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WADA lifts suspension of drug-testing laboratory for 2016 Rio Olympics
Coach Jim McElwain: Talented, troubled J.C. Jackson not enrolled at Florida following arrest
Kuwait says 'maintenance' forcing closure of oil fields that produce 200,000 barrel a day
Sexually explicit taunts must be confronted, justice minister says
New Brunswick wholesaler Co-op Atlantic selling grocery and gas businesses
Sochi hockey players start legal battle over unpaid wages at Olympic legacy team
David Gelb of 'Jiro' fame returns to food film with Netflix series 'Chef's Table'
From the prince’s pen: Read Charles’s ‘black spider’ letters
Prince Charles talks to an unidentified person at the Women's Justice Center in Campeche, Mexico, on Nov. 4, 2014, in this handout photo provided by the British Embassy in Mexico.
The Latest: Juventus has done it, and will next face Barcelona in the Champions League final
Ex-Quebec construction boss, star corruption witness, pleads guilty to charges
Musical of 'Tuck Everlasting' aims for Broadway in 2016 under direction of Casey Nicholaw
Whistler Blackcomb to offer timed, high-tech hiking trails
Wizards star John Wall returns to playoffs after missing 3 games, plays well in loss to Hawks
Kevin Kisner looks to build on momentum, earn 1st win at Wells Fargo after 2 playoff losses
IndyCar penalizes Helio Castroneves 8 points in standings for Indy GP wreck
Bombers sign OL Sukh Chungh, the No. 2 overall pick from the 2015 draft
Man convicted in Via train terror plot to undergo psychiatric assessment
Chiheb Esseghaier, one of two men accused of plotting a terror attack on rail target, is led off a plane by an RCMP officer at Buttonville Airport just north of Toronto on April 23, 2013. A court-appointed lawyer is demanding a mental health assessment for one of two men found guilty of terrorism charges in a case involving a plot to derail a passenger train.
Price takes blame for Canadiens' playoff exit, Subban says team must be better
Ex-Lebanese minister sentenced to 4 1/2 years in prison for transporting explosives from Syria
Search warrants generate arrest in alleged sale of drugs to southern Alberta
New international shipping rules to protect Arctic are flawed: experts
Appeals court: Polo Association can't be held in contempt for double horseman sunglass sales
Janel McCarville informs Lynx she will not play this season; Lynx acquire Jones to plug hole
Mulcair troubled by claim military planned to ignore misconduct recommendations
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair speaks to reporters following a caucus meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Wednesday, May 13, 2015. Mulcair says the military has an obligation to follow all the recommendations in a report on sexual misconduct, but says its clear Defence Minister Jason Kenney never intended to do so.
Review: Phones fill up with photos? Yahoo, Apple services to the rescue
Police investigating dispute between Cavs forward Kendrick Perkins and his wife on roadside
NC State: Assistant coach Rob Moxley released from hospital, has unspecified condition
Mexico to await DNA tests on girl at centre of US custody case after sending wrong girl north
Eugenie Bouchard snaps losing skid with win at Italian Open
Canada's Eugenie Bouchard returns the ball to Zarina Diyas, of Kazakhstan, during their match at the Italian Open tennis tournament in Rome, Wednesday, May 13, 2015.
Cannes Watch: Don't ask the Coen brothers about TV (they're not watching)
Technology changes how voters register to vote for 2016, as more states offer it online
Defence attorney: former SS Auschwitz guard wants to make another statement to German court
Contador claims Giro lead after 1st mountain stage as the overall favourites leap into action
Tying up a few loose ends as 'Mad Men' nears the end of its glorious 7-season run
Navy won't punish Guantanamo nurse who refused to force-feed prisoners, lawyer says
More changes coming in wake of military sex misconduct report: ministers
Cause of 11-year-old girl's death on remote Manitoba reserve not yet clear: RCMP
Antipsychotics shown safe for pregnant women and their babies
First former fishing slaves from Indonesia home in Myanmar, Cambodia; hundreds still waiting
3 proposals for extra points to be considered by NFL owners at meetings next week
Justin Gatlin wants to 'dominate on a higher level' in 2015, calls out Usain Bolt for 200 race
Puerto Rico implements water rationing amid dry spell, expecting summer drier than usual
Crosby enjoying role as leader on Team Canada at world hockey championship
Sidney Crosby, second from left, of Canada talks to his teammates Jordan Eberle, Dan Hamhuis and Brent Burns during the IIHF World Championship group A match between Switzerland and Canada at o2 Arena on May 10, 2015 in Prague, Czech Republic.
Residents: Somali militants seize fishing vessel with foreigners believed to be Iranians
Skyler Mornhinweg transfers to Columbia, leaves Florida with 2 scholarship QBs
Absence of binding, legal framework with Iraq questioned in friendly fire death
Human Rights Watch report says torture, interrogation still routine in China
A protester sits on a barricade at the occupied area outside government headquarters in Hong Kong Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2014. While protesters took over the streets of downtown Hong Kong last fall, police in Beijing swept up people who supported the pro-democracy movement.
Obama offers Gulf nations "ironclad" pledge to boost security amid anxiety over Iran deal
Crosby enjoying role as leader on Team Canada at world hockey championship
Alberta's Notley puts halt to shredding pending probe of document destruction
Tax credit coming for seniors to renovate homes in New Brunswick
Man convicted in Via train terror plot to undergo psychiatric assessment
Blackhawks get time to recharge with long layoff before facing Ducks
FILE - In this Jan. 17, 2014, file photo, Chicago Blackhawks' Jonathan Toews, right, and Anaheim Ducks' Hampus Lindholm watch the puck during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Chicago. Anaheim and Chicago will meet in the 2015 Western Conference Finals.
DART digs out after second Nepal quake, opening roads and treating victims
Omnibus budget bill rewrites history to clear RCMP of potential criminal charges
Blacked-out pages from an Afghan detainee document aere seen in Ottawa on Thursday March 25, 2010. The Conservatives' unprecedented, retroactive changes to access to information law are even more odd because they are backdated to the day the Conservatives introduced legislation to kill the gun registry, not to when the bill received royal assent.
Spanish judge orders court to proceed with court case against Barcelona over Neymar signing
Players' union to use noted labour attorney Jeffrey Kessler in Brady appeal
Obama says the deadly derailment of Amtrak Train 188 "is a tragedy that touches us all"
Book Review: Jeffery Deaver's 'Solitude Creek' is outstanding thriller
Asian stock markets drift, Europe trading little changed after lacklustre US retail sales data
Russian court turns down authorities' request to imprison opposition leader Navalny
From Halle Berry to Nicki Minaj: 7 celebrity women who have started their own businesses
European observers blast Ukrainian government for restricting free movement in war-torn east
Lights, camera, entrepreneurship: More celebrity women using star power to start businesses
Liam Lacey: Cannes aims to represent the best in global cinema, but its record is embarrassingly androcentric
Liam Lacey
Hearing set for school boards asking strikes to be declared illegal
The text of budget implementation bill changes to long-gun registry data
TV series highlights ways dogs are smart - it's not about numbers, but what they understand
Euro zone growth builds, but it's the usual laggards supplying the oomph
A worker welds at a Portuguese exporting factory in Pontinha, on the outskirts of Lisbon March 18, 2013. Austerity is grinding Portugal down.
Raging wildfire in northern B.C. keeps growing as crews attempt to contain blaze
Omnibus budget bill rewrites history to clear RCMP of potential criminal charges
Bill Guthridge, longtime North Carolina assistant and successor to Dean Smith, dies at 77
US business stockpiles rise 0.1 per cent in March; sales increase for first time in 7 months
In Ontario, will Patrick Brown be the next Mike Harris?
John Ibbitson
Grain mixed, livestock mixed
Frequent lockdowns around Lebanon parliament hurt businesses as house fails to elect president
Elizabeth May lays an egg
Margaret Wente
Egyptian officials: 4 troops die trying to defuse bomb in Sinai, separate explosion kills 4
Flawed Finance memo a perfect fit for Tories’ family narrative
Frances Woolley
Police: Man shot by cop after striking officer with hammer has history of mental illness
Former American Apparel CEO files defamation suit over letter to employees
Indiana woman receives school diploma 82 years after dropping out to support her family
Ireland's bid for 2023 Rugby World Cup should be helped by hosting 2017 Women's RWC
Iraq Defence Ministry says U.S.-led strike kills senior Islamic State commander
A U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer supersonic bomber flies over northern Iraq after conducting air strikes in Syria against Islamic State targets September 27, 2014. The Iraqi Defence Ministry says a U.S.-led airstrike has killed a senior IS commander in Tal Afar.
Indonesian court opens hearing on French death row inmate's appeal against clemency rejection
Former US players Whitehill, Wagner, Slaton, Hucles among game analysts for Women's World Cup
Carrie Underwood leads nominations for CMT Music Awards with 5; Lady A, Kenny Chesney score 4
Alouettes take Canadian quarterback Brandon Bridge in CFL draft
The Montreal Alouettes selected Brandon Bridge in the fourth round of the CFL draft Tuesday night.
Iraq says airstrike targets senior Islamic State commander; officials disagree if he's killed
RedBlacks take offensive lineman Mateas first overall in CFL draft
Duke Energy to provide bottled water to NC residents with tainted wells near coal ash dumps
Two men who took illicit drug had to call 911 to get out of Barrie, Ont., bush
Pacquiao returns to the Philippines to assess future inside and outside the ring
Boxer Manny Pacquiao waves to the crowds during a motorcade in Manila May 13, 2015, after arriving from Las Vegas.
'SNL' boss Lorne Michaels wraps its 40th season as he looks ahead to late night next year
SportAccord chief Vizer still bullish on World Combat Games despite withdrawal of sports
Vatican officially recognizes state of Palestine in new treaty
Pope Francis waves as he arrives to lead his weekly audience in St.Peter's square, at the Vatican City, May 13, 2015. A new treaty, which was finalized Wednesday but still has to be signed, makes clear that the Holy See has switched its diplomatic relations from the Palestine Liberation Organization to the state of Palestine.
Chinese-owned car company to set up high-volume plant in North America
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Dutch court clears son who helped his 99-year-old mother take her own life, sets precedent
'Minecraft,' 'Grand Theft Auto' among most streamed video games in YouTube's history
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