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May 21

Curry, Warriors hold off Harden, Rockets 99-98 to take 2-0 lead in Western Conference finals
Ben DeLuzio drives in 3 runs, Florida State tops UNC 8-4 to remain perfect at ACC Tournament
Backed by 2 early home runs, Salazar and Indians beat White Sox 5-2
Saskatoon Symphony conductor steps down, may take gigs in Austria and Germany
Hendricks pitches 5-hitter, Bryant blasts 2-run homer to carry Cubs past Padres 3-0
Rays shut out struggling Athletics 3-0, reliever Edward Mujica breaks thumb
Farmer fears and #droughtshaming: How California’s water war is escalating
Gino Celli inspects wheat nearing harvest on his farm near Stockton, Calif., on May 18, 2015.
Court delays transgender California inmate's sex reassignment surgery after board backs parole
Ducks edge Blackhawks to take series lead
The Anaheim Ducks’ Corey Perry reacts to a first-period goal by teammate Patrick Maroon, not shown, against the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 3 of the Western Conference final at the United Center in Chicago on Thursday.
Washington state officer shoots 2 unarmed men suspected of trying to steal beer earlier in day
Plenty of fatigue, but no excuses as Ducks outlast Blackhawks 2-1 in Game 3 of Western finals
Shifting style, likely 2016 candidate Jeb Bush hits at brother's management of federal budget
Reality star Josh Duggar resigns from Family Research Council citing unspecified bad behaviour
Three men, one woman from Quebec face drug charges in Saskatoon
Judge rules Alabama gay couples can marry, but stays order
Canadian Federation of Independent Business criticizes plan to hike minimum wage
US beats Cuba 9-4 in wrestling exhibition in Times Square; Olympic champ Burroughs wins
Court frees Korean Air 'nut rage' executive, reduces and suspends prison sentence
Bruder, Patrick homer in Michigan's 8-5 victory over Iowa in the Big Ten tourney
Kelly: Mike Babcock brings gold medal mentality to ‘Canada’s team’
Cathal Kelly
Prosecutors: Minnesota men who tried to join Islamic State group threatened to kill FBI agents
Colome and 4 relievers combine on 6-hitter, DeJesus has 2 RBIs and Rays beat Athletics 3-0
Armed forces mission provides medical aid, shoes to remote, poor communities in Peru valley
South Korean court suspends prison term for "nut rage" former Korean Air executive
Smith ejected for using rosin, sunscreen as Brewers fall apart in Braves' 7-run 7th inning
Wandy Rodriguez sharp into 7th, Mitch Moreland homers in Texas' 3-1 win over Boston
Saskatoon police chief says survey shows gangs the second biggest worry
Dickey goes the distance as Jays trounce Angels
Edwin Encarnacion of the Toronto Blue Jays circles the bases after hitting a three-run home run in the fifth inning against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on May 21, 2015 at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Commissioner fields questions about salary cap, concussions in impromptu session
Golf Capsules
Encarnacion homers and Dickey goes the distance as Blue Jays dump Angels 8-4
Court of Appeal sides with Vancouver in land-swap case
After a land swap between the city and a developer aimed to create social housing, B.C. Court of Appeal concluded the city did a good job informing residents about the deal.
Winnipeg prosecutor calls fatal attack on cousin a "bloodletting"
Canadian women’s rugby sevens on verge of clinching 2016 Olympics berth
Lauren Doyle of Team USA, left, tries to tackle Team Canada's Bianca Farella, during the fifth place plate final of Women's Sevens action at Westhills Stadium in Langford, B.C. on Sunday April 19. Team Canada lost 19-12 to the U.S., failing to advance to the cup finals.
'We're close': MLSE nearly ready to name new CEO to replace Tim Leiweke, chairman says
Larry Tanenbaum, chairman of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Ltd., speaks during a panel discussion at the Bloomberg Canada Economic Summit in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Thursday, May 21, 2015. He said MLSE is close to finding a new CEO.
Birdie before dark for Masters champ Spieth for 64 and share of 1st-round lead at Colonial
Milwaukee reliever Will Smith ejected in 7th inning for having foreign substance on forearm
Chinese premier pledges to boost trade with Colombia as part of 4-nation South American tour
Kershaw loses to Bumgarner, Giants shut out Dodgers for 3rd straight game, 4-0
Babcock’s deal with Leafs ‘changes the landscape’ for NHL coaching salaries
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock poses with a jersey following a press conference in Toronto on Thursday, May 21. With an average of $6.25-million a year, Babcock’s deal moves the needle on pay that was low compared to coaches in other North American pro sports, and salaries less than many NHL players.
Classes cancelled on northern Manitoba reserve where 11-year-old girl killed
B.C. author Alix Hawley wins 2015 Amazon.ca First Novel Award
New accounts by guardsmen, doctor reveal inmates were beaten, tortured after 1971 Attica riot
Groups say TimberWest went on logging-spree ahead of new rules
Environmental groups allege TimberWest has significantly increased logging of the Great Bear Rainforest.
Hawks, Cavaliers hope to avoid war of attrition in banged-up conference final
LeBron James throws down a massive dunk against the Atlanta Hawks during Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. James was in obvious pain after rolling his right ankle for the second time in the playoffs, but simply tied his shoe tighter and was back on the court within minutes.
US state approves 1st needle-exchange program under new law to combat HIV outbreak
Prosecutors consider charges in Amtrak crash but would have to show it's not just an accident
Clintons raised at least $12M via speaking fees to benefit family's charitable foundation
Mirtle: How much can Mike Babcock really help the Leafs?
Toronto Maple Leafs new head coach Mike Babcock poses following a press conference in Toronto on Thursday, May 21, 2015.
Kent's complete game, Allemand's 2 homers lead Texas A&M past Vanderbilt 6-1 at SEC Tournament
Stephen Harper’s game of Senate appointment make-believe will end
Campbell Clark
Health officials: 53 people in 9 states sickened with salmonella after eating raw tuna
LEADING OFF: Young arms Syndergaard, Cole meet up, Jennings tries for 1st win, Konerko honoured
Alix Hawley’s All True Not A Lie In It wins Amazon.ca First Novel Award
Alix Hawley
Matt Kenseth edges Joey Logano to for pole in NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600
Raiders sign 5th-round linebacker Neiron Ball to rookie contract
Barrera's 9th-inning RBI single leads Texas past Baylor 4-3 in Big 12 Tournament
Jerome Williams makes 1st start vs. Rockies in 10 years, struggles as Phillies fall 7-3
Steve Kerr says assistant Alvin Gentry interviewed with Pelicans, focused on Warriors now
B.C. regional district won't pay for cleanup of demolished murder site
Versteeg, Nordstrom in lineup for Blackhawks for Game 3 of Western Conference finals
'Cute' alpaca leaps from truck and heads off along B.C. highway: police
Former NFL star Sharper set to plead in federal rape case May 29
CANNES WATCH: GOING OUT IN STYLE
Mariners feeling dejected after Seager ejected in 5-4 loss to Orioles
Zack Erwin strikes out 11, Clemson tops Louisville 7-2 at ACC baseball tournament
Massy Kuramoto lone player under par, takes 1-shot lead in Senior PGA Championship
Ex-NFL star Hernandez sports new tattoo at hearing in witness intimidation case
Which travel rewards program is best for your future vacation needs?
Reward flights are the big attraction from credit cards linked to the Aeroplan and Air Miles customer-loyalty programs, plus the RBC Avion and CIBC Aventura cards. At their best, these cards are an efficient way of converting the spending you do on your card into vacations, but there are pros and cons to each.
The buyback express appears destined for a bumpier, slower ride
Apple Inc. remains one of the better buyback options. Of the 10 U.S. companies with the largest buyback programs, only three beat the market by a significant margin in 2014. They were Apple Inc., Intel Corp. and Wells Fargo & Co.
5 of B.B. King's children visit blues legend's body ahead of public viewing, weekend service
Judge: Former NFL star, convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez cannot sell Hummer, keep proceeds
Tracking bullish trends among U.S. industrials
Puerto Rico's House narrowly approves sales tax increase to 11.25 per cent; bill goes to Senate
BC Ferries sinks plan to cut service on major routes, not profitable
The Spirit of Vancouver Island is one of two BC Ferries vessels now being converted to a “dual-fuel” platform, which will enable them to run on LNG, with diesel as a backup.
Manchester United-San Jose preseason match on July 21 to be played in Berkeley
Astros rally in 9th on Tucker's 1st career homer, fall in 11th to Tigers 6-5
Dodgers suspend Cuban infielder Erisbel Arruebarrena for rest of season
Daniel Cormier, Rumble Johnson admit Jon Jones looms large over their title fight at UFC 187
The big winners in the Shopify IPO
Lundqvist, Rangers seeks answering to containing high-scoring Lightning in East finals
Baseball Capsules
Honduran government says son of former president arrested in Haiti in anti-drug operation
Bumgarner homers off Kershaw, Giants shut out Dodgers for 3rd straight game, 4-0
Three top stock picks from ScotiaMcLeod’s Stan Wong
Stan Wong.
Los Angeles Times owner completes purchase of renamed San Diego newspaper
Bay Street’s astronomical deal flow cause for concern
Entrepeneur Steve Hudson, chief executive officer of Element Financial Corp. The corporation just launched a massive equity offering.
Raised a Secret wins feature by 2 lengths at Santa Anita
Aviation agency showcases electronic messaging system for pilots, controllers to reduce delays
Dream re-signs 40-year-old DeLisha Milton-Jones, says 2-time All-Star a 'coach on the floor'
BC Ferries drops plan to cut service on its main money-making routes
Canadian rugby sevens captain John Moonlight suffers rib injury in London
Boy, 11, joined in break-ins in central Alberta, but too young to charge: RCMP
As he begins with fourth NFL team, Reggie Bush ready to return punts again as 10th-year pro
The Montreal would-be jihadi 10, and what comes next
Police markings where the vehicle driven by Martin Couture-Rouleau overturned in a ditch during a high speed chase following his deliberate hit and run of two Canadian soldiers in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, on October 21, 2014. This place is 4km down the road from where original hit and run took place. (Christinne Muschi for The Globe and Mail)
Garcia goes 7 and limits damage in return, but Cardinals get only 2 hits in 5-0 loss to Mets
Honda driver Rahal says Chevrolet has 'huge advantage' after dominating Indy 500 speed charts
Penguins GM Rutherford says former coach Dan Bylsma free to pursue any job, including Buffalo
House lawmaker issues subpoena to Fed for documents over possible leak of rate information
Saskatoon health region looking to get rid of hallway hospital beds
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