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FEMA to review every Sandy flood insurance claim - nearly 144K - amid fraud allegations
Oil trades near two-week low as rising U.S. supplies expand glut
An oil well pump jack is seen at an oil field supply yard near Denver, Feb. 2, 2015.
Kruger recycling plant in Quebec destroyed by overnight fire
Halifax police say two bullet holes found in vehicle after report of shots fired
Three believed missing in northern Quebec house fire
Police tape, April 30, 2014.
RBC cuts Canadian growth forecast on weak oil prices; Alberta takes hit
A customer fills up at a gas station in Toronto in this file photo.
Andorra leader: Board of bank accused of money laundering by US ousted
A client speaks with journalists after leaving a Banco de Madrid office in Madrid, Spain, Wednesday, March 11, 2015. Spain's central bank has taken over a bank that caters to the rich following accusations by the United States that its Andorran owner was involved in laundering money for criminal groups from China, Russia and Venezuela. The Bank of Spain said in a statement late Tuesday that it has put two employees in charge of Banco de Madrid SA, which has 23 branches around the country and is owned by Banca Privada d'Andorra. Banner on left, written in Spanish reads 'BP Andora Paradise for thieves' (AP Photo/Paul White)
Carrick best reads: Boomers drooling over inheritances to come
Inheritance.
Niqab debate important for Canadians, religious freedoms, ambassador says
Office of Religious Freedom Ambassador Andrew Bennett waits to appear at the Commons foreign affairs committee Tuesday January 27, 2015 in Ottawa.
CPPIB becomes largest shareholder in Hong Kong Internet provider
California battery recycler admits environmental felonies, agrees to close in deal with feds
This Monday, March 10, 2015 photo shows the entrance of the Exide Technologies recycling plant in Vernon, Calif. The battery recycler at the center of a long public fight over its toxic output has agreed to shutter its plant. The closure comes under a deal Wednesday, March 11, 2015 with federal prosecutors and will result in the "immediate and permanent" closure of the recycling plant.(AP Photo/Nick Ut)
Gaza exports produce to Israel for first time since Hamas militants seized territory in 2007
A Palestinian labourer picks tomatoes at a farm in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on March 12, 2015. Gaza merchant, Ibrahim al-Astal, told AFP that four truckloads of Gaza tomatoes and eggplants would be exported from the Gaza Strip into Israel.
Nokia gives free HERE mapping services for Apple users in App Store after success with Android
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board invests in Hong Kong broadband
RBC Economics cuts Cdn. growth forecast; blames drop in oil prices
Facts you oughta know about Alanis Morissette heading into Juno weekend
20 years after 'Jagged Little Pill,' Alanis Morissette reflects on career
Alanis Morissette is being ushered into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame after a distinguished — and ongoing! — career that has spanned more than 60 million albums sold, seven Grammys, 12 Junos and karaoke ubiquity. Morissette arrives at the 4th Annual Production Of The 24 Hour Plays After-Party held at the The Shore Hotel on Friday, June 20, 2014, in Santa Monica, Calif. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP
Interactive: The cars versus trucks sales battle
The wraps come off the Ford F-150 Raptor.
After 10 years, YouTube is more important than ever
YouTube, the ultimate video disruptor, turned 10 last month, and there’s no question as to its impact on our world and media consumption habits.
PrairieSky’s leasing, drilling activity slows with oil’s fall
A pair of derricks in Western Canada.
The rise of the urban cowboy and the challenges of actually being one
Selling the pickup truck to city dwellers is a key element of this commercial narrative of 4x4s as a high-priced lifestyle symbol, even if its best features are negated by city driving.
Why pickups are so popular even with city dwellers
The new Titan should appeal to those who don’t want to compromise on utility, versatility and comfort.
How small business owners can stay organized this tax season
Here are some key things you can do to stay organized on the tax side of your business
Dundee to tap market for $100-million special purpose deals vehicle
Why hacking a Tesla battery may foreshadow an energy revolution
A Panasonic Corp's lithium-ion battery, which is part of Tesla Motor Inc's Model S and Model X battery packs, is pictured with Tesla Motors logo during a photo opportunity at the Panasonic Center in Tokyo, ahead of the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show, November 19, 2013.
Five angel investing trends to watch in Canada
From Vancouver to St. John’s, angels are filling an important gap between friends-and-family financing, venture capital and other sources of funding. They’re investing in emerging innovative companies, fostering the next generation of entrepreneurs and supporting technologies across a wide range of industries and sectors.
Despite budget shortfalls, universities can still improve quality, report says
Master’s student Ryan Hill poses on the University of Guelph campus in Guelph, ON on Wednesday, March 11, 2015. Mr. Hill said he found his first degree in legal studies “as good as a high-school diploma.”
Six U.S. stocks likely to churn out dividends
The maker of Jack Daniels whisky, Brown-Forman Corp., is a good bet for future dividends, analysts say.
Albertans invite Kevin Bacon to help protest Footloose-style law
Actor Kevin Bacon poses for a portrait in Santa Monica, Calif. on Thursday, July 16, 2009
Putin ‘politically’ to blame for her father’s death, Nemtsov’s daughter says
A picture taken on March 3, 2015 shows Zhanna, daughter of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, reacting near her father's grave during a burial ceremony at Moscow's Troekurovskoye cemetery.
Some detained Myanmar students freed after protest but others will face charges
Soe Lwin Kyaw talks to reporters after he was released from prison at Tharyarwaddy district office in Tharyarwaddy, March 12, 2015.
Families of two men killed in firefighter training exercises demand inquests
Transport Canada proposes tougher protections for rail tanker cars
Library to be renamed after famed Montreal author Mordecai Richler
A tribute to Mordecai Richler, one of Canada's most celebrated authors, will be unveiled Thursday at Montreal city hall. Richler is shown in Toronto March 25, 1992. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Scott MacDonald
Toronto school board to cut jobs to balance budget
Witness says he saw Tsarnaev near slain officer’s police cruiser days after Boston bombings
Graphic testimony from the moments after the Boston Marathon bombing continued Thursday at the trial of bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. One legal expert said prosecutors are trying to 'play to the emotional heartstrings of the jurors.' (March 5)
Secret Service agents under investigation after car crash near White House
In this Jan. 26, 2015 file photo, Secret Service officers search the south grounds of the White House in Washington after an unmanned aerial drone was found on the White House grounds during the middle of the night.
Satellite images show 83 per cent of Syria’s lights have gone out since conflict began
Children walk on the debris of a damaged building at al-Myassar neighborhood of Aleppo February 16, 2015. The Syrian government is willing to suspend its aerial bombardment and artillery shelling of the northern city of Aleppo so that a local ceasefire can be tested, the United Nations mediator on Syria said on Tuesday.
Australia offers to pay for prison costs if Indonesia spares death row inmates’ lives
Indonesia rejects an Australian proposal for a prisoner swap made in an 11th hour effort to save the lives of two Australian drug smugglers expected to face a firing squad within days. Yiming Woo reports.
Google's safe browsing artillery adds more ammunition in battle to detect devious schemes
This image provided by Google shows an example of the warnings generated when Google’s safe browsing technology detects a website riddled with “unwanted software.” Google has obscured the URL in this example because of its policy of not publicly citing specific websites. (AP Photo/Google)
HBO Now streaming service makes 'cord cutting' tempting; 3 things to know
FILE - In this March 9, 2015 file photo, Richard Plepler, CEO of HBO, talks about HBO Now for Apple TV during an Apple event in San Francisco. For the first time, Americans will be able to subscribe to HBO without a cable or satellite TV subscription. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File)
New research on 'super seniors' to probe whether cancer protection genes exist
China's economic evolution sets stage for growth but forces painful change
In this Feb. 6, 2015 photo, coal miners wait for their ride down the tunnel to start their eight hour shift in Gujiao in northern China's Shanxi province. China’s coal production is estimated by its main industry group to have fallen 2.5 percent last year, the first reduction in two decades. Environmentalists welcomed that as a sign coal use might decline, but it prompted unease about the health of an industry that the Ministry of Land and Resources says employs 10.3 million people. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
March 12: A soldier’s death – and other letters to the editor
Defence Minister Jason Kenney: The Canadians troops ‘weren’t on the front lines.’ They were returning to an observation post that ‘was about 200 metres behind the forward line of our troops, so 200 metres from the front.’
INFLUENCE GAME: Concerned about its image, meat industry fighting proposed dietary guidelines
FILE - In this Jan. 18, 2010 file photo, steaks and other beef products are displayed for sale at a grocery store in McLean, Va. The meat industry is seeing red over the dietary guidelines. Hoping to rehabilitate its image as critics have encouraged Americans to eat less meat, the industry is swiftly and aggressively trying to discredit a government advisory panel report that they see as damaging. The report, released last month, recommends that people consume fewer red and processed meats and includes the health benefits of lean meat in a footnote, instead of as part of the main recommendations. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
Let's Play 9! Comedian Will Ferrell set to dig in and play all 9 positions in spring stunt
Some cargo spills after CN Rail train derails in Manitoba
Chinese makers roll out wave of Apple watch lookalikes, some openly marketed as copies
Apple CEO Tim Cook explains the features of the new Apple Watch during an Apple event on Monday, March 9, 2015, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
Multiple cars on CN train derail near Gregg, Manitoba, no reports of injuries
Gaudreau, Stajan each score twice as Flames double up Ducks 6-3
Calgary Flames Johnny Gaudreau celebrates his goal during second period NHL hockey action against Anaheim Ducks in Calgary, Wednesday, March 11, 2015.
Accused at murder trial says he "snapped" when girlfriend spit at him
Gaudreau, Stajan each score twice as Flames double up Ducks 6-3
Calgary Flames Johnny Gaudreau celebrates his goal during second period NHL hockey action against Anaheim Ducks in Calgary, Wednesday, March 11, 2015.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Cross-Canada vaccination database needed to prevent, handle outbreaks: study
A nurse loads a syringe with vaccine for injection in Victoria, Saturday, Oct. 23, 2004. As Quebec health officials deal with a measles outbreak affecting 119 people, a new study says Canada needs a national database to help prevent and deal with future incidents.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chuck Stoody
Guns in America: While ownership falls, sales remain strong
March 12: Your daily horoscope
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Lives Lived: J. Stanley Landsky, 75
J. Stanley Landsky
Economists say stable oil price means no need for federal budget delay
Canada's Finance Minister Joe Oliver stands to speak during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa March 10, 2015. Mr. Oliver has remained coy as to his plans for releasing the federal budget and has not ruled out waiting beyond April.
Designer Catherine Regehr's Northern roots shine through in her decor
Yukon-born fashion and interior designer Catherine Regehr draws inspiration from the great outdoors for her home and fashion lines.
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