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RCMP to release rest of Ottawa shooter video as government pushes for C-51 support
RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson arrives at a Senate national security committee hearing witnesses on Bill C-51, the Anti-terrorism Act, in Ottawa, Monday May 25, 2015.
B.C. finance minister suggests speculation tax wouldn’t control prices
B.C. Finance Minister Mike de Jong, tables the budget in the Legislative Assembly in Victoria, B.C., Tuesday February 17, 2015 as Premier Christy Clark looks on.
The disheartening truth of a UN whistleblower
Gerald Caplan
Residents of flooded B.C. village offered disaster financial aid from province
Astros can't get the big hit for Keuchel, who gives up 2 HRs in 4-3 loss to Orioles
Reds lose their 9th in a row for worst slump in 17 years, fall 5-4 to Rockies
True extent of sexual misconduct problem in military unknown: Whitecross
Canada helps block UN plan to rid world of nukes, citing defence of Israel
Minister of Foreign Affairs Rob Nicholson delivers a statement at Foreign Affairs headquarters in Ottawa on Thursday, March 19, 2015. Mr. Rob Nicholson said Canada’s decision to block a United Nations plan to rid the world of nuclear weapons “sends a strong message about Canada’s resolve not to compromise the integrity of a treaty to which we remain fully and deeply committed.”
Banks taking share from independent mutual-fund firms
Independent fund companies are struggling to survive in an industry that is dominated by Canada’s Big Six banks, which has scooped up smaller players in the past decade.
Roark, Ramos lead Nationals past Cubs 2-1 as Bryant and Harper face each other for first time
Buzz kill: Taking a bite out of dengue fever with genetically modified mosquitoes
Aedes aegypti mosquitos are seen in a container at a laboratory of biotech company Oxitec, in Campinas, 100 km from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Police: Man shoots 11-year-old boy in chest with BB gun, says boy once shot his 5-year-old son
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Convicted pedophile, former hockey coach Graham James faces more charges
Graham James arrives at court for sentencing in Winnipeg on March 20, 2012. James, a former junior hockey coach convicted of sexually abusing players, is facing more charges.
Nolasco shines, Plouffe goes deep to help Twins stay hot in 7-2 win over Red Sox
Ontario court to hear more opposition to Canada Post’s end to home delivery
Canada Post vehicles sit outside a sorting depot in the Ville St-Laurent borough of Montreal on June 6, 2011.
After a week of safety concerns, the Indianapolis 500 is looking good with Montoya's victory
Seven deadly mistakes that destroy employee motivation
Seven deadly mistakes that destroy employee motivation.
What makes us leave a workplace? What makes us stay?
Cover from Lead Yourself First! Indispensable Lessons in Business and in Life by Michelle Ray (Changemakers Books)
Parliament Hill shooting: Nerve centre lacked tech help, food, senior execs
Bears release defensive end Ray McDonald after domestic violence arrest in California
Federal election: Let’s have a three-way!
Margaret Wente
Gardner, McCann, Drew hit 3-run homers, Yankees rough up Guthrie, Royals 14-1
Pre-election campaigns ramp up, revealing federal parties' strategies
John Ibbitson
Convicted pedophile, former junior hockey coach Graham James faces more charges
Bridge in southwestern Nova Scotia damaged by truck towing excavator
Ombudsman says Hydro One customers were shocked by high electricity bills
In Wild West pre-writ period, parties, advocacy groups issue political ads
Canadian companies slow to set targets for female directors
More than half of Canada’s largest companies have adopted formal policies for increasing the proportion of women on their boards of directors, but only a small minority are creating specific targets for gender diversity.
Colon gets 7th win and 2nd hit of season to lead Mets over Phillies 6-3, stopping 3-game skid
Bank of America upgrade on global energy offers bullish outlook
The threaded end of one of hundreds of drill pipes is shown in front of the Baytex Energy Ltd.'s Pembina oil rig near Pigeon Lake, Alta.
Reds lose 9th straight, Arenado homers and leads Rockies to 5-4 win
The best images from around the world for May 25
TOPSHOTS A protestor opposed to the Burundian President's third term wears a mask near a burning barricade in the Kinama neighborhood of Bujumbura on May 25, 2015. AFP PHOTO/Carl de SouzaCARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images
RBC, City National off to friendly start ahead of $5.4-billion takeover
Russell Goldsmith, Chairman and CEO of City National Bank, poses for photographs in his office downtown Los Angeles.
Charter nears deal to buy Time Warner Cable for about $55 billion
Challenge for new Notley cabinet is to manage big expectations, say analysts
Man, 23, charged with murder in death of grandmother in Richmond Hill, Ont.
From Ding-Dongs to cucumbers, B.C. marks decade of fruit and veggies in schools
Joseph and Pearce hit HRs as Orioles beat Astros 4-3 to hand Keuchel 1st loss
Investigators say man shot by RCMP north of Edmonton had two guns
Kenney says Iraqi military needs 'to do better' in Islamic State fight
Defence Minister Jason Kenney answers a question during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Monday, May 25, 2015. He said other Western countries are conducting major military training for the Iraqis.
Wildfires shut down oil sands production in Alberta
Smoke rises from a wildfire at North Wabasca Lake in Alberta on Sunday, May 24, 2015.
France's Alexander Levy misses out in world ranking but earns US Open spot through qualifier
What three money managers are buying right now
Julien Billot, president and CEO of Yellow Pages Group Corp., is seen in 2014.
Q&A: Top tips for investors from Mawer's Kara Lilly
UN chief says nations must make more safe options for refugees, recalls losing own home as boy
King of pain: A battered but unbowed LeBron James has Cavaliers within reach of Finals
'Mindy Project' staying on City despite being dropped by Fox in the U.S.
Canada, U.S., Mexico agree to establish working group for climate change, energy
Catch up: 100,000 faulty Hydro One bills and other stories you may have missed today
Hydro One president and CEO Carmine Marcello responds to a report on Hydro One billing practices and customer service from Ontario Ombudsman Andre Marin at a press conference in Toronto on Monday, May 25, 2015.
2 B.B. King daughters say close aides poisoned him; estate lawyer calls claims 'ridiculous'
Laid-back llama on the lam now up back from day of freedom in Armstrong, B.C.
'Lawrence of Arabia,' 'Doctor Zhivago' star Omar Sharif has Alzheimer's disease, agent says
Tens of thousands march in funeral for Shiite victims in suicide bombing
Shi'ite Muslims attend a mass funeral for victims of last Friday's suicide attack on a mosque, in Qatif, east Saudi Arabia, May 25, 2015.
Athletics coach Ron Washington cherishes another chance to be in big league uniform at 63
Bears release defensive end Ray McDonald after domestic violence arrest in California
FILE - MAY 25: According to reports May 25, 2015, Chicago Bears defensive lineman Ray McDonald was arrested by the Santa Clara Police Department on charges of domestic violence and child endangerment.
Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell together again for new album and share love for Johnny Cash
1 cigarette caused destruction of 106-suite condo in Edmonton:fire chief
Rays put 1B Loney on 15-day disabled list with broken left middle finger, could miss 4-6 weeks
Canada helps block UN plan to rid world of nukes, citing defence of Israel
Police watchdog IDs man fatally shot by officers in Guelph hospital
B.C. fire under control, but danger remains with undermined trees
The Little Bobtail Lake wildfire, southwest of Prince George, B.C., is shown on Wednesday, May 13, 2015. A wildfire raging mostly out of control over the past two weeks in British Columbia's Central Interior has been largely contained. Fire teams have managed to bring the Little Bobtail Lake fire about 80 per cent under control, though about 80 people remain forced from their homes.
Farmer takes a bite out of the tobacco industry with chew alternative
After five heart operations and an inability to kick his highly addictive chewing habit, Mr. Holt decided he was going to make a healthy chewing alternative, but with what and how?
Hundreds of taxi drivers march in Mexico against Uber, say unfair competition
B.C. fire under control, but danger remains from undermined trees
Egypt prosecutor refers to trial 3 newspaper employees on charges of publishing 'false news'
Unleashing the power of technology to deliver psychotherapy
LANGDON, AB : MAY 21, 2015 -- 13-year-old Nick Wroblewsky a Grade 7 student plays on his scooter on the front street on Thursday, May 21, 2015 near Calgary, Alberta. His family doctor diagnosed him with situational anxiety, when he was eight and his parents found a tech-based therapy program with a counsellor in Newfoundland. Once a week, they would have phone therapy for a 10-week course to help him with is disorder. Photo by Chris Bolin for The Globe and Mail
Odd-man in: Mets go to 6-man rotation to cut innings for Harvey, deGrom and Syndergaard
Velan locks out 400 Montreal workers who rejected collective agreement
FIFA defers decision on continental rotation rule for 2026 World Cup bidding contest
Lawyer's libel suit goes from bad to ugly; ordered to pay $100K
Tens of thousands march in funeral for Shiite victims of Saudi attack, denouncing sectarianism
Bears release defensive end Ray McDonald after domestic violence arrest in California
John Doyle: TSN doc Rise an intimate look at Canada’s World Cup women
John Doyle
Counterterrorism strategy: Take the long view
A sign for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service building is shown in Ottawa, Tuesday, May 14, 2013.
Andy Lopez retires after 14-year run at Arizona that included 2012 national title
Lobster fee would have to involve southwest Nova Scotia fishermen:buyer
Patience is key with Crescent Point
A Crescent Point Energy pump jack
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Olympic speedskater Denny Morrison says he's 'lucky dude' after motorbike crash
As a substitute teacher, I wasn't sure how to connect with this sad little boy
Nevada murder trial is latest to test interpretations of 'stand your ground' laws across US
Timeline of Ontario's current labour strife in schools
Blue Jays activate Jose Reyes from 15-day disabled list
Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Jose Reyes lays down a sacrifice bunt
Demote G20 sergeant to constable, prosecution to urge discipline hearing
Toronto Blue Jays activate veteran shortstop Reyes from 15-day disable list
Adam Palmer replaces Jim Chu as Vancouver police chief
Real Madrid fires coach Carlo Ancelotti, will announce replacement next week
Alberta imposes provincewide fire ban as blaze forces 2,000 from homes
A row of houses lay burnt to the ground, on the outskirts of Slave Lake, Alberta, May 20, 2011. Parts of the town were devastated by wild fires that rolled through the area May 15 and 16th.
Centre Cole Cassels a two-way threat for Generals at Memorial Cup
Seafood-tracking phone app would be latest in booming world of food traceability technology
Desperate for solutions, California looks Down Under for advice on surviving the drought
Border guards seize kilos of cocaine at Pearson airport, customs officials say
Josh Hamilton hitless in return to majors as Rangers top Indians
Texas Rangers' Josh Hamilton talks to the media prior to the Rangers baseball game against the Cleveland Indians Monday, May 25, 2015, in Cleveland.
Halifax's food scene grows up
Unwind with a Maritime cheese and charcuterie board at the cozy Obladee Wine Bar.
Energy East pipeline would threaten Manitoba’s drinking water: report
TransCanada CEO Russ Girling (second from left) announces the new Energy East pipeline.
Galapagos Island volcano erupts after 33 years, threatening fragile ecosystem
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