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NDP Leader Rachel Notley calls for investigation into baby's death
Leonard leads Spurs to 117-107 victory over Raptors
San Antonio Spurs small forward Kawhi Leonard (2) dunks the ball during the first half against the Toronto Raptors at AT&T Center.
Jets lose to Blues on shot from centre ice
St. Louis Blues' T.J. Oshie (74) congratulates Robert Bortuzzo (41) after he registered an assist on a goal by Barret Jackman during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Winnipeg Jets, Tuesday, March 10, 2015 in St. Louis. The Blues defeated the Jets 5-4.
Metropolitan Museum of Art hires new president, Daniel Weiss, leader of Haverford College
Saskatchewan passes law moving it step closer to sanctioning combat sports
CBC picks rapper Shad as new host of Q after high-profile search
Rapper Shadrach Kabango, who won a Juno performing with the stage name Shad, takes over as host of CBC’s Q.
Some York University classes to resume Wednesday despite strike
MacGregor: Sens fans don’t get their feel-good story
Roy MacGregor
Johnson scores in overtime as Lightning down Canadiens
Ondrej Palat #18 of the Tampa Bay Lightning and P.K. Subban #76 of the Montreal Canadiens chase the puck during the NHL game at the Bell Centre on March 10, 2015 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Flight attendant in nut rage case sues Korean Air and chairman's daughter
FILE - In this Dec. 30, 2014 file photo, Cho Hyun-ah, former vice president of Korean Air Lines Co., arrives at the Seoul Western District Prosecutors Office in Seoul, South Korea. A flight attendant who was harassed by Cho in what became known as the nut rage case filed a civil lawsuit against the airline and the executive. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon, File)
Mayor Tory’s tax stance gets broad support from council
Toronto Mayor John Tory says his goal since assuming office is ‘to bring back a sense of stability and respect to city hall.’
TDSB to vote on cuts to special-education programs
Members of the Toronto District School Board meet in Toronto, Ontario, Wednesday, January 28, 2015. The board is set to vote on Wednesday on the budget, which includes a staffing plan that would cut 61 special-education jobs in elementary and secondary schools in response to a provincial reduction in funding for those programs.
Blind Saskatoon man settles with taxi company over seeing-eye dog
'Bachelor' Chris Soules and new fiancee Whitney Bischoff just want to see a movie together
Alberta’s new stand on gay-straight alliances makes for ‘historic’ day
Premier Jim Prentice said Alberta has vaulted to the forefront of Canada’s debates on sexuality and gender expression.
Isaac Herzog’s lead ahead of election reveals Israel’s changing values
A billboard mid-switch between PM Netanyahu, right, and Isaac Herzog may aptly foreshadow the results of Israel’s looming election.
Documentary about New Delhi gang rape deserves to be shown in India
Indian protesters hold placards as they demonstrate against the brutal gang rape of a woman on a moving bus in New Delhi in December, 2012.
US, California modify area for renewable energy plants, putting federal land on fast track
Fire chiefs differ on safety risks of home-grown medicinal marijuana
Health Canada overhauled its medicial-marijuana system last year partly because of concerns of public safety.
Sportsnet U Championship Weekend will keep CIS officials on the go
The University of Windsor Lancers’ Jocelyn LaRocque, front, blocks and fouls Rachelle Coward of Saint Mary’s University Huskies, at the 2014 CIS women’s basketball championship game. The Lancers are back to defend their title this weekend, the same time two other teams from the school will be playing their own finals.
All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis signs with Jets, agents say
Cornerback Darrelle Revis of the New England Patriots breaks up a pass to wide receiver Jordy Nelson of the Green Bay Packers in the first half of the NFL game at Lambeau Field on November 30, 2014 in Green Bay.
Five years on, Angel’s Cradle program a safe haven for abandoned babies
At St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, mothers in crisis can leave newborn babies at the Angel’s Cradle. Police have agreed not to pursue parents unless there are signs of abuse.
Ferguson city manager removed after U.S. Justice Department report
Protestors clashed with police following the shooting death of an unarmed black teen in Ferguson, Mo., in August, 2014.
Woman accused in B.C. bomb plot had second thoughts, trial hears
John Nuttall and Amanda Korody are shown in a still image taken from RCMP undercover video.
Co-owners of Orange County Register owner Freedom Communications give up executive duties
Inaction on waste condemns South Africa’s poor to life in toxic dumps
Patience Mjadu holds her grandson, Siyavuya, while standing on a radioactive mine waste dump in Tudor Shaft, a shack community south of Johannesburg. Her face is covered with calamine lotion because of damage that she suffered when she used the waste sludge as a cosmetic.
Duhatschek: Schlemko’s welcome-to-Calgary moment proves valuable
David Schlemko #3 of the Calgary Flames is congratulated by teammates after scoring the game winning goal during a shootout against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden on March 5, 2015 in Boston, Massachusetts. The Flames defeat the Bruins 4-3.
Manitoba Premier Selinger says he wants five cabinet ministers to return
Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger, seen on Tuesday in Winnipeg, says he wants seven dissident MLAs to return to the fold.
Canadian special forces soldiers to train Kurdish fighters to retake Mosul
A member of the Kurdish Peshmerga forces looks at a cloud of smoke rising from buildings in a village east of the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk as they secure the area on March 10, 2015 during the ongoing battle against Islamic State (IS) group fighters.
Flight attendant from ‘nut rage’ incident sues Korean Air
In this Dec. 30, 2014, photo, Cho Hyun-ah, former vice president of Korean Air Lines, arrives at the Seoul Western District Prosecutors Office in Seoul, South Korea. A Seoul court on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015, found Cho guilty of violating aviation safety law after a trial that stemmed from her tantrum over how she was served macadamia nuts on a flight. The court said Cho was guilty of forcing a flight to change its route, the most serious of the charges she faced. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon, File)
Emotional witness tells B.C. court about boat crash that injured him, killed pal
Is the Blue Jays’ season over before it has even begun?
Cathal Kelly
N.B. Tories say drilling suspension is proof fracking moratorium not working
A rig contracted by Apache Corp drills a horizontal well in a search for oil and natural gas in the Wolfcamp shale located in the Permian Basin in West Texas October 29, 2013.
Head of review panel repeats call for delay to BC Hydro’s Site C
The area of the Peace River where the proposed Site C hydroeletric dam would be built near Fort St. John, B.C.
Is high-flying Constellation Software still a buy?
Analysts say TSX-listed Constellation Software is getting a lift partly from the lower Canadian dollar, since the company reports in U.S. currency.
Jury sees photos of Boston Marathon bomber’s hand-scrawled note
In an undated handout photo, a note written by Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the inside of the boat he was hiding from police in after the bombings. The note was presented to the public for the first time on March 10, 2015, during Tsarnaev’s trial for the attack.
Saskatchewan minister:gov't taking another look at surface rights legislation
How John Tavares became the NHL's most dangerous scorer
James Mirtle
St. Patrick's Day parade cancelled in Halifax due to icy conditions
Three Canadian non-oil stocks trading at attractive values
John Reese
Women in leadership: An investing strategy that's working
Fund families such as NEI Ethical Funds, OceanRock Meritas Funds and IA Clarington Inhance SRI Funds are starting to integrate gender diversity issues into their investment approaches as part of their socially responsible investing (SRI) strategies.
Bargain hunt: These 16 stocks lurk outside analysts' spotlight
German tourist charged with sex assault in Vancouver: Transit Police
Five stocks with safe dividends
John Heinzl
Unions sue to block Wisconsin's new right-to-work law a day after Gov. Walker signs it
Google CFO Patrick Pichette to retire
Patrick Pichette in the Google offices in Toronto, Nov. 13, 2012.
Markets take a hit in anticipation of U.S. rate hike
The shadow of the logo of Euro is seen on a U.S. one dollar note in this picture illustration taken in Madrid March 10, 2015. The U.S. dollar hit its highest since 2003 against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as the prospect of the first rise in U.S. interest rates in almost a decade stoked global volatility, hitting stocks, crude and copper.
Three top picks from Davis Rea’s John O’Connell
John O’Connell.
Income-assistance families can work, keep more cash: B.C. government
Turning tables: How technology is shaking up restaurant reservations, and profits
At Montreal’s Garde Manger, hostess Olivia Lebel works with an app that matches diners looking for a table at the last minute with restaurants with cancellations.
Large glass panes fall from Trump tower construction site in Vancouver
Crews attend to a large pane of glass that fell onto Georgia Street during construction of the Trump Tower in downtown Vancouver on March 10, 2015.
Ontario’s Hydro One privatization plan could scare off investors
On Tuesday, The Globe and Mail reported that Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is exploring a plan to sell shares in Hydro One, starting with a 10 per cent to 15 per cent stake in the electric utility.
NDP continues to criticize ambulance fees, calls for hospital transfer coverage
RBC CEO David McKay bullish on Canadian housing
File photo of construction workers building new homes in Calgary.
Faulty Towers: Any resemblance to Fawlty Towers is, well, almost a coincidence
Leigh Kelly as Manuel in Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience.
Liberals, NDP feud over price of drinks before April Fool's Day liquor reforms
Coroner investigates and conducts post mortem on 14-month-old Burlington boy
Medical students advocate for seniors care and tax incentives for caregivers
Without their captain, Calgary Flames refusing to fade in push for post-season
Calgary Flames head coach Bob Hartley sets a play during overtime of an NHL hockey game against the Boston Bruins in Boston, Thursday, March 5, 2015. Without their captain, the Flames are refusing to fade in their push for post-season. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Charles Krupa
The hard-wiring of Ontario’s power system: Tracing Hydro One’s origins
Power lines run out of the the Hydro One Claireville Transfer Station in Vaughan, Ontario Monday March 9, 2015.
Canadian iron ore specialist unveils sweeping new strategy
A Labrador Iron Ore Royalty mine.
Business Highlights
Alberta nurses union wants court to enforce rules for nursing home staff
Budget limits create logistical challenge for First Nations labour data
Surveying remote areas, such as the Kahkewistahaw First Nation reserve in Saskatchewan, poses a logistical challenge.
Quebec mother guilty of attempted murder in meat cleaver attack on daughter
Combat, non-combat, Sgt. Doiron – and mission creep
Members of Operation IMPACT carry the flag-draped casket of their fallen comrade, Sgt. Andrew Doiron, onto a CC-177 Globemaster for the final journey home during a ramp ceremony in Kuwait on Monday, March 9, 2015. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-OP Impact, DND
FC Porto trounces Basel to reach quarter-finals of Champions League
Porto's Hector Herrera celebrates his goal against FC Basel with his coach Julen Lopetegui during their Champions League round of 16 second leg soccer match at Dragao stadium in Porto, March 10, 2015.
B.C. group uses Japanese tsunami anniversary to raise awareness about sea junk
Ontario Chamber of Commerce rips federal government over Ring of Fire funding
Nuclear Iran – and Republican senators messing with the separation of powers
Senator Bob Corker, R-TN, speaks to reporters at the US Capitol on March 10, 2015 in Washington, DC. AFP PHOTO/MANDEL NGANMANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images
Canadian companies line up to release apps for Apple Watch launch
Tim Cook, chief executive officer of Apple, speaks in San Francisco on Monday.
16-year-old girl suffers life-threatening injury in skiing accident
The union-walloping governor of Wisconsin produces yet another surprise
FILE - In this March 7, 2015 file photo, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker speaks during the Iowa Agriculture Summit in Des Moines, Iowa. Known for his accessibility and willingness to always be available to take questions, even after the most routine appearances, Walker has suddenly become much harder to reach as he ramps up for a likely 2016 presidential campaign and deals with a series of flubs and shifts in position on hot button issues. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
Cliff Lee hopes to avoid surgery, will try to pitch through elbow injury
Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Cliff Lee pitches against the New York Mets during the fourth inning of their MLB National League baseball game at CitiField in New York, July 4, 2012.
Alberta town of Taber bans yelling, swearing and spitting
How the Dow Jones industrial average and other major indexes fared on Tuesday
Payday loan marketer loses Montel Williams as pitchman in New York, to pay $2.1M penalty
FILE - In this May 21, 2013 file photo, Montel Williams attends the "Now You See Me" premiere at AMC Lincoln Square, in New York. An online company is losing Williams as its celebrity pitchman in New York while agreeing to stop generating leads in the state for payday loans with interest rates sometimes topping 1,000 percent, regulators said Tuesday, March 10, 2015. Williams, a former Marine who hosted "The Montel Williams Show" for more than a decade, signed a consent order saying he'll stop endorsing MoneyMutual loans in New York, it said. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File)
Cultural centre in Toronto's Regent Park wins architecture award
Daniels Spectrum, shown in a handout photo, a cultural centre that is helping to transform Toronto's downtown Regent Park neighbourhood, has won a prestigious Civic Trust Award in London, England. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO/Diamond Schmitt Architects
Businesses seek to block portion of new Seattle minimum wage law
Review: Teenage girl's nightmare realized in dreamy, innovative horror film 'It Follows'
This image released by RADiUS shows Maika Monroe in a scene from "It Follows." (AP Photo/RADiUS)
R&B singer Angie Stone accused of knocking out daughter's teeth, arrested on assault charge
SNC-Lavalin could restructure in wake of fraud, corruption charges
SNC-Lavalin CEO Robert Card’s is seeking a ‘deferred prosecution,’ in which companies accused of bribery pay off a fine.
Evgeny Romasko becomes first Russian-born referee to work an NHL game
Referee Evgeny Romasko, the first Russian referee in the NHL to call a game, makes a call during the third period during a game between the Edmonton Oilers and the Detroit Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena on March 9, 2015 in Detroit.
FACT CHECK: Gaps in Clinton's account of using private email in government
Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks to the reporters at United Nations headquarters, Tuesday, March 10, 2015. Clinton conceded that she should have used a government email to conduct business as secretary of state, saying her decision was simply a matter of "convenience." (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
Transport Minister Raitt wants MPs to grill CN Rail over operations, derailments
New Brunswick finance minister vows fiscal updates despite legislation changes
FBI probes possible domestic terrorism in apparent try to firebomb Reno KFC restaurant
The drive-thru at a KFC restaurant in Reno remains closed Tuesday, March 10, 2015, the day after authorities say someone attempted a firebombing. The FBI is investigating after agents found a drive-thru window broken, a flammable material inside and the initials of an animal rights group scrawled on an outside sign. (AP Photo/Scott Sonner)
Fox's successful music soap 'Empire' methodically grows its audience
This photo provided by Fox shows, Taraji P. Henson as Cookie, in a scene from the special two-hour “Die But Once/Who I Am” Season Finale episode of "Empire," airing Wednesday, March 18, 2015, (8:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT) on Fox. (AP Photo/Fox, Chuck Hodes)
Jake Locker retires from NFL after four years as Titans quarterback
FILE - This Nov. 6, 2011 file photo shows Tennessee Titans quarterback Jake Locker warming up before an NFL football game against the Cincinnati Bengals in Nashville, Tenn.
Google CFO Patrick Pichette to retire after helping company to find, train his successor
Windell Middlebrooks, TV actor known for playing deliveryman in beer commercial, dies at 36
FILE - This Aug. 10, 2013 file photo released by Ford Motor Company shows actor Windell Middlebrooks at the 11th Annual Ford Neighborhood Awards in Las Vegas, Nev. Middlebrooks, who played a no-nonsense beer delivery man in TV commercials, died Monday, March 9, 2015. Further details were not immediately available. (AP Photo/Ford Motor Company, Frank Micelotta)
Brad Gushue defends comments he made about bronze medal game at the Brier
A list of the top 20 prime-time programs in the Nielsen ratings for March 2-8
No spitting, swearing or panhandling: Taber, Alta., cracks down on nuisance
A management thinker’s unlikely rant
Harvey Schachter
Eagles swapping Nick Foles for Sam Bradford, draft picks
Philadelphia Eagles' Nick Foles (9) passes as New Orleans Saints' Junior Galette (93) tries to block during the first half of an NFL wild-card playoff game, Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014, in Philadelphia.
Credit Suisse, Lumber Liquidators, Urban Outfitters, Casey's and Akorn are big market movers
Saints trade TE Jimmy Graham to Seahawks
FILE - In this Sept. 25, 2011, file photo, New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham (80) catches a ball for a 27-yard touchdown as Houston Texans strong safety Glover Quin (29) defends during the second half of an NFL football game in New Orleans.
It's against the law: No spitting, swearing or yelling allowed in Alberta town
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
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