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Hosmer hits 3-run shot, Jason Vargas cruises and Royals back to winning by downing Indians 5-3
Bangladesh wins toss, sends Pakistan in to bat in 2nd test
San Jose wins at Houston for 1st time since 2010 in Dominic Kinnear's return
After weeklong controversy, Charlie Hebdo receives PEN award at literary gala in NYC
Bud Norris nicked by 1 bad inning, Orioles start week in New York with 3-2 loss to Mets
What could Alberta look under the NDP? A look some of the party's key promises
Fans push to preserve the New Mexico childhood home of Doors lead singer Jim Morrison
Internet company Mega, launched by Kim Dotcom, fails to list on New Zealand stock market
Brewers owner Attanasio supports GM's decision to fire Roenicke
Twins place infielder Eduardo Nunez on the disabled list with oblique strain
Cardinals make it 8 in a row, rally past Cubs again to win 7-4
David Swann retains Calgary seat for Liberals in Alberta election
Greinke sharp in 5th win this season, Turner hits 3-run homer and Dodgers beat Brewers 8-2
The PC dynasty falls: Understanding Alberta’s history of one-party rule
Alberta Progressive Conservative leader Peter Lougheed is surrounded by cheering supporters on Aug. 31, 1971, after his election victory over the Social Credit Party. The 1971 election was one of only a handful of times when one Alberta party has unseated another.
Struggling McCutchen takes blame as Pirates drop 4th straight in 7-1 loss to Reds
Greg Clark makes history, wins Alberta Party's first seat in legislature
An NDP victory changes everything Canadians think about Alberta
Gary Mason
Brian Jean brings Wildrose back to respectability
Alberta Wildrose leader Brian Jean walks through the crowd after being declared the official opposition in Fort McMurray, Alta., on Tuesday May 5, 2015.
Tuesday's Baseball Capsules
CP NewsAlert: Alberta Wildrose Leader Brian Jean wins seat in Fort McMurray
CP NewsAlert: Alberta PC Leader Jim Prentice wins seat in Calgary Foothills
Warriors G Stephen Curry presented with MVP award before Game 2
Kane scores only goal as Blackhawks beat Wild for 3-0 series lead
Patrick Kane #88 of the Chicago Blackhawks scores a goal as Devan Dubnyk #40 of the Minnesota Wild defends the net during the first period in Game Three of the Western Conference Semifinals during the 2015 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs on May 5, 2015 at Xcel Energy Center in St Paul, Minnesota.
Next Alberta Premier Rachel Notley takes up father's NDP legacy
PCs lose four-decade hold on the Albertan electorate
Alberta Premier and Progressive Conservative party leader Jim Prentice reacts after losing the Alberta election in Calgary, Alberta, May 5, 2015.
San Jose wins at Houston for 1st time since 2010 in Dominic Kinnear's return
Five-year-old boy dead after run over by SUV in driveway at home
Chavez strikes out 7 in 7 1-3 innings to help Athletics snap Twins' 5-game streak with 2-1 win
Texas Rangers get first series win of the season with 7-1 victory over Houston Astros
Smyly gives up homer to Betts to lose no-hit bid in 6th, Rays fall to Red Sox 2-0
Raiders cut ties with James Jones, Miles Burris, Kevin Boothe, 5 others
Tuesday's NHL Capsules
Former Raiders fullback Marv Hubbard dies at age 68
Gender pay gap in Canada more than twice global average, study shows
A study finds that Canadian women make $8,000 less than men doing equivalent work.
Samardzija pitches 7 solid innings as White Sox end 5-game slide with 5-2 victory over Tigers
Marlins limit Nationals to 3 hits in 2-1 victory over Strasburg, who makes early exit
Guess who got the goal? Yep, Kane, as Crawford, Blackhawks beat Wild 1-0 for 3-0 series lead
Hosmer hits 3-run shot, Jason Vargas cruises and Royals back to winning by downing Indians 5-3
Chad Billingsley gives up 5 earned runs in long-awaited return as Phillies fall to Braves 9-0
CP NewsAlert: Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley wins Edmonton seat
Landlord hounds dog owners for fecal samples to sniff out ‘poopetrator’
Mustache the dog walks outside a apartment building in Burnaby, B.C. Tuesday, May, 5, 2015.
Jays offence stifled in loss to Yankees
New York Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner (11) is safe at second base ahead of the tag from Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Ryan Goins (17) during the first inning in a game at Rogers Centre.
US Olympic skier Vonn named honorary ambassador for Pyeongchang Winter Games
With injured Wall out, top-seeded Hawks hand Wizards 1st playoff loss, 106-90, even series 1-1
Police: Idaho officer shot by man who stole patrol car dies of injuries; $2M bail for suspect
QMJHL Roundup: Remparts down Oceanic 7-4; Quebec takes 2-0 series lead
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman can be deposed in concussions lawsuit
Metro Atlanta prosecutor questions statements sheriff made after shooting in model home
B.C. lawyer avoids penalty over conduct of ex-con he employed
The B.C Court of Appeal in Vancouver, British Columbia
Marlon Byrd drives in 4, Reds send struggling Pirates to 7-1 loss
Teixeira homers and Pineda throws eight shutout innings as Yankees top Jays 6-3
Walker Cup teammates Nathan Smith, Todd White reach semifinals of US Amateur Four-Ball
Vancouver girl grabbed, pulled into car, flees; Police nab male suspect
LEADING OFF: Royals get Holland back, help wanted for Scherzer, 2 on tap at Coors Field
Betts homers to spoil Smyly no-hit bid in 6th, then again to give Red Sox 2-0 win over Rays
Shelby Miller hurls shutout as Braves spoil Chad Billingsley's return, beat Phillies 9-0
Pollutants from Mount Polley breach may have long-term effects: study
A aerial view shows the debris going into Quesnel Lake caused by a tailings pond breach near the town of Likely, B.C. Tuesday, August, 5, 2014.
New jersey, same result: Colon beats Baltimore once again, Mets snap shutout string in 3-2 win
Giants' Angel Pagan scratched from lineup vs. Padres because of cut on finger
Senate adopts Republican budget that boosts Pentagon spending, targets 'Obamacare'
Orioles-Mets Runs
No idle time for coaches during playoffs, even between games
After losing 6-2 in Game 2, Habs head coach Michel Therrien, back, could probably use the off-days to let emotions settle.
Vancouver developer accused of using ‘poor door’ for low-income residents
A B.C. real estate development has been criticized for allegedly segregating low- and high-income residents.
Names of teenagers killed in multi-vehicle crash east of Saskatoon released
RHP Brandon Morrow placed on DL by Padres with sore shoulder
Former Conservative fundraiser named Speaker of the Senate
Conservative Senator Leo Housakos is shown in Montreal on Jan., 9, 2009. Housakos has been named Speaker of the upper chamber, replacing Pierre Claude Nolin who died last month.
Forward Eboniey Jeter, top shooter on North Texas Mean Green, found dead in her dorm room
B.C. developer wanted in China donated thousands to politicians
Michael Ching, right, at an event held by the Canada Asia Pacific Business Association.
Daughter bars father from France’s National Front - the party he founded
Jean-Marie le Pen, former head of far-right party National Front, leaves the party headquarters in Nanterre, outside Paris, France, Monday, May 4, 2015.
Ontario Liberals take heat for offering Hydro One shares in labour settlement
The provincial government offered workers at Ontario Power Generation and Hydro One shares in the company in their new collective agreements.
Former Minnesota basketball player Daquein McNeil fails to appear on assault charges
US regulators give farmers approval for 207-pound Yamaha drone helicopter to spray crops
Manitoba's new emergency alert system about to be rolled out
Mets pay tribute to slain NYPD officer before game vs. Baltimore; policeman liked Orioles
Advocates want better safeguards for servers’ tips after golf club changes policy
Seung-yul Noh of South Korea tees of the eleventh tee during the pro-am at the Canadian Open golf tournament at the Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, July 24, 2013. Last month, ClubLink, the company that owns high-end golf courses in Canada and the United States, including DiamondBack, Glen Abbey and Glencairn, told its wait staff it would no longer distribute most of the service charge it collects at corporate dinners, weddings, baby showers and other special events. Instead, serving staff would receive wage increases of $4 to $7 an hour, depending on seniority.
Price, Ovechkin, Benn finalists for Ted Lindsay Award as most outstanding player
Maya Moore will sign her contract with the Minnesota Lynx soon
Duke Energy asks 6-month halt of shareholder suit stemming from North Carolina coal ash spill
Clinton: Nation needs immigration overhaul with a path to 'full and equal citizenship'
Plan to make Winnipeg more bike-friendly passes hurdle at city council
Unsealed document: US man charged with conspiracy in bomb plot at Fort Riley military base
Stricter water rules debated to combat California drought
In this aerial photo taken Tuesday, April 28, 2015, a spillway sits more than a 100 yards away from the water level of New Hogan Lake near Valley Springs, east of Lodi, Calif. The State Water Resources Control Board is considering sweeping mandatory emergency regulations to protect water supplies as water levels at some of California's lakes and reservoirs continue to decline.
Titleholder Sevilla hosts Fiorentina, Napoli vs Dnipro in Europa League semifinals
Death plot, China dealings raised as casino mogul testifies in lawsuit by ousted Macau chief
Stanford, San Diego State announce home-and-home series for 2017, 2018
Thirteen high yielding U.S. real estate investment trusts
Malaysian firm says new Resorts World Las Vegas will open on former Stardust site in mid-2018
Obama reflects on his immigration goals: Progress 'not always a straight line'
Pembina Q1 profits falls to $120M; increases dividend 5.2%
Rays shut down RHP Cobb rehab; reports of ligament tear that could require surgery
Three top picks from Horizons’ Brooke Thackray
Obama, Biden tell Kurdish leader US stands by unified Iraq, praise Kurdish effort against IS
Wizards G John Wall surprisingly out for Game 2 of East semifinals vs Hawks with hand injury
Big 12 Commissioner backs off title game talk after meeting with ADs and coaches
Tiger Woods recalls Calvin Peete; Jim Furyk thinks about the 'cool' number of 20 wins
NDP wins majority government in Alberta, ending PC dynasty
Alberta NDP leader <strong>Rachel</strong> <strong>Notley</strong> reacts to election results in Edmonton May 5, 2015.
Prophet cartoon shootings leave Muslims on edge as anti-Islamic sentiment grows in Texas
Colorado woman accused of cutting unborn baby from stranger's womb will stand trial
Cardinals' Jaime Garcia throws 70 pitches in extended spring, could begin rehab Sunday
Overnight power outage sends arena crew scrambling to restore ice for Blackhawks-Wild
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