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Roma beats Lazio 2-1 in derby to secure 2nd in Serie A and direct entry into Champions League
Toronto boy accidentally shoots himself, tells police it was a drive-by shooting
Former England coach Steve McClaren fired by Derby after failing to get team in Premier League
Hana the dolphin dies at Vancouver Aquarium despite groundbreaking surgery
Hana the white-sided dolphin is shown in a handout photo. The dolphin has died at the Vancouver Aquarium despite having unprecedented surgery for a gastrointestinal disorder.Hana had been watched around the clock after surgery on Friday.
Long road back: Josh Hamilton is in Rangers' lineup, playing left field against Cleveland
Saskatchewan teacher found not guilty of sexual exploitation of Grade 10 student
In Ireland’s vote, redemption for Oscar Wilde
Yes supporters react at Dublin castle, Ireland, Saturday, May 23, 2015. Ireland voted resoundingly to legalize gay marriage in the world’s first national vote on the issue.
Colombian rebels demand that their government return remains of fallen comrades
Arts and real estate – a winning mix Artscape is exporting to B.C.
The Daniels Waterfront - City of the Arts will rise on the site of the former Guvernmnent entertainment complex. Here, looking from Lake Ontario, is a northwest view of the two-tower project that will include space for office, retail, residential, academic and cultural components.
Surprise upgrade: Ireland's first gay marriages possible by July, justice minister says
Who? Alberta's new energy minister Marg McCuaig-Boyd an unknown in the oilpatch
Three men seriously injured when house explodes in Vancouver Island community
Knotty art installation planned for pope's visit to Philadelphia symbolizes life's challenges
Employee at Halifax grocery store finds nail in recalled potato
Ruptured California pipeline may be removed by Tuesday; possible size of oil spill is reduced
Discovery of woman's body in home clicks over Regina homicide meter
Faith No More marks return with 1st album in 18 years, launches new tour
Reds put catcher Devin Mesoraco on DL with sore hip, starter Johnny Cueto's elbow examined
Nebraska authorities say death row inmate convicted in 1985 cult killings has died in prison
Season finished but Man City still on the move, with Toronto FC the first stop
Injured Mets third baseman David Wright sent to California to see back specialist
Hana the dolphin dies at Vancouver Aquarium despite groundbreaking surgery
Scientists warn plant global knowledge will be lost as botany studies drop sharply
Canada an energy superpower? No more
An oil field worker walks up a flight of stairs near wellheads that inject steam into the ground and pump oil out at the Cenovus Energy Christina Lake Steam-Assisted Gravity Drainage project south of Fort McMurray, Alta., on Aug. 15, 2013.
Winnipeg police charge 13 men with sexually abusing girl over several years
Energy East pipeline would threaten Manitoba's drinking water: report
Explosion in coastal city, stronghold of Syria's president, kills 3; cause unknown
Report: Iran raises gasoline prices by 40 per cent as it cuts portion of its fuel subsidies
Paid family leave gets good reviews in Rhode Island as Obama pushes for change nationwide
Mangled wreckage after explosion, fire, outside Winnipeg business
Independent candidate on the rise in Mexico, benefiting with voter disgust at party politics
Facebook Canada to send Amber Alerts to nearby users
Victoria, who turns one tomorrow, gets a grip on a reporters microphone as she is held by father Simon Boisclair, of Trois-Rivieres, Que., in Ottawa on Monday, May 25, 2015, during an announcement of the launch of a Facebook AMBER Alert System in Canada. Victoria was taken from a hospital in Quebec last year and was found thanks in part to Facebook. Celine Ethier, the mother of Melanie Ethier, who went missing in 1996 sits at right.
Suriname president bets general elections will keep his party in power for another 5 years
Delta says 2 of its international planes threatened; other anonymous calls deemed not credible
Big Ten sends a chill through college baseball, advancing a record 5 teams to NCAA tournament
Calgary judge denies bail while convicted murderer appeals
Why can’t you get a proper cup of tea in paradise?
Facebook agrees to distribute targeted Amber Alerts to nearby users
Orioles' Brian Matusz suspended 8 games for foreign substance on arm; left-hander appeals
Obama asks Americans to never stop repaying the debt owed to those who made ultimate sacrifice
French 1st-division club Lille names Herve Renard as new coach, replacing Rene Girard
Norwich back in Premier League at 1st attempt after beating Middlesbrough 2-0 in playoff final
Desperate for solutions, California looks Down Under for advice on surviving the drought
'Tomorrowland' takes top spot at box office over 'Pitch Perfect 2' during slow holiday weekend
Killings targeting Bangladesh secular bloggers worry Toronto moderator
Farid Ahmed, moderator of an atheistic blog South Asian blog called Mukto Mona, poses with his wife Afroja Akter in Toronto, Wednesday May 20, 2015.
Germany labels Russia's decision to deny entry to lawmaker and Merkel ally 'unacceptable'
Egypt official says extremists in northern Sinai kill soldier in shootout, wound officer
Alberta man jailed for trying to smuggle woman across Canada-U.S. border
Canada women to look sharp on and off the field at Women's World Cup
Pakistan cricketer Raza Hasan banned for 2 years after failing doping test
How Alberta’s cooling housing market stacks up versus Toronto, Vancouver
New housing construction in Calgary, Thursday, June 26, 2014.
Greece can’t accept a cure that’s worse than the disease
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis.
Study: Climate change to worsen ragweed counts in Europe, just like in North America
Five summer must-dos in this Colorado ski town
Montanya Distillers
Bangladesh bans radical Islamist group accused of killing atheist bloggers, writers
Fabio Capello tasked with taking Russia to World Cup semifinal at home in 2018
Quebec corruption inquiry hearings resume under publication ban
Why Quebeckers are ready to embrace Tom Mulcair
Antonia Maioni
Titanic: The Musical: Familiar sea saga almost sunk by grand ambition
A scene from Titanic.
Quebec corruption inquiry hearings resume under publication ban
Justice France Charbonneau smiles as she sits on the opening day of a Quebec inquiry looking into allegations of corruption in Montreal, Tuesday, May 22, 2012.
Brazil prison riot leaves 8 dead; Nearly 50 hostages have been freed
United Arab Emirates aims for the stars with new plans for a national space agency
Volley of gunshots between black cars near playground in Surrey, B.C.
Burundi political candidate says opposition prevented from campaigning
Members of the Imbonerakure pro-government youth militia chase after opposition protesters, unhindered by police, in the Kinama district of the capital Bujumbura, in Burundi Monday, May 25, 2015. Protests continued in the capital Monday, with demonstrators saying they will continue until President Pierre Nkurunziza steps down at the end of his second term.
Striking teachers to be legislated back to work
Livestream: Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin on reconciling unity and diversity in the modern era
Tornado slams Mexican border city Ciudad Acuna, flipping cars and killing at least 10
Sharapova, Murray and Berdych all advance at French Open
Russia's Maria Sharapova celebrates after winning her match against Estonia's Kaia Kanepi at the French Open.
Ontario to end high-school teachers’ strike with back-to-work legislation
Teachers on strike rally outside of Queen's Park in Toronto on Thursday, May 14, 2015. A hearing at the Ontario Labour Relations Board on the legality of the strikes by teachers in Durham, Peel and Rainbow(Sudbury) districts began Thursday morning.
Russia launches massive air force manoeuvrs with 250 aircraft, 12,000 servicemen;
Ontario to order striking teachers back to work
Teachers on strike rally outside of Queen's Park in Toronto on Thursday, May 14, 2015.
Thousands of revellers celebrate Midburn Festival in Israel's Negev Desert
A man dances during the 2015 Midburn festival which attracted 6000 Israelis and foreigners for the five day festival.
Fashion's greatest hits, misses on the Cannes Film Festival red carpet for 2015
Opposition leader claims Burundi not ready for polls as opposition is not allowed to campaign
Joe Gibbs, no stranger to success, calls Coca-Cola 600 'a big deal,' and more may be coming
LeBron pushes himself to total exhaustion in win over Hawks
Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James falls to the floor as time expires in their game against the Atlanta Hawks in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals of the NBA basketball playoffs, Sunday, May 24, 2015, in Cleveland.
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Group releases strategy to help Canadians with rare diseases get care
Images from Monday's action at the French Open
France's Gilles Simon serves the ball to compatriot Lucas Pouille during their first round match of the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium, Monday, May 25, 2015 in Paris.
Wildfire forces about 2,000 people from homes in northern Alberta
Ontario delaying some film tax credit cuts after complaints from industry
Once vilified for oil spill, BP now getting credit for tourism boom along Gulf Coast
After a decade online, YouTube is redefining celebrity with online video creators
Russia plans to use prison labour to cut costs for the 2018 World Cup
Hydro One issued more than 100,000 faulty bills: Ombudsman
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.
Candlelight vigil in Nepal's capital marks 1 month since quake that killed nearly 8,700 people
Review: The dominance of fossil energy will recede, The Carbon Bubble argues. But at what pace?
The Syncrude Canada Ltd. base plant stands in the Athabasca Oil Sands near Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, on Wednesday, June 19, 2014. Heavy crude from the oil sands has traded at an average of $18.70 per barrel below the U.S. benchmark over the last five years due to a transportation bottleneck in North America. The discount costs Canadaís economy as much as C$50 million per day, according to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Photographer: Ben Nelms/Bloomberg Jeff Rubin argues that Canada’s oil sands sector will not survive in a de-carbonized world.
With Ramadi setback, Obama’s global credibility takes another hit
Derek Burney, left, and Fen Hampson
Turkey says Kurdish rebels fired mortar rounds at military base; no one hurt
Monday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
A Telus store on Queen St. East in Toronto's Beaches neighbourhood is shown on March 5, 2014.
Pakistan hopes to carry on winning momentum in ODIs against Zimbabwe
Bowman's new gig: Michael Phelps' longtime coach goes back to school as Arizona State's coach
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Austria playmaker David Alaba to miss Euro 2016 qualifier against Russia after knee in jury
Housing starts to slow slightly this year and in 2016: CMHC Q2 outlook
CMHC warns of housing slowdown
Framers work on new housing construction in Calgary, Alberta, March 16, 2015.
England down to 1 candidate in search for new coach of national cricket team
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