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US soccer team to play Guatemala on July 3 at Nashville in prep for CONCACAF Gold Cup
Water supplies dwindling as First Nation scrambles to fix broken ferry
Ottawa to pay Nunavut more than $250 million in land- claim lawsuit settlement
AP source: Tech CEO Goldberg died after collapsing in gym on vacation
UC Berkeley project discovers writing from Mark Twain's early days as newspaperman
Halifax Rainmen basketball team will be back to play next season: owner
Wildrose leader worried about Alberta 'accidentally' electing NDP
Alberta premier Jim Prentice compares himself to 'Star Wars' rogue Han Solo
PartnerRe says it will proceed with Axis Capital deal, rejecting $6.16B offer from Exor
Harassment case against Boston marathon bombers' sister dropped; allegations can't be proved
FBI releases files into 2002 corruption investigation into late Boston Mayor Thomas Menino
Insolvency debt in Ontario
King James calling: LeBron lifts post-season media blackout to congratulate friend Chris Paul
Canada urged to lobby to have asbestos added to UN hazardous list
Asbestos mining site near Thetford Mines, Que., on May 13, 2009.
The Muppets to team up with several YouTube stars for skits and other online videos
Jewelry thief sought by police in Nova Scotia following theft of diamond, gold
Images from the world hockey championships
Russia’s Artemi Panarin, left, gets a kiss from a teammateas they celebrate scoring a goal during the Hockey World Championships Group B match against the USA in Ostrava, Czech Republic, Monday, May 4, 2015.
Canadian Henderson gets sponsor's exemption to play at Manulife LPGA Classic
Republican field grows: Tech exec Fiorina, retired doctor Carson launch White House bids
General Motors will invest $174 million in to support Malibu production at Kansas plant
Rocket-propelled grenade forced down Mexican military helicopter; 5 soldiers killed
Canadian Henderson showing she’s a threat to win on LPGA Tour
Brooke Henderson smiles during the Manulife LPGA Classic media day at Whistle Bear Golf Club in Cambridge, Ontario, on Monday, May 4, 2015.
FERGUSON ON GOLF: Rory McIlroy is still No. 1, and didn't need Match Play to prove it
Crown, defence lawyer haggle over evidence at Duffy trial
Kerry appeals to South Sudan's warring leaders, threatens them with accountability for crimes
Finland's military informs 900,000 reservists about war duty as part of defence reforms
Enbridge Income Fund Q1 profit rises, helped by acquisitions
Habs say Desharnais is not travelling with team to Tampa
Montreal Canadiens head coach Michel Therrien, left, gives a few pointers to David Desharnais during a practice Monday, April 13, 2015 in Brossard, Que.
Derek Hough being careful while healing from 'Dancing' injuries; looks forward to summer tour
Toll from faulty General Motors ignition switches now stands at 97 deaths and 179 injuries
Teachers strike, sex ed protests hit Ontario government
A woman sits on the picket line in front of Lorne Park Secondary School Ontario as the Secondary Schools Teachers Federation (OSSTF) are on strike after talks broke down with the Peel District School Board
A photography show that rewards the act of slow looking
Mark Ruwedel’s Central Pacific #18, 1994.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announces $235 million for national conservation projects
Canadian Blood Services is closing clinics – and this is great news
André Picard
Missing family found after search in wilderness north of Kamloops, B.C.
Desharnais doesn't travel with Canadiens to Tampa because of illness
U.S. military denies reports of high civilian casualties in coalition airstrike in Syria
A Civil Defence member looks at the sky fearing another airstrike as he searches for survivors at a damaged site. Activists said a barrel bomb dropped by forces loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad hit a school and a residential building in Seif al-Dawla neighbourhood of Aleppo on May 3, 2015.
Boston Marathon bomber wipes away tears as his Russian aunt breaks down on the witness stand
Ethiopian Israelis: How clashes expose an ‘open wound’ on race relations
Ethiopian children, whose roots trace back to Judaism, look out of a window at the Beta Israel school while awaiting immigration to Israel, in Gondar on March 8, 2007.
Ex-Christie allies plead not guilty after charges over lane closures on bridge
Polish doctors perform rare, extensive throat-area transplant on cancer patient
Have a history of sleepwalking? If so, your kids are more likely to do it too
The Latest on prophet cartoon case: Suspect's mom says she didn't know son would use violence
Jets, GM Mike Maccagnan fire pro personnel director Brendan Prophett, 5 scouts
Stephen Curry, a Warrior with a golden touch, is NBA's MVP; star guard beats out Harden, James
Supreme Court rejects appeal from convicted murderer seeking sex-change surgery in Boston
Four dogs inducted into Purina Animal Hall of Fame for heroism
China stocks slump as IPO wave cools sentiment, Australia flat after rate cut
Ontario teacher strikes hit third district, affecting more than 70,000 students
Missing family found after search in wilderness north of Kamloops, B.C.
Report: B.C. Health Ministry review of methadone program
The cover page of a B.C. Health Ministry review of the province's methadone program.
Executive always on the run, whether in Prada heels or New Balance trainers
With a busy work life, executive and marathoner Alison Simpson puts in her training runs in Toronto at the crack of dawn – or earlier.
Five things to know about Ontario's controversial new sex-ed curriculum
Turkey says it has stopped over 200 migrants from heading to EU-member Greece in small boats
Grain mixed, livestock higher
South Sudan ratifies Convention on the Rights of the Child; US, Somalia only outliers left
The latest on Boston Marathon trial: Relatives, friend call Tsarnaev a wunderkind, goofy
Sally Beauty investigating reports of unusual activity on payment cards used at US stores
Egypt officials: Militants attack security forces' base in Sinai, no word on casualties
Golden years not so as seniors file for insolvency with bigger debts: report
At least 21 people burned to death in bus wreck in central India; police say toll may rise
Dean Foods: Raft of regional milk brands to get a common identity
Thousands of migrants saved off Libyan coast in year’s biggest rescue
A child waves before disembarking from tug boat Asso29 in the Sicilian harbour of Pozzallo, southern Italy, May 4, 2015. Nearly 5,800 migrants were plucked from boats off the coast of Libya and 10 bodies were recovered in less than 48 hours, Italy's coast guard said, in one of the biggest rescue operations this year. REUTERS/Antonio Parrinello
Warriors star Stephen Curry named NBA MVP
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry reacts after scoring against the Memphis Grizzlies during the first half of Game 1 in a second-round NBA playoff basketball series in Oakland, Calif., Sunday, May 3, 2015.
Born under gender-equal succession rules, but life won't be a fairytale for UK's new princess
Centenarian survives Nepal quake, wonders if he's testing fate
Italian trekkie astronaut brews, sips fresh espresso in space, a first for humankind
US factory orders up 2.1 per cent in March, first advance in 8 months
New York Senate leader says he is innocent in corruption case that resulted in son's arrest
Canadiens’ Prust squarely in the middle of bad blood and controversy
Montreal Canadiens winger Brandon Prust runs into Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Ben Bishop during the third period of Game 2 NHL second round playoff hockey action Sunday, May 3, 2015 in Montreal.
Bombardier Transportation says consortium finalizing Cairo monorail contract
Muted celebrations of Buddha's birthday in Nepal, with prayers turned to those lost in quake
The Latest on prophet cartoon attack: Phoenix home searched in cartoon contest attack probe
Cisco Systems CEO Chambers to step down from post, Robbins appointed as successor
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard invited to speak to Ontario legislature
Dean Foods combining regional milk brands under the national "DairyPure" label
Annual report on Anti-Semitism in Czech Republic registers increase of harassment, threats
Nova Scotia funds project aimed at attracting immigrants to Cape Breton
Dutch, Canadian prime ministers lead off a week of WWII remembrance events
Monday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
The shadows of people holding mobile phones are cast onto a backdrop projected with the Twitter logo in this illustration picture taken in 2013.
Prisoner charged after alleged cellblock attack on B.C. deputy sheriff
Review: 'North Korea Confidential' shows world slipping in, from Coca-Cola to porn
Why the G20 must revitalize our global institutions
Former prime minister Paul Martin
A name that evokes family, British history: Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, princess of Cambridge
Clippers-Rockets Playoff Capsule
Tembec says quarter weaker than expected, Q2 loss rises to $40 million
Belleville man charged after online child luring investigation
By opposing police enforcing morality rules, Iran's president pushes back against hard-liners
Bruce Jenner in the spotlight for pair of 'Keeping up With the Kardashians' specials
Blues legend B.B. King hospitalized, returns home for hospice care in Las Vegas
Serena Williams beats Sloane Stephens 6-4, 6-0 to advance to 3rd round at Madrid Open
Innovative proposal may see F1 teams engaged in tire wars
Jeff Pappone
FIFA members to weigh vote in Israel-Palestinians dispute on their presidential election day
Across Mideast, Islamic State group challenges al-Qaida, but veteran terror network adapts
Real test: Juventus takes on Madrid 'without fear' in Champions League semifinals
Doing right thing comes at a cost, Harper tells WW2 vets at VE Day service
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen Harper lay a wreath during memorial ceremonies in honor of Canadian soldiers who died during the liberation of the Netherlands in 1945
German spy chief under fire over alleged NSA links, insists his spy agency is no US 'tool'
New book by David McCullough takes to the skies: 'The Wright Brothers'
Heavy Saudi-led airstrikes hit Yemen airports as kingdom ponders possible cease-fire for aid
Kerry to visit Saudi Arabia to confer on Yemen; US wants humanitarian 'pause' in fighting
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