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Juergen Klopp doesn't want to be the hero for his last game in charge of Borussia Dortmund
New York congressman wants uniform drug standards in horse racing, with help from US agency
Steve Martin reflects on nearly 5 decades in Hollywood ahead of American Film Institute honour
Stocks end week lower following reports that US economy contracted in the first quarter
Weak US economy drags down consumer sentiment in May
EU-skeptic, populist Finnish party who opposes Greek bailout enters Cabinet for the 1st time
Polish election winner Andrzej Duda officially named president-elect in emotional ceremony
Justice Minister Peter MacKay is leaving federal politics
Canada's Defence Minister Peter MacKay (L) and Chief of Defence Staff General Tom Lawson participate in the new Canadian Forces military fitness program at the Cartier Square Drill Hall in Ottawa March 4, 2013. REUTERS/Chris Wattie (CANADA - Tags: MILITARY POLITICS)
Reality TV with its illusions stripped bare by a really penetrating scripted drama, 'UnREAL'
Toronto Blue Jays recall right-hander Bo Schultz from triple-A Buffalo Bisons
Start-up Visa Program starting to gain traction
Jonathan Bixby is a founder and on the Board of Advisors of HIGHLINE.VC a VC backed Co-Venture Platform powered by some of Canada's best entrepreneurs, investors and ecosystem partners. Mr. Bixby, who invests out of both Stanley Park Ventures and Oak Mason Investments and is founder of investor platform HIGHLINE, sees the Start-up Visa Program as a way to find promising companies in foreign markets and help them scale in Canada’s higher-value market.
Former Ontario deputy minister Levin sentenced to three years for child porn
Benjamin Levin, a former Ontario deputy minister of education and a former professor at University of Toronto, is shown leaving a Toronto court on Tuesday, March 3, 2015 after pleading guilty to three charges relating to child pornography.
Review: I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better is a charming millennial memoir
Toronto writer and comic Monica Heisey writes the column ‘The Grown Ass Woman’s Guide.’
Friday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
TD bank branch bank with solar panels in Mississauga.
In Italy, migrant crisis fuels politics of fear in regional elections
A migrant stands in a migrant holding centre in Baone, near Padua, northern Italy.
U.S. GDP
Ruble rebound a relief for Russians but hurts revival of local industry competing with imports
Not forever: Paris’ love locks to be dismantled for good
A newly wed couple resting on the Pont des Arts in Paris, France against love locks that cling to the famed bridge
Record crop, ports dispute prompt US state's farmers to dump $100 million worth of apples
Rory McIlroy says he's 'getting used' to losing in Ireland after 3rd straight Irish Open exit
Qatar says it will go forward with plans to host World Cup despite corruption investigations
Former NFL star Darren Sharper pleads guilty in federal sexual assault case
US waitress donates kidney to longtime regular; hopes to inspire organ donation
Canada’s GDP
Tennis as art in Federer's smooth progression at French Open; Sharapova wins
Despite an explosion of e-publishing, Writers’ Union survey finds incomes have dropped
Kate Taylor
Gordon-Levitt has high hopes for impact of Oliver Stone's upcoming thriller about NSA leaker
Justice Minister Peter MacKay is leaving federal politics - for now
Hungary's Orban reaffirms EU, NATO membership, recognizes far-right Jobbik as main challenger
They were meant to be forever, but Paris' love locks will be dismantled for good
Ronchi hits 70-ball 88 on test debut, New Zealand recovers to 297-8 vs England in 2nd test
Alberta creationist finds 60-million-year-old fossils while digging Calgary basement
Edgar Nernberg is a creationist who believes the Earth is 6,000 years old but paleontologist Darla Zelenitsky says the fossils he found are at least 60 million years old.
The full list of more than 1 million Canadian vehicles affected by air bag recall
Deployed Takata manufactured airbags are seen on the driver and passenger side of a 2007 Dodge Charger at a recycled auto parts lot in Detroit, Michigan May 20, 2015.
Spain's agrees to make US rapid reaction force for Africa permanent at Moron air base
After US economy's dismal Q1, here are things that could accelerate or restrain growth ahead
As bailout talks stall, Greek bank deposits fall to lowest level in more than a decade
Hinterland who’s who: How hipsters took over Prince Edward County
Samantha Martin and Delta Sugar play the Hayloft Dancehall in Prince Edward County on May 23, 2015.
Greece, Morocco back as members of rugby's world governing body after suspensions lifted
With Muhammad ad pending, Washington transit officials temporarily halt issue-oriented ads
Man convicted for 1993 killing of anti-apartheid leader is granted parole in South Africa
Bank of Canada's Poloz nails his 'atrocious' prediction for the first quarter
Oil shock slows Canada's economy in first quarter
Gross domestic product shrinks 0.6% in first quarter with indications that pummelling of energy sector is bruising a broader slice of the economy.
Canadian musician asks for apology after she’s removed from plane because of crying toddler
Walk Off The Earth members including Sarah Blackwood, centre, pose on the green carpet before the 2013 Juno Gala, Dinner and Awards in Regina on April 20, 2013. Walk Off the Earth singer Sarah Blackwood says she wants compensation and an apology after being kicked off a United Airlines flight because her young child was being fussy.
Minister Peter MacKay exits politics, a blow to Tories' Maritime hopes
Federal Justice Minister Peter MacKay stands with his wife, Nazanin Afsham Jam, before a press conference in Stellarton, Nova Scotia, May 29, 2015. MacKay announced today his decision not to seek re-election, the second shock departure from Prime Minister Stephen Harper's cabinet this year.
Turkish paper probed over images of alleged Syria-bound spy agency convoys carrying ammunition
Funeral for blues great B.B. King held before hundreds in his Mississippi Delta hometown
Byron Nelson starts after 3-hour delay from overnight rain at already-soaked TPC Four Seasons
Police looking for man armed with cane who failed to rob two Toronto stores
Image of Asia: Sleeping outside to beat the heat
England wins toss, chooses to bowl 1st vs New Zealand in 2nd test at Headingley
Overdue hiker emerges from forest during search in Maple Ridge, B.C.
Source: Former House Speaker's payments were apparent effort to conceal sex misconduct
Sebastian Coe, Sergei Bubka confirmed as only 2 candidates for IAAF president
There is no Frankenwheat: professor says protein unchanged in 100 years
Canadian artists at the helm of their careers, doubling as businesspeople
Before the bell: TSX, U.S. futures sink on weak GDP data
A street sign for Wall Street hangs in front of the New York Stock Exchange May 8, 2013.
Man arrested a day after being released from jail for allegedly attacking woman
Japan, EU agree to step up defence, economic ties; show concern about South China Sea tension
Suge Knight returning to Los Angeles court to try to dismiss murder case,
Markets in Toronto and New York pull back sharply on disappointing GDP data
Spelling Bee ends in tie for second year in a row
Speller Vanya Shivashankar (L) of Olathe, Kansas, and speller Gokul Venkatachalam (R) of St. Louis, Missouri, hold up the trophy after winning the 2015 Scripps National Spelling Bee May 28, 2015 in National Harbor, Maryland.
Canadian diplomat vouches for son accused of murder at bail hearing
Marc Wabafiyebazu sits in court during his bail hearing at the Richard E. Gerstein Justice Building in Miami, Fla., on May 27, 2015.
Controversial startup Superfish says it will use ‘visual search’ in new business
A Silicon Valley startup says it’s shutting down operations and shifting to a new business model after it was blamed earlier this year for turning unwitting computer users into targets for annoying web ads — and hackers.
Observatory at One World Trade Center opens to public; view of the city from high above
Dylan Hartley dropped from England's Rugby World Cup squad, replaced by player he headbutted
Croatian war veterans leave church shelter, end protest after premier promises to meet them
Nova Scotia RCMP say 63-year-old man arrested following standoff at home
Joe Launchbury back for England as fringe players look to stake RWC claim vs Barbarians
82-year-old Florida man arrested for slashing tires in bingo dispute
Islamic State group claims suicide bombing at Shiite mosque in Saudi that kills 4
Canadian woman dies after her motorcycle hits deer near in northeastern Wyoming
Scotiabank says don't expect it to push beyond its Latin American footprint
Unchanged Pakistan wins toss, chooses to bowl against Zimbabwe in 2nd ODI
South Africa brushes aside World Cup allegations as ‘speculation’
Former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner solicited $10-million in bribes from the South African government to host the 2010 World Cup, the U.S. Justice Department said. Warner issued a statement saying he is innocent of any charges.
With rain on the way, Houston-area residents watch river levels, say they've been here before
Observatory at One World Trade Center opens to public; view of the city from above 1,250 feet
Operator of broken pipeline that caused California oil spill faces scrutiny over response
Islamic State affiliate in Libya takes over civilian airport in central city of Sirte
2 plead guilty in crackdown on Mexican cartels' money laundering in LA fashion district
China confirms first case of MERS, a South Korean man who had been told to stay at home
The top 10 highest-paid female CEOs at S&P 500 companies
Scotiabank beats estimates with strong operations at home
File photo of a Scotiabank location in Toronto.
Madagascar parliamentarians seek to oust president in renewal of political turmoil
Report: Iranian plane carrying humanitarian aid for Yemen lands in Djibouti airport
Italy's rising Northern League leader champions anti-migrant themes in regional elections
France and Morocco vow to strengthen counterterrorism co-operation after diplomatic rift
Carrick best reads: 'I’ll get out before stocks crash'
Last autumn, there were two ‘flash crashes’ in the U.S. bond market that would have triggered stock market crashes if they had lasted even hours longer. According to JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s CEO, Jamie Dimon, those sudden bond plunges were so huge that they should only happen every three billion years.
Austria defender Kevin Wimmer joins Tottenham from Cologne on 5-year deal
Correction: Norway-Myanmar-Rohingya story
Friday's small-cap stocks to watch
Terry Leon, President and CEO of Leon's Furniture poses in his flagship Toronto store after announcing the purchase of the Brick, in Toronto November 12, 2012.
Rocky road: A look at key milestones in Britain's troubled ties to the European Union
Pentagon chief calls Beijing's South China Sea land reclamation out of step
Crusaders keep playoffs hope alive after beating leaders Hurricanes; Sharks hold off Melbourne
82-year-old arrested for slashing tires after dispute over bingo seat at retirement community
Mistress, now wife, of ex-Czech PM, 3 spy agency officials acquitted of abuse of power charges
Finance ministers tackle growth worries amid worries about potential 'accident' with Greece
UEFA chief Platini reflects on Heysel 30 years after playing in final where 39 fans died
China executes boarding school teacher who molested or raped 26 girls as young as 4
Lightning strike at ancient palace on Crete injures 12 Russian tourists, mostly lightly
Malaysia denies entry to Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmaker days after barring teen activist
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