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May 25

Harden's 45 help Rockets avoid elimination with 128-115 win over Warriors in Game 4
Cano, Mariners hand Tampa Bay Rays 3rd straight loss, 4-1; AL East lead drops to half-game
Kelowna beats Rimouski 7-3 in Memorial Cup to improve to 1-1
Popular club Flamengo fires coach Vanderlei Luxemburgo only 3 matches into Brazilian league
Ethier, Guerrero and Rollins each homer in 8th and Dodgers beat Braves 6-3
Hundreds attend memorial for 11-year-old girl slain on northern Manitoba reserve
Stanton smacks 13th homer but Marlins can't keep up with surging Pirates in 4-2 loss
Court case finds flaws in Canada Post’s plan to end home delivery for urban addresses
A Canada Post letter carrier puts mail in Canada Post super boxes.
Taiwan suggests setting aside South China Sea disputes and jointly exploring for resources
Couple missing for 2 weeks found in Southern California wilderness ate pie, oranges
Corporate manoeuvr at Samsung strengthens role of ailing chairman's son Lee Jae-yong
Merkley, Quinney, Draisaitl score two each as Rockets down Oceanic at Memorial Cup
Smoke reported in cockpit but dozens of B.C. passengers safe: airline
Canada's Miss World candidate says her family was threatened in China
Miss World contestant Anastasia Lin.
Cano drives in 2 runs, Elias goes 6 solid innings and Mariners beat Rays 4-1
MVP Curry takes nasty fall, but returns and is OK as Warriors falls to Rockets 128-115
‘She’ll always live on,’ chief tells memorial service for Teresa Robinson
Sandra Robinson, mother of Teresa Robinson, and father John George console family members after her wake in Winnipeg Manitoba, May 25, 2015.
Salmonella outbreak in western provinces linked to chicks from Alberta hatchery
Six-game winning streak ends as Indians' defence, bullpen fall apart in 10-8 loss to Rangers
Security fears still outweigh concerns about lost rights
Campbell Clark
Official: New Jersey man with Lassa fever, which is rare in US, dies after return from Liberia
With a little Reyes and a lot of Hutchison, Jays clobber White Sox
Blue Jay Josh Donaldson, left, is congratulated by Jose Reyes after both runners scored on an RBI single by Chris Colabello in the first inning against the Chicago White Sox on Monday in Toronto.
M’dea Undone explores a heart of darkness
Mezzo-soprano Lauren Segal plays the title role in Tapestry Opera’s world-premiere production of M’dea Undone, composed by John Harris with libretto by Marjorie Chan.
Mother of man beheaded on Greyhound Bus says she's having financial trouble
Juan Pablo Montoya earns $2.4 million for Indy 500 win
Roller coaster fan notches 5,000th ride on historic western Pennsylvania coaster
Morton tosses 7 strong innings for win in return from hip surgery, Pirates edge Marlins 4-2
Alabama's Emma Talley wins NCAA golf title, Southern California tops match-play qualifiers
Hutch is Clutch: Toronto starter Hutchison goes distance as Jays dump Chisox 6-0
Researchers hope public can shed light on Franklin Expedition
Parks Canada display the bell found from Sir John Franklin's HMS Erebus expedition November 6, 2014 in Ottawa.
A growing type of human trafficking: European women lured to marry for their EU identity cards
Trumbo gets big homer, Diamondbacks miss other chances in 3-2 loss to Cardinals
Adam Palmer sworn in as Vancouver’s new police chief
New Vancouver Police Chief Constable, Adam Palmer during a transfer of command ceremony in Vancouver May 25, 2015.
The Aga Khan Park opens in Toronto
Canada coach gives team tough test ahead of Women's World Cup
Christine Sinclair, member of Canada’s women’s soccer team, plays against Germany in 2014. She’ll be expected to lead the host squad in the 2015 Women’s World Cup.
Monday's Baseball Capsules
15-year-old baseball player dies after being hit by ball during game in United States
LEADING OFF: Reds skidding, Rangers rolling, Bradley trying to bounce back
Ducks’ assistant key to development of team’s budding young talent
Anaheim Ducks defenceman Sami Vatanen checks Chicago Blackhawks centre Jonathan Toews. Assistant coach Trent Yawney has been credited with aiding the development of Vatanen and the team’s other young players.
Hard Not to Like wins $200,000 Gamely Stakes by a neck at Santa Anita
White Sox OF Avisail Garcia leaves game at Toronto in 2nd inning with right knee soreness
Saskatchewan Roughriders sign 2015 first-round pick Nic Demski
David Sackett: The father of evidence-based medicine
David Sackett, who founded McMaster University’s department of clinical epidemiology when he was 32, peppered his lectures with words of wisdom from author Kurt Vonnegut.
Police detain 12 people after 38 killed in fire at a private home for the elderly in China
Australia rejects 46 Vietnamese refugee claims at sea in as little as 40 minutes
Detroit slugger Yoenis Cespedes loses 4-0 in return to Oakland
End of Ontario teachers’ strike ‘too little, too late,’ parent says
Lauren Campbell, 15, grade 9, and her sister Emma,18, grade 12, have been out of school since the start of the Durham District School Board's teacher strike last April.
Four military options in fight against Islamic State in Iraq
Members of the Iraqi army and Shi'ite fighters launch a mortar toward Islamic State militants outskirt the city of Falluja, Iraq May 19, 2015.
Little-known body helps send Ontario students back to school
Teachers on strike rally outside of Queen's Park in Toronto on Thursday, May 14, 2015.
Hamilton hitless in return to majors, Texas tops Indians 10-8 for 6th straight win
New Brunswick maple syrup exporter wins appeal case against Quebec regulator
Peralta hits game-winning homer, Cardinals outlast Diamondbacks 3-2 in 10 innings
Worker dies in clash between police and protesters at Chinese-operated iron mine in Peru
Red Sox see momentum halted, Joe Kelly tagged in 7-2 loss to surging Twins
Driver who hit the brakes for squirrel on B.C. highway causes four-vehicle crash
Trip to famed Islamic gardens inspired Aga Khan Park in Toronto
Marcus Gee
These 20 stocks are creating wealth for their shareholders
Shareholders attend the Fairfax Financial Holdings annual general meeting in Toronto on Wednesday, April 9, 2014.
From bad to worse: Brewers lose to Giants 8-4, put pitcher Wily Peralta on disabled list
Demolishing eastern Gardiner best option for public health: report
The eastern portion of the Gardiner Expressway (seen from Villiers St. to the south) is key to development plans the city of Toronto has for the area around the mouth of the Don River where the former Lever Brothers plant sits.
Jaguar considered Canadian plant before opting for 'low-cost' country
A Union flag flies behind a Jaguar car emblem outside a dealership in Manchester, northern England, March 25, 2008. Jaguar Land Rover reportedly considered opening an assembly plant in Canada before taking their business elsewhere.
Bryant hits HR, but Cubs give up 2 solo shots in 2-1 loss to surging Nationals
Monday's Baseball Capsules
Canada keeps faith with Diana Matheson, saying goal is get her back on the pitch
Stankos: Lightning must recognize opportunity, finish job against Rangers
Called out: Phillies lose to Mets 6-3 as Howard grand slam try falls short
Canada survives physical pre-World Cup match with Nigeria but coach not happy
The Alberta wildfires
Jesse Hahn pitches first complete game with four-hitter in Oakland's 4-0 win against Tigers
Smart beta ETFs: Look beyond the hype on market performance
Andrew Hallam
Three main federal parties launch pre-election television ad blitz
Three top stock picks from J. Zechner Associates’ John Zechner
John Zechner.
Greece debt repayments
AP source: Cleveland reaches settlement with US Justice Department over policing
Jeremy Guthrie gives up quick 4 homers, 11 runs, Royals routed by Yankees 14-1
Toll from faulty General Motors ignition switches now stands at 107 deaths and 199 injuries
Blue Jays hopeful Bautista will be able to return to right field next week
Big Apple Showcase Day: Empire Dreams wins Commentator Stakes at Belmont Park
FIFA challenger's campaign team tells police it was offered details about Blatter's finances
A timeline of Graham James's legal history
Sienna Senior Living enticing investors with focus on retirement housing
Mohawk council must release all claim to disputed Quebec territory to get $239M
Speculating about a tax on Vancouver real estate speculation
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson speaks during a Mayors' Council news conference, at Richmond-Brighouse Canada Line Station in Richmond, B.C., on Wednesday February 25, 2015. DARRYL DYCK FOR THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Gabby Chaves selected as Indy 500 Rookie of the Year
People familiar with situation: Brady's appeal of suspension wouldn't be heard by Wednesday
Two roads to Japan, and free trade
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe bows to bereaved families before offering a flower for Japan's unidentified war dead, during a ceremony at Chidorigafuchi National Cemetery in Tokyo May 25, 2015. REUTERS/Toru Hanai
Body of Puerto Rican taxi driver seated in cab, hands on steering wheel, in unusual wake
Another warning about Manitoba's debt, this time from a Crown corporation
Ex-president of Guyana charged with inciting racial hatred ahead of national elections
China, Chile sign currency swap deal after as Chinese PM ends South America investment tour
How does Ireland vote to approve gay marriage relate to debate over issue in US?
Wildrose party criticizes Notley for taking direct role in picking next Speaker
Hearing into murder of a Calgary couple and their grandson expected to end soon
Ont. government to face trial in lawsuit over toddler's death, judge rules
Predicting Chinese stocks an impossible game to play
An investor smiles in front of the stock price monitor at a private securities company Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2012 in Shanghai, China. Predicting Chinese equities has become an impossible game.
Brewers win challenge on Davis' disputed home run trot, but beaten by Pence, Giants 8-4
Bautista trying to be patient with shoulder injury
Jose Bautista #19 of the Toronto Blue Jays leaves the field after losing to the Boston Red Sox, 4-3, at Fenway Park on September 6, 2014 in Boston, Massachusetts
Richard Mulhall, former thoroughbred trainer and racing manager, dies at 76 after long illness
Woman protesting drilling leaves Shell ship in Washington harbour after hanging on since Friday
Traders more bullish as European banks rally
Forecasts for the region’s growth have increased. Lending to companies and households is improving too and annual bank earnings are poised to reach a five-year high.
From Ding-Dongs to cucumbers, B.C. marks decade of fruits and veggies in schools
A grade 5 class at Oaklands Elementary School in Victoria participates in an event marking British Columbia's decade-long healthy eating program that brings B.C. fruits, vegetables and milk into classrooms, Monday, May 25, 2015. B.C. Education Minister Peter Fassbender (left to right), Agriculture Minister Norm Letnick, then- Health Minister Terry Lake and Lindsay Babineau, executive director of BC agriculture in classroom, talk to the class.
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