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Sheri Fink's 'Five Days at Memorial,' about hospital and Hurricane Katrina, wins $10,000 award
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Judge rejects bankruptcy plan for company in West Virginia chemical spill last year
I found an old case of white wine in the basement. It’s turned brown but tastes okay. Can I drink it?
Catch up: Canadian Sgt. Doiron’s last words and other stories you may have missed today
Military officials described Sgt. Andrew Doiron, 31, as a model to his peers and a teacher to young soldiers.
Judges express doubts about man's conviction on charge he defrauded government bailout program
Kentucky Derby winner American Pharoah arrives at Pimlico; Baffert shuns prestigious Stall 40
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TV food star Sandra Lee says surgery for breast cancer postponed because of infection
A roof grows in Brooklyn: Barclay's Center getting grassy lid to dampen noise, catch rainfall
Olympic ski champion Anna Fenninger leaves Austrian team's training camp after dispute
Wal-Mart's new shipping service will cost $50 per year, beating Amazon Prime's $99 annual fee
Public editor: Shortening a job title can be misleading
Hydro One fired an employee after CityNews reporter Shauna Hunt was harassed by Toronto FC fans.
Grizzlies miss Tony Allen's D, fail to get boost on offence in 98-78 Game 5 loss to Warriors
John Doyle: Wayward Pines, a director’s frustrating excursion into TV
John Doyle
Platinum ring with rare Burmese ruby sells for $30.3 million at auction
US lawmakers say they were unware that 2013 trip paid for by Azerbaijan government
Meeting for 3rd time in 12 days, River Plate faces Boca Juniors for place in Copa quarters
MLS commissioner to meet with Missouri governor, St. Louis leaders about possible expansion
CBS' new schedule for upcoming television season
Judges rip into squabbling Nortel lawyers
A man walks past a company sign at a Nortel Networks office tower in Toronto on Feb. 25, 2009.
Ahead of a tour that kicks off in Vancouver, U2 opens up about their ups and downs
The Edge, Bono, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen, Jr. (L to R), from the band U2, at the Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, California January 12, 2014
Supreme Court rules Omar Khadr was sentenced as a juvenile in minutes
Omar Khadr smiles as he speaks to the media outside his new home, also his lawyer's home, after being granted bail in Edmonton on Thursday, May 7, 2015. The federal government is fighting to have him declared an adult offender for crimes he committed as a 15-year-old.
Review: There's a new Madame in town: Catherine Malfitano in Sondheim's 'A Little Night Music'
Sweet deal: Alberta sugar beet growers reach contract with sugar company Lantic
Quebec to track, study use of medicinal marijuana
More than 40,000 Canadians are believed to use pot to relieve symptoms of such diseases as MS, HIV, cancer and epilepsy.
Lobby senators, including Tories, on Reform Act, Conservative MP urges public
Without proper sex ed in the Sixties, I had to rely on a friend
Linebacker Isaac returns to Argos; played with Toronto's Grey Cup team in 2012
Omar Khadr: Youth or adult? Question goes to Canada's top court Thursday
Images from the Champions League semi-final
Real Madrid's Karim Benzema looks dejected during the first half.
Prosecutor: Woman accused of killing kayaking fiance said 'felt good knowing he would die'
Former Manitoba cabinet minister who questioned premier's leadership not running
Two London plays bring updated classic characters to big screens in Canada
The National Theatre’s production of Everyman is an updated version of the Christian classic that will later appear on movie screens in Canada.
Tennessee Titans reach deals with 4 draft picks - Blackson, Mount, Gallik and McBride
Happiness: Not just a state of mind, but a field of study
Mind over matter: Kyrie Irving pushes through leg injuries to lift Cavs in playoffs
Maryland-North Carolina, Indiana-Duke headline ACC/Big Ten Challenge matchups
Quebec says school officials will no longer strip-search students
Senate agrees to start debate on Obama's trade agenda, 1 day after Democrats stymied it
Declining oil exports, soft housing market hinders Atlantic Canada's economy
Alan Cumming: Delightful family dysfunction at Disney World
Tony Award-winning actor Alan Cumming poses with Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse at Magic Kingdom Park April 13, 2015 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Cumming celebrated his 50th birthday at the resort.
Four gourmet gadgets to get the outside party started
Senators press Obama administration over response to China's island-building in disputed seas
Man suspected of killing wife in Surrey home arrested in Vancouver
Electoral commission in Haiti rejects bid by President Martelly's wife to run for Senate seat
Paul Gross and Martha Burns reunite onstage for Domesticated
Paul Gross and Martha Burns in 2011.
Plane crash in northern Mexico kills 6
Iran state television says 14 members of fishing boat crew kidnapped by al-Shabab in Somalia
Red Sox plan to put struggling righty Justin Masterson on disabled list after 2 rough starts
Diplomats: Experts found traces of deadly nerve agents for chemical weapons in Syria
Shell exploration plans in Alaska stoking concern, hope in Canada
Regulators: More delays possible for new nuclear plant under construction in Georgia
Jaguars sign 2 more rookies, safety James Sample and receiver Neal Sterling
Woman suspected of theft critically hurt on Coquitlam, B.C., highway: RCMP
Senate confirms Sally Yates, Obama's pick for deputy attorney general; 2 women lead Justice
AP analysis of surveillance video indicates Amtrak train in deadly crash was travelling 107 mph
Accused Kamloops teacher contradicts neighbour who found CDs of child porn
Talks underway to try and avoid soccer strike in Spain over proposed TV broadcasting law
Patched-up ferry restores lifeline for First Nation without safe water
Investors should worry about Trudeau’s plans
Gordon Pape is a well known investing and personal finance guru and author, 2009
Paul Gross and Martha Burns reunite onstage for 'Domesticated'
Britain's David Cameron reveals plans for controversial counter-terrorism bill
US man who pleaded guilty to trying to help Islamic State sentenced to 20 years
Castroneves walks away from scary crash at Indianapolis 500 practice
The car driven by Helio Castroneves, of Brazil, is airborne after hitting the wall in the first turn during practice for the Indianapolis 500 auto race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis, Wednesday, May 13, 2015.
Cause of 11-year-old girl’s death on Manitoba reserve not yet clear: RCMP
Police crime tape
New Israeli government offers renewed hope for Jewish West Bank settlement advocates
The end of traditional TV debates: It’s all about control
Jaime Watt
CANNES WATCH: Naomi Watts, Julianne Moore resplendent in feathers on red carpet
Lucian Freud painting sells for $56.2 million at auction; Bacon nude sells for $47.8 million
CEO of troubled Frontier Airlines resigns
Two workers unload bags from a Frontier Airlines plane on Oct. 15, 2014, in Cleveland.
French court says it's unclear what caused French trawler to sink off UK coast in 2004
Facebook works to improve benefits, pay for contractors, vendors amid national push
New USDA survey reveals alarming increase in honeybee mortality rate
Eric Atkins
UN chief urges Pakistan to take swift action to protect religious minorities from attacks
Ontario says time has come to consider national movie ratings system
Failure to act on sex abuse by UN peacekeepers undermines missions: Dallaire
Romeo Dallaire gestures to a reporter as he takes questions following the announcement he will retire from the Senate Wednesday May 28, 2014. The retired senator is part of a group opening a campaign to end sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers and international employees.
Castroneves walks away from scary crash after car goes airborne at Indianapolis 500 practice
Ed Fouhy, Emmy Award-winning network news executive, dead at age 80
From badgers to Patagonian Toothfish: Letters show passions of Prince Charles
Canadians join campaigners calling for end to UN peacekeeper sex abuse
Groups call on National Energy Board to suspend Energy East application
US men's sprint relay team stripped of 2012 Olympic silver medals in doping case
Sexually explicit taunts must be confronted, Justice Minister says
Shauna Hunt interviews a two Toronto FC soccer fans in Toronto on Sunday, May 10, 2015, in this video frame grab.
Rachel Rosenthal, experimental theatre and performance artist, dies in California at 88
Derby winner American Pharoah goes up against 7 horses in Saturday's Preakness
In photos: The stars come out on Day 1 at Cannes
US actress Julianne Moore poses as she arrives for the opening ceremony of the 68th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, southeastern France, on May 13, 2015.
WADA announces Brazil will have doping lab back for pre-Olympic events
Fire it up: 15 mains, sides and desserts worthy of your BBQ
Grilled bison steaks
San Diego Zoo overcomes protective mom, finally figures out its 7-week-old hippo is female
Nebraska Auto Racing Hall of Fame will induct 7 new members during October ceremony in Lincoln
CEO departs at Frontier Airlines; president and chairman will manage low-cost carrier
UN chief urgently calls for calm, restraint by all parties in Burundi after coup attempt
Hours after deadly fatal derailment, House Republican panel approves cuts to Amtrak
Bahrain's king to attend a UK horse show instead of a US-hosted summit of Gulf leaders
1,500 metre world champ Asbel Kiprop 'offended' by link to doping after manager is suspended
Scott Foley says reaction to his 'Scandal' character's 'death' was like reading his obit
Canada women's rugby sevens team look to bounce back as Series nears finale
B.C. First Nation says No to $1.15-billion deal, says it's 'not a money issue'
Israel military official says Hezbollah stockpiling weapons in villages in neighbouring Lebanon
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