in hotel rooms amid drop in demand
Backyard beekeeping approved by Los Angeles City Council; overturns ban dating back to 1879
No bell on bicycle turns into whole slew of charges for Edmonton man
Diaz has goal, assist; FC Dallas beats Vancouver 2-0 for sole position of 1st place in West
Royals beat Astros 7-2, will now face Blue Jays in ALCS
Johnny Cueto was dominant in Game 5 of the American League Division Series against the Houston Astros on Oct. 14, 2015, in Kansas City, Mo.
NHL Capsules
Five Blue Jays who made a difference in Toronto's ALDS win over Texas
Thrown beer leads to arrest of fan at Blue Jays game
TFC clinches first playoff berth with win over Bulls
Toronto FC's Marky Delado duels with New York Red Bull's Damien Perrinelle during Major League Soccer action in Toronto on Oct. 14, 2015.
Fired Southern California coach Steve Sarkisian wishes Trojans good luck on Twitter
October Ace! Cueto goes 8 innings, Royals beat Astros 7-2 to reach AL Championship Series
Karlsson has 4 assists as Senators beat Columbus 7-3
Ottawa Senators left wing Milan Michalek (9) celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal in the second period against the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena.
Calgary court told slain man was stabbed 37 times in fatal attack
Flyers G Neuvirth stops 30 shots in 2nd straight shutout, 3-0 win over Blackhawks
Reggie Jackson scores 20 to lead Pistons past Bulls, 114-91; Moore collects 16 for Bulls
Montreal Alouettes acquire QB Kevin Glenn from Roughriders
Newly acquired Montreal Alouettes quarterback Kevin Glenn poses for the cameras with general manager and head coach Jim Popp following a news conference in Montreal on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015.
Customs computer systems disrupted at US airports for about 90 minutes
Jeff Teague scores 19 as Hawks stay unbeaten in preseason, defeating winless Spurs 100-86
Fans come together at Nathan Phillips Square for Blue Jays pandemonium
Pamela Theriault cheers as she watches the game on a screen at Nathan Phillips Square as the Toronto Blue Jays take on the Texas Rangers in ALDS game five playoff baseball action in Toronto on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015.
Head of truth commission says more traditional punishments needed
Baltimore City Hall sit-in sparked by decades of ignored issues with police, housing, schools
Ryan and Zibanejad lead balanced scoring, Karlsson has 4 assists as Senators beat Columbus 7-3
Fowles, Lynx capture 3rd WNBA title in 5 years with 69-52 Game 5 win over Fever
Dodgers’ dream of advancing to NLCS lies on Zack Greinke’s shoulders
Zack Greinke of the Los Angeles Dodgers reacts after the final out in the seventh inning against the New York Mets in Game 2 of the National League Division Series at Dodger Stadium on Oct. 10, 2015 in Los Angeles.
Celtics hold on to beat Nets 109-105 in their 1st US exhibition game; had been in Europe
Youngsters help Blue Jays hold off Rangers to advance to ALCS
Roberto Osuna, 20, celebrates after closing out the Blue Jays’ 6-3 victory against the Texas Rangers in Game 5 of the American League Division Series at Rogers Centre on Oct. 14, 2015 in Toronto.
Review: James Earl Jones and Cicely Tyson make the 'The Gin Game' an honour to watch
Blue Jays fans taken on a wild ride in spectacular ALDS winner
The Toronto Blue Jays’ Ben Revere sprays fans with champagne as they celebrate the team’s win over the Texas Rangers to take the American League Division Series at Rogers Centre on Wednesday.
Ontario urged not to give breaks to big polluters under cap-and-trade
To combat climate change, Canadian premiers are looking at cap and trade systems and carbon taxes. Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne recently signed a deal with Quebec to implement a cap and trade system but the details are few and far between. Karl Baldauf, Vice President of Policy and Government Relations of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce joins BNN to talk about a report on what the business community wants done to ensure a fair playing ground in the domestic and global market.
Next prime minister will face pressure to shift Canada’s climate policy
Rookie Roberto Osuna impressing Blue Jays veterans with solid post-season
Lawyer denies Civil Forfeiture Office's claim that nearly $20,000 seized from B.C. home tied to crime
An image from the website of B.C.'s Civil Forfeiture office.
Cabot Prize goes to 5 journalists for their work in reporting on Latin America and Caribbean
Timberwolves rally to 89-87 win over Raptors in pre-season game in Ottawa
A look at the dangers of herbal sexual enhancement drugs authorities say Odom took at brothel
Vancouver’s 24/7 homeless shelter model expanding into suburbs
Nana Toosis sits in his makeshift shelter at a homeless camp on Gladys Avenue in Abbotsford, B.C., on Saturday, June 27, 2015. Vancouver’s homeless population dropped between 2008 and 2011, but has been rising in recent years.
Police: Off-duty Haiti policeman killed by gunmen on motorbike after he got loan from bank
Top-ranked Ohio State goes dark for first home night game this season
Ontario elementary teachers’ union mulls one-day rotating strikes
Sam Hammond, president of the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario (ETFO), says if the strikes do happen, there's no telling how much warning parents would receive.
Kelly: The Blue Jays have finally broken Toronto’s sports curse
Cathal Kelly
Obama celebrates American music with 'eclectic bunch' including Usher and James Taylor
Chinese activist-artist Ai Weiwei writing memoir, scheduled for release in spring 2017
Woodfibre LNG plan conditionally approved by Squamish Nation Council
Byng Giraud, vice-president of corporate affairs at Woodfibre LNG, right, and Rick Kormendy of Western Forest Products tour the site of the proposed Woodfibre LNG Project, a proposed small-scale liquefied natural gas processing and export facility in Squamish, B.C., on Wednesday, July 23, 2014. Approval this week by the Squamish Nation Council comes after they delayed a vote in July on whether Woodfibre LNG meets their environmental and cultural conditions.
Giovinco dazzles as Toronto FC beats Red Bulls to clinch first-ever playoff berth
Edmonton awaits Connor McDavid’s home debut
Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers celebrates his first career NHL goal against the Dallas Stars in the second period at American Airlines Center on Oct. 13, 2015 in Dallas, Texas. McDavid is already drawing comparisons to hockey greats Wayne Gretzky and Sidney Crosby, who also scored their first goals in their third games.
NDP hoping to break Tory stronghold in southern Alberta
Lethbridge NDP candidate Cheryl Meheden says she feels momentum from the party’s provincial win in May.
Week 6 NFL picks: Falcons ready for rival Saints after NFC East sweep
Atlanta Falcons running back Devonta Freeman runs against Washington Redskins cornerback Bashaud Breeland in the third quarter of their game at the Georgia Dome.
Donald Trump turns his barbs against Bernie Sanders following Democratic debate
Blue Jays fans celebrate the team's first post-season series win in 22 years
Eugenie Bouchard files negligence lawsuit after slip-fall at US Open
New Jersey Devils look to get past rocky start with new coach, roster
Mike Cammalleri of the New Jersey Devils takes the puck in the second period against the Winnipeg Jets on Oct. 9, 2015 at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
Improved offensive line play key to Eagles getting back on track in win over Saints
Nick Foles, offence seek to improve during Rams' bye week
The Latest: Nevada authorities take blood sample from Lamar Odom to test for drugs, alcohol
Ottawa halts Montreal’s plan to dump sewage into St. Lawrence River
Infrastructure Minister Denis Lebel during Question Period in the House of Commons in Ottawa on Feb. 17, 2015.
Back on court: After win in court, Sefolosha returns for 1st game with Hawks since broken leg
Massive fire destroys businesses in northern Manitoba shopping mall
Liberals surging in the fight for Surrey, B.C., as polls forecast a shake-up
Liberal candidate for South Surrey-White Rock Judy Higginbotham, centre, canvasses in White Rock, B.C., on Wednesday.
Crown stays prosecution against B.C. Mountie accused of firearm offence
For Republicans, Hillary Rodham Clinton's strong debate showing is a general election warning
Chicago Cubs prepare for investments to pay off during MLB playoff run
The Chicago Cubs celebrate defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 in game four of the National League Division Series at Wrigley Field on Oct. 13, 2015 in Chicago, Illinois.
Alaska, feds won't purse $92M in additional damages stemming from '89 Exxon Valdez oil spill
Jeff Kingston, Tom Allison, Tom McNamara to remain part of Seattle's front office
Agricultural fatalities by age
Hot Ticket: Halloween Events
The Fright Nights at Playland offers hair-raising amusement rides, all of them operating in pitch black darkness, the freak show-style Monsters of Schlock and the seven terrifying haunted houses, one of which is dedicated entirely to common phobias.
Blue Jays ride baseball karma in wild win over Texas Rangers, advance to ALCS
Canadian Eugenie Bouchard files lawsuit against USTA after slip-fall at US Open
Blue Jays advance to American League Championship Series
Toronto Blue Jays players run from the dugout as they celebrate the team's win over the Texas Rangers to take the American League Division Series Oct 14, 2015 in Toronto.
Elections Canada tries to allay voting-day lineup concerns
Some have raised concerns that a possible spike in voter turnout this election could overwhelm Elections Canada on voting day.
Seattle LB Bobby Wagner hopes to play against Carolina despite pectoral injury
St. Louis Cardinals’ strong pitching season falls short in playoffs
St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher John Lackey looks down as he is requested to exchange baseballs during his pitch in the third inning against Chicago Cubs in game four of the NLDS at Wrigley Field.
LSU and 6-10 freshman Simmons eager to show hype and higher expectations are warranted
Southern California gets back to work on Notre Dame game with Helton in charge
Dodgers claim right-hander Brooks Brown from Colorado; designate Johnson for assignment
Conductor Christopher Jackson helped musicians shine
Christopher Jackson always led a concert with a red pencil in his right hand.
Toronto's rental renaissance
49ers receiver Anquan Boldin will be going up against friends, former teammates
Suncor tries to convince Canadian Oil Sands shareholders to accept bid
Canadian oil giant Suncor Energy launched October 5, 2015 an unsolicited $4.3 billion (US$3.3 billion) all-stock offer for oil sands producer Canadian Oil Sands.
Daily Deal Roundup: Element, Infor and a Square IPO
Streetwise reporter Niall McGee
Arians says there's nothing special about return to Pittsburgh; Don't believe him
Lexpert: How the Repsol-Talisman deal survived the oil price crash
Twenty U.S. stocks with solid growth and reasonable valuations
We’re looking for U.S. companies showing good growth but still in line with industry valuations.
Packers happy with 5-0 start, but look to rev up offence after two-game speed bump
Staff report hints at Toronto taking over Pearson express train
Union Pearson Express train in Toronto, Ont., June 17, 2015.
Egypt northern Sinai roadside bomb kills civilian, soldier
Canadians are increasingly turning to ETFs for active management
Bombardier halts ‘Super Scooper’ aircraft production in North Bay
A Bombardier 415 aircraft from Canada demostrates its water-dropping function at Ulu Yam Damoutskirt of Kuala Lumpur in this file photo from 2002. Bombardier confirmed Wednesday that it will not be renewing its lease at Jack Garland Airport in North Bay, Ont., where it had been producing the Bombardier 415 amphibious aircraft since 1998.
More drama ahead for owner of the uranium sector's 'crown jewel'
The uranium industry has been dogged in recent years by disappointing prices, abundant supply and uncertain demand.
2 terror suspects charged with providing shooter with gun that killed Sydney police employee
Gary Kubiak: Fix-it job on Denver Broncos offence starts with the coach, includes everyone
Ohio State's Mitchell chosen Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year, Maryland picked as favourite
Nationals ace Scherzer to join Fox studio show during AL Championship Series
A welcome shot of optimism for domestic energy stocks
An oil sands facility is reflected in a tailings pond near Fort McMurray, Alta., on July 10, 2012. BMO Nesbitt Burns’s view of energy stocks took a dramatic turn this week.
Wild seventh inning had a bit of everything in Jays' decisive win over Rangers
Condo unit in Annex heritage building feels like a house
Within a stately brick and stone building known as the Robert Watson House, this southwest corner unit consists of about 2,300 square feet of living space spread across half of the main floor and a portion of the basement.
QB Ben Roethlisberger returns to practice on a limited basis, but unlikely to play Sunday
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