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Justin Rose wins Zurich Classic for 7th career PGA Tour title; David Hearn sixth
Week of economic forecasts is variably cloudy
Ian McGugan
Closing day at the Big A: Irish Jasper takes Belle Harbor Stakes
Newgarden claims first IndyCar Series win close to home; Rahal makes it 1-2 US finish
Lind homers, Brewers beat Cardinals for 2nd win in 12 games; St. Louis ace Wainwright ailing
Blue Jays struggle again at Tampa Bay as Archer and Rays complete 3-game sweep with 5-1 win
Reds can't hit with runners on base, Cubs hold on for 5-2 win and sweep of 2-game series
Urban search and rescue troops and medics prepare to deploy to devastated Nepal
Five reasons the Calgary Flames reached the second round of NHL playoffs
Canada-U.S. trade relations: What’s next for the pivotal partnership?
U.S. President Barack Obama, right, with Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper at the first plenary session of the Summit of the Americas in Panama City on April 11. The United States exports more goods to Canada than to China, Japan, South Korea and Singapore combined and Canada is the top trading partner of 35 U.S. states.
Calgary Flames must find a way to win in Anaheim to advance another round
England's Lee Westwood wins Asian Tour's Indonesia Masters for the third time
Memphis G Mike Conley will miss Game 4 against the Trail Blazers with facial injury
Young gets 5 RBIs and Orioles amass 20 hits in 18-7 rout of Red Sox
Blues pull goalie Jake Allen in 2nd period after 2nd score by Wild
Royals LF Alex Gordon leaps into stands in foul territory for great catch
Acting CEO acknowledges missteps in donor disclosure, reaffirms commitment to transparency
Sobeys boosts East Coast footprint with Co-op deal
The deal could bolster Sobeys’ position by making it a bigger supplier to grocers in Atlantic Canada, giving it more influence in determining pricing and product offerings.
Sports-themed condos score with Canadian fans
Tour des Canadiens condo is being built in conjunction with the Bell Centre, the home of the NHL’s Montreal Canadiens. Habs legend Guy Lafleur is the project’s spokesman and the builders wooed buyers with the promise of advanced access to game tickets, exclusive viewings of practice sessions and a private skate on the ice.
Raptors face harsh reality of possible sweep against Wizards
Toronto Raptors forward Terrence Ross (31) reacts during the second half of Game 3 in the first round of the NBA basketball playoffs against the Washington Wizards, Friday, April 24, 2015, in Washington. The Wizards won 106-99.
Miguel Cabrera homers and Tigers topple Indians 8-6
Kurt Busch leads 291 laps, outruns Kevin Harvick at Richmond for 26th career victory
My boss keeps messing with my hours
Getting in touch with your inner leader
Harvey Schachter
Interviews aren’t speed dates
Fight week begins for Manny Pacquiao with a caravan on freeway to Las Vegas
Giants-Rockies game rained out on 20th anniversary of Coors Field opening
The best images from around the world for April 26
Howard homers for 2nd straight game, leads Philadelphia past Braves, 5-4
Penguin stars Malkin and Crosby reaffirm their commitment to team after early playoff exit
American shorts appear to have Canadian bank investors in a knot
A man talks on his cell phone as he walks down Bay St in the financial district in Toronto, Thursday January 22, 2015 One reason why Canadian banks have come under stress is the return of short-sellers to their U.S. listings.
Pentagon: Disaster, search and rescue teams to arrive in quake ravaged Nepal on Monday
Greek champion Olympiakos rallies from 2 goals down to draw 2-2 at Panionios in league
Botched rundown costly for Nationals as they lose to Marlins, 6-2, completing 3-game sweep
TFSA and RRIF rule changes miss the mark
Ottawa’s changes to RRSP and TFSA rules fail to address what is arguably the most important goal of the retirement system – ensuring all Canadians over 65 enjoy a decent standard of living.
Russell's bases-loaded double leads Cubs over Reds 5-2 for two-game sweep
James scores 27 as Cavaliers sweep Celtics with 101-93 win after Love hurts shoulder
Rays sweep Jays, Tropicana Field remains a house of horrors for Toronto
Devon Travis returns to the dugout after striking out during the third inning of Sunday's loss to the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg.
Showtime’s David Nevins on the tricky business of making premium TV
David Nevins, president of Showtime, admits that having the company’s shows scattered across different stations in the past meant viewers didn’t always identify with the brand.
Chelsea closes in on EPL title with 0-0 draw at Arsenal; Man United loses 3-0 at Everton
Salma Hayek visits Lebanon to launch an animated feature film called 'The Prophet'
Nepalese troops ready aid for helicopters to carry to remote villages near quake epicenter
Oil patch braces for more cuts as companies set to roll out results
An oil field worker walks up a flight of stairs near wellheads that inject steam into the ground and pump oil out at the Cenovus Energy Christina Lake Steam-Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) project 120 km (74 miles) south of Fort McMurray, in this file photo.
Rookie Spencer Pigot completes weekend sweep of Alabama Indy Lights races
Three-year-old boy dies from injuries after falling from 17th floor apartment
Police advising caution for homeless after two men killed in Winnipeg
The male pictured is of interest to Winnipeg investigators and they are asking the media and public for their assistance in identifying him.
Archer extends steak of zeroes in Rays' win over Blue Jays
It’s the wrong moment for Ottawa to pull back on spending
Barrie McKenna
Israel says it launches airstrike on its border with Syria after seeing militants with a bomb
Canadian diver Meaghan Benfeito beats Olympic champion at World Series
Ottawa silent over possible visit by Jordanian King
Jordan's King Abdullah (L) welcomes Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper at the Royal Palace in Amman January 23, 2014.
Dodgers place Puig, Peralta on disabled list, recall Baker, Frias
Centenary of 1.5 million Armenian deaths marked in NYC; protest demands US label it 'genocide'
Recovery operation continues for man swept to sea at Peggy's Cove
Officials say heavy rains in northwestern Pakistan kill 37 people as buildings collapse
Canada ready to name World Cup roster, looks to build on Olympic soccer success
Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright out for season because of torn Achilles; surgery later this week
Jordan's King Abdullah II, key Canada anti-terror ally, bound for Ottawa: report
Canada opens defence of sledge hockey title with 17-0 rout of Japan
Sidney Crosby to join Canada for world championship
Sidney Crosby became the fifth Penguins player to reach 300 goals and it was his 31st career goal against the Flyers – more than any other team
Cleveland's J.R. Smith ejected after hard foul on Boston's Jae Crowder
AP Interview: New D-I chief puts changes to transfer rules, cost containment among priorities
David Robertson plays key role as Chicago White Sox take 2 games against Kansas City Royals
Palestinian intelligence official says his operatives helped free Swedish hostages in Syria
How to help Nepal earthquake victims
Greenpeace spots 3-mile oil slick off tourist resort Canary Islands, urges Spain to clean up
Royals OF Lorenzo Cain thinks bad blood with Chicago White Sox is over
"Inexperience is well distributed" in P.E.I. campaign: political scientist
Benfica draws 0-0 with Porto to protect 3-point lead in Portuguese league
Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby to join Canada for world championship
New faces in 1st Springboks training squads of World Cup year
Giants-Rockies game rained out on 20th anniversary of Coors Field opening
Kevin Love criticizes "bush-league" play on which he dislocated left shoulder in Cavs' sweep
Gallagher scores, Price gets shutout as Canadiens advance with 2-0 win over Sens
Ethiopian soccer federation chooses local coach Yohannes Sahle to take charge of national team
Zenit closes in on Russian league title with win over Arsenal Tula
Nishikori beats Andujar in straight sets to defend Barcelona Open title
Chelsea's Oscar taken to hospital for tests after collision during Arsenal game
'Call of Duty: Black Ops 3': 5 ways the military shooter sequel is different
Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby to join Canada for upcoming world championship
Taking the long view: Artist-philosopher plans 1,000-year photo exposure in US
Runaway EPL leader Chelsea frustrated by penalty appeals being denied in 0-0 draw at Arsenal
3 young women jailed in Russia's south for twerking next to a WWII monument
NFL DRAFT: Who will go where in the first round of the NFL draft? Start with Winston
Canada defeats Switzerland, wins bronze at U18 hockey championship
Police advising caution for homeless after 2 men killed in downtown Winnipeg
White Sox RHP Matt Albers disappointed with injury from brawl that lands reliever on DL
Olympic champ Alistair Brownlee wins Cape Town Triathlon, Vicky Holland claims women's race
Massive hospital move brings patients to new Montreal superhospital
With summer deadline approaching, tribunal backlog still looms large
Guide to the Colorado cinema shooting trial, which starts Monday
Man, 23, pronounced dead at the scene in single vehicle collision in Ottawa
No time to lose: Global response to Nepal earthquake gears up as airport, overland routes open
Ace of Cards Wainwright placed on 15-DL with ankle injury while batting; could be out longer
Minnesota Wild sign Swiss centre Christoph Bertschy to 3-year contract starting next season
How to make a movie on one week’s wages
Hannah Cheesman and Mackenzie Donaldson collaborated on making the five-minute short film Cheese on a budget of only $750.
Canada's Food Guide throughout the years
In the 1961 version of the food guide, food choices broadened and language softened. "Guide" replaced "Rules" in the title.
Hours of Culture: Four things you should check out this week
The Casual Vacancy- Parts one and two of the adaption of the bestselling novel by J.K. Rowling air Wednesday night, with the third and final part airing on Thursday. (hbocanada.com)
Canada’s Food Guide is broken – and no one wants to fix it
Canada’s current food guide, released in 2007. The Canadian Medical Association has called for it to be revised regularly – a policy that’s in place in the U.S., where the law requires that their national dietary guidelines be reviewed every five years.
Wheat, meat, now milk – what’s safe to eat in the 21st century?
In this May 23, 2014 file photo, grocery and dairy assistant Reyna DeLoge stocks dairy products that only use milk from pasture-raised cows, at Vitamin Cottage Natural Grocers, in Denver. As Americans continue turning away from milk, an industry group is pushing back at its critics with a social media campaign trumpeting the benefits of milk.
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