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Three dead, dozen injured in multi-vehicle crash on Highway 401 at Whitby, Ont.,
Gun culture woven deeply into American social fabric
Fourteen-year-old Elizabeth Cox bows her head during a prayer at a vigil to honour victims of the Umpqua Community College shooting on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2015.
CIS Football: Theo Deezar throws three TDs as No. 6 Bisons down Rams
Baseball Capsules
Last-minute field goals give Stampeders 23-20 win over Tiger-Cats
Calgary Stampeders kicker Rene Paredes (30) makes an end-of-game winning field goal to defeat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 23-20 in Hamilton, Ontario on Friday, October 2, 2015.
Sims and Nelson return picks for scores; Southern Utah handles Weber State 44-0
Arrieta aces Brewers in 6-1 win, Cubs try to keep pace in race to host NL wild card game
OHL Roundup: Sam Studnicka scores a hat trick as 67's down Bulldogs
Zobrist's double in 8th sparks Royals to 3-1 win, a big blow to Twins in wild-card race
Antony Lozano scores in 6th, Honduras beats Haiti 1-0 Olympic qualifying opener
Trout, Pujols push wild card-contending Angels to 2-1 win, stop Texas from clinching AL West
Thomas scores 2 TDs, Temple beats Charlotte 37-3 for first 4-0 start since 1974
Blue Jays rally past Rays to win 8-4
Shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera #13 of the Tampa Bay Rays loses the ball after getting the forced out at second base on Ben Revere #7 of the Toronto Blue Jays off of the fielder's choice by Jose Bautista #19 during the first inning of a game on October 2, 2015 at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida.
LEADING OFF: Playoff chase among teams in AL West, doubleheaders caused by rain on East Coast
QMJHL Roundup: Garland scores three to lead Wildcats past Screaming Eagles
Princeton defence has 3 INTs, 1 fumble recovery; Tigers hand Columbia 24th straight loss, 10-5
Teheran pitches 6 strong innings, Castro has 2 RBIs as Braves blank Cardinals 4-0
Paredes with two last-minute field goals to lift Stamps over Ticats 23-20
Closing arguments made in trial of man accused of sexually assaulting his wife
Rain washes out qualifying in NHRA Keystone Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway
Former teen idol David Cassidy charged with leaving scene of Florida car crash
Lynch throws for 305 yards, 2 TDs, Memphis remains unbeaten with 24-17 win over South Florida
Tulowitzki returns with 2 hits, AL East champion Blue Jays rally past Rays 8-4
Sale sets White Sox single-season strikeout record in 2-1 win over Tigers
Blue Jays' Buehrle comes up just short of historic innings milestone
Saborio scores in stoppage time; DC United beats New York City 2-1 to secure playoff spot
Henrik Zetterberg, Red Wings double up Maple Leafs 4-2
Toronto aims to use data for traffic insight
The historical information collected by Toronto’s Transportation Services offers the most detailed look yet into the city’s traffic situation.
Heated battles fuel federal leaders’ final debate
Supporters of New Democratic Party leader Thomas Mulcair cheer before the start of the French language leaders' debate in Montreal, Quebec October 2, 2015. Canadians go to the polls in a federal election on October 19, 2015.
Zetterberg breaks tie, Red Wings beat Maple Leafs 4-2 in Babcock's return to Detroit
Tomlin wins again; Santana's 3-run double keys offence as Indians roll past Red Sox 8-2
Mrs. Universe tells students at University of Manitoba it's important to vote
Toronto ditches idea of putting the Gardiner underground
Cars drive in traffic on the Gardiner Expressway in Toronto.
Stanton, Reimers combine for 5 rushing TDs, Harvard cruises past Georgetown 45-0
CBC’s newest Dragon on becoming the beer baron and giving back
Manjit Minhas is one of the new money-investing entrepreneurs on the hit CBC TV series Dragons’ Den, now heading into its 10th season.
Colgate's defence makes late stand to hold off Cornell 28-21
System shortages in B.C. put kids who need complex care at risk
Alex Malamalatabua died on the grounds of the BC Children’s Hospital, above, after his move to community care was delayed.
Dodgers organist Nancy Bea Hefley to retire after 28 years of making music
The hard evidence of the NDP's niqab problem in Quebec
Adam Radwanski
California high-speed rail officials say private firms have interest in $68 billion project
Alberta NDP considering revising balanced-budget law
Alberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci during the official swearing-in ceremony in Edmonton on May 24. Mr. Ceci is expected to table a budget in late October with a deficit that could reach $6.5-billion.
Northern Gateway talks excluded First Nations’ governance rights
First Nations chiefs and leaders listen during a news conference about the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline in Vancouver Oct. 1. Multiple legal challenges aimed at overturning the federal government's approval of the pipeline project began being heard Thursday at the Federal Court of Appeal.
Saborio scores in 92nd minute; DC United beats New York City FC 2-1 to secure playoff spot
Manchester United land in rare spot atop Premier League standings
Chris Smalling scored the winning goal for Manchester United in a Champions League match against Wolfsburg on Sept. 30.
James Levine withdraws from new Metropolitan Opera staging of Berg's 'Lulu'
Truck Stop: A restaurant where fairy-tale dreams come true – for frat boys
The Beer Battered French Toast was one of the few slightly edible items at Red Truck Beer Company’s Truck Stop diner.
Canucks confident despite immense improvements from division rivals
Vancouver Canucks’ Bo Horvat, left, goalie Jacob Markstrom, centre, and Dan Hamhuis celebrate a preseason win over the Edmonton Oilers on Oct. 1.
Insults are party leaders’ weapons of choice heading into home stretch
Earlier this week, former Liberal prime minister Jean Chrétien drew some TV time when asked what he thought of the negativity directed at Justin Trudeau.
As the UN turns 70, cooperative rhetoric hides a darker divide
At the United Nations General Assembly on Monday, China’s President Xi Jinping announced $1-billion (U.S.) in funding for international development work and China’s entry into the peacekeeping system with 8,000 troops.
Notley says acting on climate change will help sell Alberta’s oil
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley argues it will be easier to get other provinces and countries to accept new pipelines if they can be persuaded Alberta takes climate change seriously.
Driven by the Winnipeg whiteout, young Jets set sights on playoff return
Winnipeg Jets’ Bryan Little, left, battles for the puck with Chicago Blackhawks defenceman Brent Seabrook at the MTS Centre in Winnipeg.
AMC’s Hell On Wheels shoots final scenes in Alberta’s ‘horse country’
Enlisting Southern Alberta to double for historic U.S. railroad locations such as Wyoming, Nebraska and California was not necessarily the original plan for AMC, the broadcaster behind the show.
Mormon church expected to name new leaders
Attendees fill the Mormon church conference in Salt Lake City in this file photo. As many as three new high-ranking Mormon leaders could be named during this weekend’s church conference to fill vacancies on a governing body that sets church policy and run the faith’s business operations.
Detroit Red Wings reach 3-year deal with 1st-round draft pick Evgeny Svechnikov
Australian police say Iranian teen's slaying of Sydney police worker may have terror links
3 softball players sue Christian college in New York, former coach for sexual harassment
Sale sets White Sox season strikeout record
With trio of solid goaltenders, Flames facing tough questions in net
Having a strong preseason in the Flames crease, rookie Joni Ortio is the team’s youngest goalie by far and at $600,000 a season, he is also the cheapest by a long shot.
How law to strip terrorists of citizenship fits into global picture
A Canadian flag flying outside Parliament Hill is backlit by the setting sun on October 22, 2014.
Attorneys: Robin Williams' widow, kids settle estate fight in California
Andrew Wiggins headlines NBA’s annual preseason Canada Series
Generating national attention since he was 14 years old, the rise to stardom of Andrew Wiggins, right, has coincided with a boom for the NBA in Canada.
Michigan coach John Beilein says Zak Irvin should be able to practice by start of season
Regulators close The Bank of Georgia in the 7th bank failure of 2015
Energy East pipeline could be a deciding election issue in Saint John
Wayne Long, the Liberal candidate in Saint John-Rothesay, is solidly behind the Energy East project.
King of Jazz wins feature by 1 1/4 lengths at Santa Anita
Toronto-born Joseph poised to grab opportunity with his hometown team
Rapper Pitbull lends celebrity to sports-focused charter school opening near Las Vegas
Manitoba conservation working on new zebra mussel laws after big infestation
Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully to miss Dodgers' final series of regular season with cold
Yankees clinch wild-card berth, snap rare two-season playoff drought
New York Yankees pitcher Luis Severino, centre, celebrates a 4-1 win over the Boston Red Sox that clinched a wild-card berth in the playoffs.
Opposition to trophy hunting overwhelming, poll finds amid grizzly debate
According to a new poll, 91 per cent of British Columbians oppose trophy hunting.
Conservatives vow to establish ‘barbaric cultural practices’ tip line
Chris Alexander, pictured at the House of Commons in 2014, held a news conference Friday to remind the electorate of the Zero Tolerance for Barbaric Cultural Practices Act, and to promise even more government resources if re-elected.
Blue Jays success reaping big, profitable rewards for Rogers
Thanks to the playoff run by the Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre has been filled with huge crowds, but the biggest payoff for Rogers is the ratings spike Sportsnet has received.
Telus to spend $1-billion in fibre-optic Internet expansion in Vancouver
Telus Corp. President and CEO Darren Entwistle speaks about 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., on Friday October 2, 2015.
Mariners star 2B Robinson Cano to finish season, have hernia surgery on Oct. 13
Turkish Cypriot leader says agreement on reunifying Cyprus is possible in months
Humber College varsity rugby programs suspended pending investigation
Gifted Les Mis star Michael Burgess made hearts swell
Michael Burgess is seen in 1989 as Jean Valjean in a scene from Les Misérables. Before choosing to be an actor, Mr. Burgess considered the priesthood and a law career.
U of T genius grant winner bringing new perspectives to an old world
Dimitri Nakassis sees himself by nature and training as someone who challenges established truths.
Ex-NATO leader calls for ground forces to fight Islamic State
Anders Fogh Rasmussen warned that the campaign against the radical Sunni Islamist group will take years and cannot be completed without ground forces.
Kelly: For Blue Jays fans, everlasting memories will be made this October
Cathal Kelly
Long prison terms given to 2 California men in murders of 5 with samurai sword, baseball bat
Break gives Oregon State chance to get back to basics in rebuilding season
Canada notably absent from coalition criticism of Russian Syria action
Activists say a Russian air strike caused this crater in the Syrian city of Latamneh on Wednesday. A rebel group that opposes President Bashar al-Assad claims to have been targeted in Moscow’s attacks.
Richard Westbrook takes pole for IMSA Tudor finale at Road Atlanta
Germany at 25: A surprising moral leader, a new historic test
Berliner youths waving German flags as they celebrate the country's reunification at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on October 3, 1990. Germany celebrates on October 3, 2015 the Day of Unity to mark the 25th anniversary of the unification of East and West Germany.
Seattle's Cliff Avril might lack sacks but playing near top of game as Seahawks prep for Lions
See the food, the room and the chef of four-star restaurant Alo
Chef Patrick Kriss is seen at his new restaurant Alo.
First Nations voters mobilizing in Northern Ontario riding
Chief Scott McLeod of Nipissing First Nation believes in ‘strategic voting’ to put the Harper Government out of office.
After a return to the playoffs, Canucks want to show last season was no fluke
Woman, 60, ponders early retirement: Is it time to sell the house?
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UMKC places men's basketball assistant Andre McGee on leave after escort allegations
With Adams questionable, Packers rookie WR Ty Montgomery could get another extended look
Falcons to face Texans without RB Coleman, TE Tamme; LB Reed expected to make season debut
Canada adds new faces, leaves some veterans off roster against Ghana
Coach Benito Floro’s team is preparing for the November start of the fourth round of World Cup qualifying in the CONCACAF region.
Column: The Cubs - yes, the Cubs! - finally have a team that can end 107-year drought
Guinea's Simandou iron ore wealth
Prices for single-family detached houses in Greater Vancouver hit new highs
The downtown skyline and cranes at Port Metro Vancouver are seen in the distance behind houses in east Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday September 23, 2015.
Review only way to get answers to death of B.C. teen in government care: premier
Penn State's formidable defence believes it's ready to stuff Army's triple-option offence
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