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Alouettes re-sign running back Brandon Rutley, add running back Jordan Hall
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Jonathan Crompton hands off to running back Brandon Rutley during action against the B.C. Lions in the CFL Eastern Semifinal game in Montreal, Sunday, Nov.16, 2014.
Bill Raftery, Grant Hill to join Jim Nantz on call of Final Four in place of suspended Anthony
FILE - In this Nov. 23, 2014, file photo, Duke great Grant Hill talks about his career during a National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame induction event in Kansas City, Mo. Bill Raftery and Grant Hill will call the Final Four this season, taking the place of the suspended Greg Anthony to work alongside play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz, CBS and Turner Sports said Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. (AP Photo/Colin E. Braley, File)
From 'Dance Moms' to Sia's 'Chandelier' video, teen dancer Maddie Ziegler has breakthrough
Escaped Saskatchewan prisoner who taunted police on Facebook back in jail
15 per cent of Canadians report smoking tobacco, lowest rate ever: survey
Now Trending: Video of Toronto teen with Down syndrome singing goes viral
Madison Tevlin singing All of Me.
BP urges appeals judges to remove administrator who is in charge of oil spill settlement money
Prince George, B.C., man fights off group of masked home invaders
Eastern Ontario man, 81, charged in child pornography investigation: OPP
Grammy predictions: Who will dominate? Beyonce? Sam Smith? Pharrell? Sia?
FILE - In this Aug. 24, 2014 file photo, Beyonce backstage at the MTV Video Music Awards in Inglewood, Calif. Beyonce is competing against, Sam Smith, Beck, Ed Sheeran, and Pharrell for Album of the Year at this year's Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 8. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File)
Small steps really can add up when trying to save
Footsteps across the sand.
Hollywood and Havana, once sister cities, inch closer with new Cuba regulations
In this Friday, Jan. 16, 2015 photo, Cuban producer Fermin Rojas poses at the opening of his film, "Alumbrones," Spanish for illuminations, at the Arena Cinema Hollywood in Los Angeles. When Rojas wanted to make a documentary profiling 12 Cuban artists living in and around Havana, he used a Canadian production company and a cultural license to film on the island. For years, a small contingent of U.S.-based filmmakers has managed to work around the embargo to produce movies on the island. With President Barack Obama’s new trade and travel regulations, their work could become considerably easier. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
Former rap mogul 'Suge' Knight under evaluation at hospital after pleading not guilty
Marion "Suge" Knight appears in a court during his arraignment, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015 in Compton, Calif. Knight, 49, pleaded not guilty on to murder, attempted murder and other charges filed after he struck two men with his truck last week. (AP Photo/Paul Buck, Pool)
'Wallflower' by Diana Krall among new CD releases for the week of Feb. 3
Mexican remittances rebound in 2014, up 7.8 per cent
FILE - In this June 25, 2002 file photo, Northern Mexican musicians who play "Norteno" music greet each other as they wait for clients under a sign that reads "dollars" in Spanish in Monterrey, Mexico. Mexico's central bank says remittances sent home by Mexicans living abroad rebounded in 2014 after falling the previous year. Money sent home by Mexicans are one of the country's main sources of foreign income, along with oil exports. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull, File)
At midday: Markets head sharply higher as oil prices continue to rally
An oil pump jack pumps oil in a field near Calgary, Alberta, July 21, 2014.
Baird hit peak politics – and picked the right time to leave
Jeffrey Simpson
Showing face or not, hit songwriter Sia heads to centre stage at Grammys as pop star
FILE - In this Dec. 7, 2014 file photo, singer Sia Furler attends the world premiere of "Annie" in New York. Sia, who has risen in the pop music ranks thanks to writing hits for female stars and hitting the charts with her own tunes, has dodged press and even turns her head during live performances. The creative campaign for her latest album, “1000 Forms of Fear,” was a success thanks to radio airplay and its highly viewed music videos starring Maddie Ziegler of “Dance Moms.” Sia’s album debuted at No. 1 and “Chandelier” became a multi-platinum international success. She even earned four Grammy nominations _ though she’s not sure she’ll even attend the big show on Sunday _ keeping up with her choice to stay out of the public eye. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File)
Canadian IT company headed by 'Shark Tank' co-star makes U.K. acquisition
Red Bull’s pre-season paint scheme designed to confuse F1 rivals
Red Bull have taken inspiration from one of Sebastian Vettel's old helmets to confuse Formula One rivals seeking a clear picture of their aerodynamic secrets in pre-season testing
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Harper loses key anchor Baird when he needs him most
John Ibbitson
Federal regulator says $480 million in private loans for Corinthian students will be forgiven
Plot to derail train a ‘very simple idea,’ Via terror trial hears
Chiheb Esseghaier and Raed Jaser are charged in an alleged plot to attack a Via Rail passenger train.
Lindsay Lohan, mother sue Fox News over TV show comments claiming they did cocaine together
Surgery patients land back in the hospital most often because of infections, a new study shows
U.S. environment agency says Keystone would boost oil-sands emissions
Demonstrators stand in front of the White House in Washington during a rally in support of President Barack Obama's pledge to veto any legislation approving the Keystone XL pipeline.
Canada’s fruit, vegetable prices to rise sharply in 2015: report
Oranges are polished and waxed at Brown's Grove Citrus and Produce in Sarasota, Fla., in 2014.
Book Review: Brooke Davis' debut, 'Lost & Found,' shines in the story of a young girl's loss
This book cover image released by Dutton shows "Lost & Found," by Brooke Davis. (AP Photo/Dutton)
Fiat Chrysler US 2014 profit falls 56 per cent due to one-time costs from retiring debt
FILE - In this Tuesday, May 6, 2014, file photo, the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles sign is seen after being unveiled at Chrysler World Headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. reports quarterly financial results, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File)
Forensic pathologist says B.C. man stabbed 73 times had 'defensive wounds'
Shell says it will start consultation this month on decommissioning key North Sea platform
1967 hit 'To Sir With Love' inducted into Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame
Obama imposes new rules on how intel agencies may use Internet communications of foreigners
Magna to bolster electronics expertise with acquisitions in Germany, Taiwan
Maple Leafs' losses by season since the NHL went to an 82-game season
Sky beats out BBC to secure rights for first time to British Open golf
FILE - In this Sunday, July 20, 2008 file photo, Padraig Harrington of Ireland kisses the trophy after winning the British Open Golf championship, at the Royal Birkdale golf course, Southport, England. The BBC is losing one of its most prized sports events, golf's British Open, to rival Sky. The Royal and Ancient said on Tuesday Feb. 3, 2015 that Sky Sports has secured exclusive rights to televise the Open in a five-year deal from 2017-2021. (AP Photo/Jon Super, File)
Bourbon, Tennessee whiskey sales up in US; exports top $1 billion, with strong overseas demand
FILE - In this Nov. 27, 2009, file photo, visitors view barrels of aging whiskey during a tour of the Jack Daniel's distillery in Lynchburg, Tenn. Producers of Kentucky bourbon and Tennessee whiskey scored another round of U.S. sales growth in 2014, while exports topped $1 billion for the second straight year, a distilled spirits trade group said Tuesday. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File)
Fighting China’s copycatters: Canadian learns valuable lesson the hard way
Manitoba government moves in to settle stink over compost operation
Belgian tax rules under scrutiny as European Union widens crackdown
Aboriginal candidate in Winnipeg one step closer to Liberal nomination
Patience is a virtue with Penn West Petroleum
An oilfield pumpjack, owned by PennWest Petroleum, works on an oilfield amidst fields of ripening grain near Drumheller, Alberta.
Excerpts from Rosa Parks' reflections on her life, soon open to public at Library of Congress
After years of legal battles, Rosa Parks' archive to open for 1st time at Library of Congress
Children's thank you and birthday cards that were sent to Rosa Parks are among the items in the Rosa Parks archive as seen during a media preview at the Library of Congress, Madison Building, in Washington, Thursday, Jan. 29, 2015. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
Animals rescued from fire at Ontario’s Storybook Gardens park
Police tape demarking a crime scene.
Fire destroys old barn at London's Storybook Gardens; animals reported OK
Key findings in New York state herbal supplements probe
Energizer Holdings debuts recycled AA and AAA disposable batteries
This Monday, Feb. 2, 2015 photo shows examples of new Energizer EcoAdvanced batteries, at the company's headquarters in St. Louis. Energizer EcoAdvanced is expected in stores this week and are being touted as the first AA and AAA batteries made in part from recycled batteries. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
Toronto film fest to put spotlight on cinema from London, England
Will the Bank of Canada slash interest rates to the bone?
Michael Babad
KXL critic in Obama administration speaks up: EPA questions growth of oilsands
At last: Harper Lee novel to be published in July, features character Scout as adult woman
FILE - This March 14, 1963 file photo shows Harper Lee, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, "To kill a Mockingbird." Publisher Harper announced Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015, that "Go Set a Watchman," a novel Lee completed in the 1950s and put aside, will be released July 14. It will be her second published book. (AP Photo, File)
Search fails to turn up signs of reportedly crashed Saskatchewan snowmobilers
Baird’s resignation leaves Harper scrambling to re-shuffle cabinet
Foreign Minister John Baird receives a standing ovation in the House of Commons in Ottawa on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2015.
'Fresh off the Boat,' a sitcom about an Asian-America family, is groundbreaking - and funny
FILE - In this Feb. 2, 2015 file photo, actor Randall Park attends AOL's BUILD Speaker Series to discuss the new television show "Fresh Off The Boat" at AOL Studios in New York. ABC's “Fresh off the Boat,” boosts Asians' scant presence in prime time with a sitcom about an Asian-American family pursuing the American dream while holding onto their own ethnicity. It previews Wednesday, Feb. 4, (Photo by Andy Kropa/Invision/AP)
US factory orders fell 3.4 per cent in December in fifth straight monthly decline
In this Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2014 photo, a worker kneels on an engine of a Boeing 737-800 airplane being assembled, at Boeing's 737 facility in Renton, Wash. The Commerce Department reports on U.S. factory orders for December, on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)
'Peanuts' characters owner Iconix to buy rights to Strawberry Shortcake for $105 million
FILE - IN this Feb. 16, 2014 file photo, characters Strawberry Shortcake, right, and Cherry Jam, left, pose for a photograph with David Yakos at Toy Fair 2014 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. Iconix, the brand licensing company that owns the "Peanuts" gang of characters, says it is buying the rights to cartoon character Strawberry Shortcake for $105 million from greeting card company American Greetings. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
New York Times tops estimates as ad revenue falls less than forecast
This 2011 file photo shows people as they walk by the entrance of The New York Times.
US union files unfair labour charges against Taj Mahal casino; Revel sale remains in turmoil
At the open: Rising oil prices, Greek debt news lead stocks higher
A Greek flag flies outside the Athens Stock Exchange, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. Greek stocks led a European market rally Tuesday on indications that the country’s new radical left government is advocating a more palatable version of its brash demand for massive debt forgiveness that had horrified bailout creditors and investors.
Men accused in $100-million jewel heists face trial in Paris
This Friday, Dec. 5, 2008 file photo shows the entrance of the Harry Winston jewelry store near the Champs-Elysees in Paris. Eight men charged in one of the world’s biggest jewel heists went on trial in Paris on Tuesday Feb. 3, 2015 accused of stealing more than 100 million euros worth of luxury watches, necklaces, earrings and other valuables from a Harry Winston boutique in two audacious operations.
Review: 2015 BMW X6 M makes no sense, but that doesn’t matter
Former F1 driver Timo Glock behind the wheel of the 2015 BMW X6 M
In pictures: 2015 BMW X6 M
Former F1 driver Timo Glock behind the wheel of the 2015 BMW X6 M
Federal grand jury in Pennsylvania indicts 16 in fraud, identity theft conspiracy tax case
New feud erupts between Poland and Russia over Second World War
People holding lit candles pass guard towers next to the railway leading to the Birkenau Nazi death camp in Oswiecim, Poland, after an official remembrance ceremony on Jan. 27, 2015.
Testing finds many herbal supplements don't contain what the label says; fillers, not herbs
A man leaves a GNC store, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015 in New York. Numerous store brand supplements aren’t what their labels claim to be, an ongoing investigation of popular herbal supplements subjected to DNA testing has found, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Tuesday. GNC, Target, Walmart and Walgreen Co. sold supplements that either couldn’t be verified to contain the labeled substance or that contained ingredients not listed on the label, according to Schneiderman's office. “We stand by the quality, purity and potency of all ingredients listed on the labels of our private label products,” said GNC spokeswoman Laura Brophy. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. pension solvency deficit could have increased the interest rate cut.
Book Review: Lisa Gardner's 'Crash & Burn' is complex psychological tale
This book cover image released by Dutton shows "Crach & Burn" by Lisa Gardner. (AP Photo/Dutton)
Kanye West, Paul McCartney, Rihanna to perform new single, 'FourFiveSeconds,' at the Grammys
FILE - In this Oct. 15, 2014 file photo, former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney performs in concert as part of his Out There tour at Philips Arena in Atlanta. McCartney will perform at the Grammy Awards with Kanye West and Rihanna. The Recording Academy announced Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015, that the acts will perform their new single, “FourFiveSeconds,” for the first time at the awards show on Sunday. (Photo by Dan Harr/Invision/AP, File)
Greek debt standoff shows signs of easing
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, left, walks next his Italian counterpart Pier Carlo Padoan during a meeting in Rome, February 3, 2015. Varoufakis is visiting Rome as part of a drive to build support for a new agreement on Greece's debt.
The UK's proposal to make babies from 3 people: the science, the logistics and the controversy
In this screen shot from Parliament, the results of the vote is returned in the debating chamber at the House of Commons, in London, Tuesday Feb. 3, 2015. British lawmakers in the House of Commons voted Tuesday to allow scientists to create babies from the DNA of three people _ a move that could prevent some children from inheriting potentially fatal diseases from their mothers. The bill must next be approved by the House of Lords before becoming law. If so, it would make Britain the first country in the world to allow embryos to be genetically modified. (AP Photo/Parliament, PA) UNITED KINGDOM OUT NO SALES NO ARCHIVE
China has 649 million people online, but less of them are microblogging after speech crackdown
Review: John Clarkson launches new series with spirited 'Among Thieves'
This book cover image released by Minotaur shows "Among Thieves," a novel by John Clarkson. (AP Photo/Minotaur)
Ousted Groupon founder Andrew Mason heads down different road with audio touring app Detour
In this Thursday, Jan. 29, 2015 photo, Detour co-founder and CEO Andrew Mason uses his new Detour app to take an audio tour of Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. Nearly two years after being fired as Groupon’s CEO, Mason is setting out on a new entrepreneurial journey selling unconventional audio tours of major cities on a new iPhone app called Detour. The first set of excursions weave through some of San Francisco’s famous neighborhoods while regaling listeners with tales about the city’s lore. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
Two men dead after crash on Highway 401 west of Cornwall, police say
Russian sports minister says country has a problem with doping in schools
A laboratory technician prepares samples of urine for doping tests
Frugality returns to Russia as households, businesses prepare for economic crisis to last
In this photo taken on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2015, Sergei and Anastasia Izvolsky sit on a sofa they bought from the closed restaurant in Moscow, Russia. Chairs, tables, designer chandeliers, and an enormous pink lamp in the shape of a bear’s head: at The Red Fox and the Lazy Hound, an upscale restaurant that is one of many closing in Moscow this month, everything must go. And surprisingly, Muscovites have come out in numbers to find cheap deals. Frugality is making a comeback _ with no end in sight to Western sanctions or the painful drop in Russia’s oil revenues, there is a creeping awareness that the tough times are here to stay. (AP Photo/Pavel Golovkin)
Loonie closes more than a cent higher as oil price continues to rise
Two loonies are pictured in a 2015 file photo.
Harper got spy powers right, but civilian oversight very wrong
Bob Rae
Loonie jumps 1.16 US cents, oil surges on hopes prices have found a floor
S&P ends legal woes with $1.5-billion penalty with U.S., states
This file photo shows Standard & Poor's rating agency in New York.
TSX sharply higher as oil prices continue rally, close above US$50 a barrel
S&P's $1.38B settlement on risky mortgage bonds leaves raters' conflict of interest intact
FILE - This Oct. 9, 2011, file photo shows 55 Water Street, home of Standard & Poor's, in New York. S&P is paying approximately $1.38 billion to settle government allegations that it knowingly inflated its ratings of risky mortgage investments which helped trigger the financial crisis. (AP Photo/Henny Ray Abrams, File)
Ford, Fiat Chrysler post double-digit sales gains in U.S.
A new Fiat Chrysler Automobiles sign is pictured after being unveiled at Chrysler Group World Headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich., on May 6, 2014.
Mississauga man charged in two separate sexual assault cases: police
Major automakers report double-digit January US increases as auto sales remain strong
In this Monday, Jan. 12, 2015 photo, Toyota cars for sale are parked at a dealership in Danvers, Mass. Automakers report sales for the month of January, on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)
U.S. home price increases slow in December on weak demand
In this Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015 photo, new homes under construction are shown for sale in Charlotte, N.C.
US home prices increases slowed in December on weak demand; prices fall in 3 states
In this Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015 photo, new homes under construction are shown for sale in Charlotte, N.C. Real estate data provider CoreLogic reports on December home prices, on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)
STEM summer camps cater to kids more passionate about science, technology than 'smores
This undated photo provided by Destination Science shows, teacher Suman VonWolzogen, second left, and young campers "Observing Sublimation" at Destination Science Camp in Fullerton, Calif. STEM summer camps, focusing on science, technology, engineering and math, are more popular and plentiful than ever. (AP Photo/Destination Science, Jon C. Haverstick)
Wacky events from pies in the face to applesauce wrestling shake things up at summer camps
This 2013 image provided by Camp Echo in Bloomingburg, N.Y., shows a camper putting a pie in the face of a staffer at the camp. Campers with summer birthdays at the camp get to pie any staff member of their choice in the face. Many summer camps break up their daily routines with wacky events that add some out-of-the-box fun to their programming. (AP Photo/Camp Echo)
Preparing for those tear-stained letters home: how to handle homesickness
This July 31, 2014 photo provided by Sanborn Western Camps shows, High Trails Counselors, Erika Davidoff, Genevieve Gregory, and Director Ariella Rogge with muddy campers on a mud hike during a rainy day activity at camp in Florissant, Colo. Making a friend, mastering a skill and the simple passage of time can help cure homesickness, experts say. (AP Photo/Sanborn Western Camps, Jessie Spehar)
Oil price plunge causes mixed results for East Coast workers, industries
In Fort McMurray, contractors bearing the brunt of oilsands cutbacks
B.C. teachers’ union says promised special needs funding falls short
B.C. Teachers' Federation President Jim Iker addresses members of the media in Vancouver, Tuesday, Sept.16, 2014.
Colts add Alouettes WR Duron Carter to receiving corps
Montreal Alouettes' Duron Carter makes a touchdown catch
United Parcel Service matches lowered expectations for 4Q profit, tops revenue forecasts
FILE - In this June 20, 2014, file photo, the United Parcel Service logo is seen on the side of a truck as driver Marty Thompson is reflected returning from a delivery in Cumming, Ga. United Parcel Service Inc. is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter and full-year earnings results on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
Is the stress of your job killing you?
Michael Babad
Keeping it real: YMCA summer camps still emphasize the basics after more than a century
This 2014 photo provided by The Treasure Valley Family YMCA shows a young camper enjoying a s'more during summer cookout night at Adventure Camp in Cascade, Idaho. YMCA summer camps have been around for more than a century, and number more than 300 overnight camps, and many day camps. (AP Photo/The Treasure Valley Family YMCA)
In some cases, less is more when preparing kids to attend camp for the first time
This photo provided by Maine Camp Experience shows parents, Jesse Rosenstein, and Laurie Kaiden, with sleepaway camper, Julia Rosenstein, 9, and day camper, Orli Rosenstein, 6, at a sleepaway camp in Maine. It's best to not promise a child heading off to sleepaway camp for the first time that they'll be picked up early if they get homesick. "Kids shouldn't go into it with the feeling that they have an out. Start with an attitude of excitement and enthusiasm and confidence," said Kaiden, a Campcierge who connects parents with 32 Maine sleepaway programs. (AP Photo/Maine Camp Experience, Fran Miller)
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