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Philippines audit chief Heidi Mendoza to head UN's internal watchdog body
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Pole Winners
Florida Panthers preview capsule
Back from bye, Titans now have 3 straight home games to build momentum, turn franchise around
Prosecutor: Ex-hockey pro orchestrated murder for hire with acquaintance in wife's slaying
Ohio woman wins $1.8M jackpot in pub's Queen of Hearts drawing after legality questions
Manitoba man facing charges after speeding video posted on Facebook
Police: YouTube teen known for family life, game videos died after medical emergency at home
Telecom companies bulk up speeds, monthly bills, with 'gigabit' Internet
Trial date to be set for two B.C. men charged after Mountie injured
B.C. man recalls heavy drug use before pregnant girlfriend found dead
Police say death of 64-year-old Halifax man not considered suspicious
Tennessee remains confident after blowing two-touchdown leads in 3 of its last 4 games
Preller looking for manager who can garner respect, get Padres playing at high level
Pittsburgh Penguins at a glance
National Ballet wows in Montreal with contemporary mixed program
Guillaume Ct in Spectre de la Rose.
California governor signs bill allowing terminally ill patients to end lives with doctor help
Depth perception: Penguins looking to bounce back behind Kessel and deeper roster
Photos of the Day for Oct. 5
People watch the sun set from the observatory deck of the Marina Bay Sands hotel in Singapore October 5, 2015. The 3-hour haze Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) reached a high of 186 at 4pm on Monday, according to the National Environment Agency. Slash-and-burn agriculture in neighboring Indonesia has blanketed Singapore in a choking haze for weeks. REUTERS/Edgar Su TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
At a glance: United States and other Pacific Rim countries reach a sweeping trade deal
Lives Lived: Nick Dellelce, 82
Nick Dellelce
Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2009 hit-and-run death in Toronto
Developers put a new stamp on Saint John's Old Post Office
Two years ago, Edmonton developers bought Saint John’s 134-year-old Old Post Office and began converting the upper floors into luxury condominiums.
Don't trust your kicker to win it OT? Give the ball to Le'Veon Bell
Libyan internationally-recognized parliament votes to extend its mandate
John Stamos embraces his natural charmer in 'Grandfathered'; adulthood, kids can wait
Surf's up in the majestic waters off Tofino, B.C.
Review: Sara Bareilles shares collection of music-inspired essays in memoir 'Sounds Like Me'
The surprise about weak U.S. profits? How strong they are
The U.S. Federal Reserve measure of income just posted its biggest quarterly increase since 2012.
Longtime Philadelphia civil rights leader and journalist Jerry Mondesire dies at 65
Toronto Maple Leafs at a glance
Agency investigates after police-involved death at or near Vancouver-area bridge
The Pattullo Bridge links the B.C. communities of Surrey and New Westminster.
Spanish government urged to come up with revised budget plan to meet euro rules
Canada holds off New Zealand TPP offensive for greater dairy access
Conservative military veterans aim to counter ‘cowardly’ anti-Conservative group
A veteran protests outside the Royal Canadian Legion as Conservative leader Stephen Harper makes a campaign stop in Fredericton, New Brunswick on Monday, August 17, 2015.
Tribune Publishing, owner of the Chicago Tribune and LA Times, announces buyouts to employees
Cougar near provincial legislature in Victoria B.C. captured
Victoria Police help B.C. conservation carry a cougar which was tranquilized in the backyard of an apartment building in the community of James Bay in Victoria, B.C., Monday, October 5, 2015. The animal was taken by B.C. Conservation Officers for assessment and will be released back into the wild. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito
Court says fired UBS worker had right to free speech when he warned about overvalued property
Steelers receiver Martavis Bryant chastened following 4-game suspension: 'I learned from it'
Lightning Preview-Capsule
Huma, Colter refocus efforts to create college player union despite NLRB decision
Houston Texans sticking with Ryan Mallett at quarterback despite struggles
Hackers may have been stolen data from 7 Trump hotels, including Toronto
Armenian lawmakers OK constitutional changes to make ex-Soviet nation parliamentary republic
John Doyle: Raised by Wolves: At last a raw, brilliant, feminist TV comedy
John Doyle
Hilary Weston Prize finalists reveal the stories behind the stories
Author Douglas Coupland at his home in Vancouver in 2013.
TPP deal a way for U.S. to reassert primacy over China
U.S. President Barack Obama tells the UN General Assembly that Washington is ready to work with Russia and Iran to end the Syria conflict. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Leslie Beck: Why losing weight today is harder than 30 years ago
Leslie Beck
New Seattle GM Jerry Dipoto's 1st big move will be deciding fate of manager Lloyd McClendon
Goaltender Ken Appleby gets 3-year entry-level contract from New Jersey Devils
A look at what was said on the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Tuesday
Montreal's proposal to dump raw sewage into St. Lawrence River panned
Dramatic cougar chase in Victoria ends with tranquilizer dart
A police officer with her gun drawn is caught off guard as a wild cougar runs by in the parking lot of an apartment building in Victoria, Monday, Oct.5, 2015. The big cat was chased down and eventually trapped and tranquilized early morning in the community of James Bay. The animal was taken by B.C. Conservation Officers for assessment and will be released back into the wild.
As a grandpa-to-be, I have opinions on what my grandchild is named – if not any influence
Musician Barbara Hannigan conducts herself out of the box
Barbara Hannigan sees similarities between her creative roles: ‘Whether you’re a singer or a conductor, your body is your instrument.’
Isolated First Nation reserve with no clean water to make case before UN
A boy from the Shoal Lake 40 First Nation sits on a bridge over a man-made channel made to support Winnipeg's water system which has cut them off from the mainland in this file photo.
Hunting, conservation groups call for more action on chronic wasting disease
The Canadian who’s helping Google X change the world
Doug Wightman wields a piece of a WiFi transmitter Google X has developed to help connect the world to the Internet
Diamondbacks fire pitching coach Mike Harkey, retain rest of staff
Since Pete Carroll's arrival, Seattle Seahawks are nearly perfect in prime time
Q&A: Top stock picks from Sprott's Dennis Mitchell
Dennis Mitchell of Sprott Asset Management. He was formerly with Sentry Investments.
Cargo ships that have sunk worldwide with fatalities since 2011
Environmental groups in federal appeal court to oppose Northern Gateway pipeline
Douglas Channel, the proposed termination point for an oil pipeline in the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project, is pictured in an aerial view in Kitimat on January 10, 2012.
Leafs likely to put defenceman Robidas on injured reserve to start the season
Medical examiner: Pilot who became ill aboard Phoenix-to-Boston flight died of natural causes
Tampa Bay Lightning hungry for more success after last season's exciting Stanley Cup run
New York Rangers at a glance
2nd body recovered after New York City building blast; tenant had been reported missing
New York Rangers hoping for another shot at the Cup after coming close the last 2 seasons
Neal Walk, centre on early Suns teams, dead at 67
No. 6 Clemson putting Notre Dame emotional victory aside, concentrating on Georgia Tech
Eye on Shorts: What bearish investors are betting against
'The House on Mango Street' author shares stories from her life in 'A House of My Own'
University of Nebraska student's fossil find leads to discovery of new rodent-like species
Kansas State football player Cre Moore arrested on DUI offence
Islamic State-claimed suicide car bombers targeting Yemen officials, Saudi-led force kill 15
Phillies finish worst in the majors, but have hope for future
Wynne attacks Harper for lack of leadership; urges Canadians to back Trudeau
Michigan loses DE Ojemudia for year with Achilles injury, hopes Smith and Stribling return
After relievers carried them last year, Royals head into this post-season with rebuilt bullpen
Brewers overhaul begins, team does not renew contracts of 5 coaches; Coles, Sedar retained
No. 12 Florida State begins preparation for Miami with ACC leading rusher Cook day-to-day
Agency investigates after police-involved death at or near Vancouver-area bridge
Biggest stock bull cuts S&P 500 estimates as earnings near
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Snowden says he’s willing to face prison in U.S.
In this Feb. 14 file photo, Edward Snowden appears on a live video feed broadcast from Moscow at an event sponsored by ACLU Hawaii in Honolulu.
Uncapped Sassuolo forward Domenico Berardi pulls out of Italy squad with injury
Google’s new parent adopts a different creed
Letters spell the word "Alphabet" as they are seen on a computer screen with a Google search page in this photo illustration taken in Paris, France, August 11, 2015.
Isolated reserve with no clean water to make case before United Nations
Student injured in Seattle bus crash sues duck boat operator, company that refurbished vehicle
Study finds potential problem in more heart valve implants; FDA says devices still seem safe
Fans of punk rocker Patti Smith's 'Just Kids' will be disappointed by follow-up 'M Train'
Nova Scotia takes cautious view of trade pact, fisheries could benefit: minister
Staying Up: McCann, Virtanen, Hutton make Canucks' roster for opening night
Oil and gas industry can cut methane emissions 45% with current tech: report
US court hears appeal of ex-New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, serving 10-year sentence
Snowden says he's willing to return to US and face prison, but hasn't been offered plea deal
First budget: Alberta NDP to unveil plan Oct. 27th to boost economy, end deficit
Earthquakes, elections, race and literature dissected at annual New Yorker fest
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