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Service dogs that sniff out seizures give kids more normal lives, but experts say they're rare
House panel votes to repeal law that requires meat labels to show animal's country of origin
Lowe's gets a lift as housing activity picks up, just not as much as Wall Street had hoped
Air Force launches hush-hush mini-shuttle to space, no crew, just experiments on board
Grain higher, livestock mixed
CANNES WATCH: Josh Brolin shows off his new fiancee on the red carpet at the Cannes film fest
Russian rider Ilnur Zakarin wins rainy 11th stage of Giro; Alberto Contador keeps overall lead
Former English power Leeds takes on 5th manager of the season in Uwe Rosler
Spain grants temporary residence to African boy found in suitcase by police at border crossing
Indonesia sinks 41 foreign fishing vessels as a warning against poaching in its waters
US military rescuers end operations in earthquake-hit Nepal
CANNES WTCH: Jia Zhangke draws on Pet Shop Boys power for Cannes entry 'Mountains May Depart'
Recent anti-immigrant attacks to be discussed as South African and Mozambican presidents meet
Algerian army continues operations against militants, toll rises to 25 in past 2 days
China says religion must have no foreign influence; pope urges Chinese Catholics to heed Rome
FIFA president Sepp Blatter says he is making progress in Israeli-Palestinian soccer spat
Asian stock markets lacklustre after weak Chinese manufacturing data
Session in German Auschwitz trial cancelled due to defendant's ill health; resuming next week
Albania says could block Macedonia's NATO bid amid spat over minority rights
Victoria man wants pit-bull cross that mauled his small dog destroyed
Burundi soldier killed as police fire on protesters; president postpones parliamentary vote
Top-seeded Gilles Simon withdraws from Open de Nice with back pain
Coming out: Catholic Ireland looks in mirror as it debates whether to legalize gay marriage
Cook agrees with barring Pietersen from England team, denies threatening to resign as skipper
With McDavid, Chiarelli and McLellan, Oilers improve, but work is just beginning
Conservatives give green light to third election debate
Tim Hortons closes U.S. office in Ohio, will manage stateside growth from Canada
Review prompts changes to open up energy program run by Efficiency Nova Scotia
Ward, Petry among free agents poised to turn strong postseasons into bigger paycheques
Joel Ward #42 of the Washington Capitals celebrates with Alex Ovechkin #8 after scoring the game winning goal at 19:58 against the New York Rangers in Game One of the Eastern Conference Semifinals.
F1 champion Hamilton jokes that he has earned his '10 per cent' after signing Mercedes deal
Bob Barker wants Marineland killer whale included in Ontario's proposed orca ban
A list of the Prince Edward Island cabinet ministers named Wednesday
Manitoba RCMP get break in 30-year-old homicide case with new DNA technology
P.E.I. Premier Wade MacLauchlan names new, lean nine-member cabinet
Senators sign 'Hamburglar' Andrew Hammond to US$4.05M, 3-year deal
Good observation skills aid in stopping alleged mobile fraud scheme in Regina
Kingspan agrees to sell Hamilton panel plant, gets approval for Vicwest takeover
Boston Bruins elevate former player, assistant general manager Don Sweeney to GM
Over 1,400 suspects investigated in UK police probe of past child sex abuse; more expected
For some US allies, Islamic State promps paradigm shift in intel collection
Takashi Usami leads Gamba Osaka to 3-1 win over FC Seoul in Asian Champions League
Canadian accused in boy’s death in St. Lucia makes bid to have charge dismissed
Gros Piton towers 786 metres high above the island of St Lucia.
Mexico's top elections official apologizes for mocking indigenous speech
Sponsors push FIFA on Qatar labour: Visa expresses 'grave concern,' Adidas wants more done
Group of banks fined over $5 billion, will plead guilty to rigging global currency markets
Manitoba chief says victim of fatal assault was retired educator; family in shock
Japanese film studio Toho sues US studio, alleging copyright infringement over Godzilla use
The way she was: Barbra Streisand memoir scheduled for 2017
Veterans Michael Caine, Harvey Keitel, Jane Fonda shine in "Youth," premiered at Cannes
NewsAlert: Four banks plead guilty to currency manipulation, fined $2.5B
Help us find suspect after woman found dead at Richmond, B.C., home: police
American Pharoah's breeding rights sold; horse expected to race until end of year
England overlooks France-based stars for RWC training squad; rugby-league convert Burgess in
Fed minutes point to continued economic uncertainty, fail to lift markets
Spain's Civil Guard police mistakenly listed as terror group on Basque govt Internet page
Yemeni rebel leader backs new UN peace talks in Geneva but calls for new recruits
Indonesian court sentences Japanese grandfather to life in prison for smuggling in drugs
Michael Caine has journalists in fits of laughter at the Cannes Film Festival
Stocks move slightly lower in early trading on Wall Street; Etsy plunges after posting a loss
AP Source: Hillary Rodham Clinton confidant Blumenthal subpoenaed by House Benghazi panel
German prosecutors: No evidence of plan to attack parade that was cancelled after warning
Ottawa announces $40M for coast guard base as service changes raise alarms
Nimes to remain in 2nd division as French federation overturns decision in match-fixing case
Shot twice in terror attack, Pakistan cricket umpire Raza wants to forget 2009 assault
After seizing Palmyra, Islamic State extremists overrun ancient site, Syrian activists say
Koch, Kravis make separate donations totalling $250 million for NYC hospitals, medical research
Johnson & Johnson expects lucrative return on drug pipeline with slew of product submissions
Mirtle: Blackhawks' lack of depth on defence a potentially fatal issue
Matt Beleskey of the Anaheim Ducks and Duncan Keith of the Chicago Blackhawks battle along the boards in the third period of Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals during the 2015 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Honda Center on May 19, 2015 in Anaheim.
Target's 1Q report show turnaround is ahead of Wal-Mart's - so far
Nick Foligno named captain of Columbus Blue Jackets
FILE-This Friday, April 10, 2015, file photo shows Columbus Blue Jackets' Nick Foligno playing against the Buffalo Sabres during an NHL hockey game in Columbus, Ohio.
Italy arrests Moroccan man accused in Tunisia Bardo attack, says he arrived on migrant boat
Have Your Say: How do you want to be remembered?
Recording device failed at key time, cop tells accused terrorist hearing
Pakistani Jahanzeb Malik appears via videolink from prison in Lindsay, Ont., at his Immigration and Refugee Board admissibility hearing in Toronto on Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Canada accuses Malik of plotting terrorist attacks in Toronto's financial district and wants to deport him.
Faced with heightened competition, Spotify adds video streaming
Spotify chief executive Daniel Ek tells a news conference in New York on Wednesday that the service’s new features are about ‘creating a true soundtrack for your life.’
Five things to know about Shopify as it goes public
A Shopify credit card reader is seen with an iPad in 2013.
York-Seneca university campus proposal gets green light from Ontario
A sign is seen on the York University campus is seen in Toronto in 2009. The Ontario government says it has chosen the York University — Markham Centre campus, a partnership with Seneca College, as the first in a series of new post-secondary projects aimed at meeting future demand for undergraduate education.
Sears Canada posts $59.1-million Q1 loss, revenue down 9.7% from last year
Women peace activists trying to cross Korea's DMZ at symbolic site hit government roadblock
Meet the latest phase of genetic engineering: synthetic biology
Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg designed this prototype – a self-inflating membrane that could treat tree infections – to test the ethics of manipulating nature.
Japan aquariums say they'll stop getting Taiji-hunt dolphins to remain member of global group
Conservatives, NDP agree to Globe election debate on economy
The NDP has accepted The Globe's invitation to participate in a leaders' debate on the economy.
New Toronto police chief promises to tackle rising costs, transparency
New Toronto police chief Mark Saunders, right, shakes hands with outgoing chief Bill Blair after being sworn in.
BHP’s Beijing Olympics outings broke bribery law, SEC says
A promotional sign adorns a stage at a BHP Billiton function in central Sydney in this file photo.
Why the Victims of Communism memorial needs a new site
A drawing of the winning Team Kapusta's concept for the National Memorial to Victims of Communism which will be situated near the Supreme Court of Canada is seen in Ottawa, Thursday December 11, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO
Michael Caine on Youth, and stripping down on camera at 82
British actor Michael Caine poses during a photocall for the film Youth at the 68th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, southeastern France, on May 20, 2015.
PEI Premier Wade MacLauchlan names new, lean nine-member cabinet
Prince Edward Island Premier Wade MacLauchlan speaks to public servants at the Murchison Centre in Charlottetown, P.E.I. Monday, March 2, 2015.
Bruins hire Don Sweeney as new general manager
FILE - In this July 9, 2007, file photo, Boston Bruins director of player development Don Sweeney, centre, watches play during a hockey team development camp in Wilmington, Mass.
Overseas travel to Canada takes a dip in March
In this Wednesday, April 22, 2015 photo, an American Airlines Boeing 737 taxis before taking off at Miami International Airport in Miami.
Senators sign ‘Hamburglar’ Andrew Hammond to three-year deal
The Ottawa Senators signed goalie Andrew Hammond to a three-year deal on Wednesday, May 20, 2015.
Sarah Hampson: Meet the new cover girl, a powerful female character
Sarah Hampson
Ten arrests at Montreal airport shine light on radicalization problem
Half a dozen young people from the Montreal area suspected of wanting to swell the ranks of foreign jihadists were arrested last week as part of a new police operation conducted by the RCMP
Hillary Clinton confidant Blumenthal subpoenaed by House Benghazi panel
Sidney Blumenthal, a writer and old family friend of the Clinton family, in New York, May 1, 2003. Blumenthal sent at least 25 memos to Hillary Rodham Clinton, many of which she passed along to subordinates, about various issues in Libya while she was secretary of state.
How this designer paired modern furniture with warmth and character in a small space
The Lucite coffee table allows the carpet to be completely visible, which is important in a small space.
Altice to enter US broadband market with $9.1 billion purchase of Missouri's Suddenlink
Five stories in the news today, May 20
Wednesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
Winnipeg-based Great-West Lifeco.
How the DIY comedian Nick Kroll came into a league of his own
"You have to work incredibly hard" to be a successful comedian," Nick Kroll says.
Iranian leader rejects UN probe of alleged nuke weapons work as part of deal with 6 powers
Kanye West says he was ‘over-censored’ at Billboard Music Awards
Kanye West performs All Day at the 2015 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada May 17, 2015.
Donaldson regrets late fielding play that cost Blue Jays
Toronto Blue Jays' Josh Donaldson can't make the tag as Los Angeles Angels' Erick Aybar is safe at third during eighth inning American League baseball action in Toronto, Tuesday, May 19, 2015.
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