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Year of adventure has put things in perspective for three-time world champ Chan
US trial of man charged in Jamaican lottery scam winds down; jury begins deliberating
‘World’s hardest-working currency’: Canadian dollar spikes again
Dangerous B.C. man who escaped custody suspect in multiple robberies: RCMP
CDC report: Puerto Ricans fare worst among Hispanics in key health and death statistics
Correction: Earns-NuVasive story
Foxx defends his singing at Mayweather-Pacquiao bout; anthem was no 'sin against America'
Tiger Woods returns to golf with heavy heart
Skier Lindsey Vonn stands next to her boyfriend, U.S. golfer Tiger Woods, during the par 3 event held ahead of the 2015 Masters at Augusta National Golf Course in Augusta, Georgia in this April 8, 2015, file photo. Woods and U.S. Olympic skier Vonn have broken up after a nearly three-year relationship.
Insurer Aetna to stop most coverage of hysterectomy approach tied to risk of spreading cancer
Okla., W.Va. officials blast EPA rules to cut carbon pollution from coal-fired power plants
Slovakia wins 3rd game, Switzerland, Belarus earn 2nd wins, France gets 1st victory at worlds
Lethbridge police say three people killed last week died of multiple stab wounds
Canadian Olympic medallists Richard Weinberger qualifies for swim worlds
More than 600 victims in alleged immigration fraud scheme run by Toronto woman
Bank of Canada proposes tweaks to shield system from future financial crises
Stampeders deal defensive back Mouton to Winnipeg for offensive lineman Sanders
Bank of Canada lays out plan for future bailouts
Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins takes part in an event in Ottawa February 10, 2015.
After 5 ghastly years of bailout program, Greece still sees no end to financial pain
Milan Expo 2015 delights with urban mishmash of global architecture and culinary specialties
Practical tips for visiting Milan Expo 2015, from dining to accommodations to transportation
Challenged by 'Going Clear,' another test awaits Tom Cruise in 'Mission: Impossible' release
Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley fights back tears while thanking supporters
France expects deals worth tens of billions with Saudi Arabia in medium-term
Tipping point: Google getting more search requests on mobile devices than personal computers
Los Angeles sues Wells Fargo Bank, alleging workers opened unauthorized accounts, charged fees
James Dolan hires Isiah Thomas yet again, this time to run WNBA’s Liberty
Isiah Thomas seen in a file photo while coaching the New York Knicks.
Isiah Thomas to run WNBA's Liberty, working again for Garden Chairman James Dolan
Five historic paintings, including poker winnings, missing since WWII returning to Germany
Agent says ex-LSU lineman La'el Collins not meeting with NFL teams; pro players wooing him
Diplomats: Nuclear talks between Iran and 6 world powers will resume next week in Vienna
Paraguay: former lawmaker and son shot to death in crime-ridden northern region
Brazil court acquits 3 in trial of 2007 plane crash in Sao Paulo that killed 199 people
Dave Chappelle and Mike Myers among performers coming to Just For Laughs
Green win, NDP gains on P.E.I. a sign that political landscape in flux: experts
Unibroue Éphémère Pear, Quebec
Quercus Pinot Bianco 2013, Slovenia
Château Tour Saint-Vincent 2010, France
Bodega Lurton Gran Lurton Cabernet Sauvignon 2009, Argentina
San Leonino Governo All’Uso 2013, Italy
D’Angelo Aglianico del Vulture 2010, Italy
The polarizing Péladeau: Five examples of his temper
Pierre Karl Péladeau is a polarizing figure in Quebec politics.
wine review
Video shows rescue of deflating dinghy in which several migrants died
Dramatic footage filmed by a crew member, showing a Mediterranean Sea rescue of migrants on a sinking rubber boat
Israel's Netanyahu scrambles to form governing coalition ahead of looming Wednesday deadline
'Fifty Shades of Grey' among new DVD releases for May 3-9
Report: IRS issues $5.6 billion in potentially bogus education tax credits in single year
New CEO Caforio, a doctor, takes reins after drugmaker Bristol-Myers Squibb's annual meeting
'Wilder Mind' by Mumford & Sons among new CD releases for the week of May 5
Feds to cut regulatory fees for satellite Internet, TV services for rural areas
Casting open for home cooks vying to become next 'MasterChef Canada' in season 3
Shining a new light on the Eiffel tower
Technician David Kalic cleans one of the sodium golden light bulbs on the Eiffel tower in Paris, France, May 5, 2015. A campaign to change and clean the 425 golden light bulbs starts today and is done every four years.
Armed groups in Central African Republic agree to free child soldiers, stop recruitment
J.D. Collins ready to take on tough calls as NCAA's new basketball co-ordinator of officials
Judge to decide on Khadr’s release on Thursday
The federal government is in court in Edmonton Tuesday morning seeking to block Omar Khadr’s release on bail.
95-year-old US World War II veteran fights off would-be robber with cane, isn't hurt
Clermont Auvergne fullback Nick Abendanon is European club rugby player of year
Made-in-Canada streaming services CraveTV, Shomi added to Apple TV
File photo of an Apple TV converter.
7-foot trench collapses outside New Jersey home, kills Maryland man working in drainage ditch
'Walking Dead' actor accused of drunken driving, going 107 mph; also faces drug charge
Rico Abreu headlines NASCAR's newest 'Next' class of potential stars
Replacement named for Manitoba judge scrutinized for explicit photos
Future uncertain for fisheries research centre, five years after inception
Mirrors and miscalculations: Five Alberta election moments to remember
Rachel Notley of the NDP, Jim Prentice of the Progressive Conservatives and Brian Jean of the Wildrose Alliance are the party leaders in Alberta’s provincial election.
US pizza delivery driver stabbed, robbed and carjacked; still makes delivery at hospital
Manitoba predicts drop in tobacco tax revenues due to electronic cigarettes
Taste summer: Three new cookbooks to satisfy your fruit and veggie cravings
Buckwheat crepes with slaw from My New Roots
Senate to move ahead on GOP budget compromise that boosts Pentagon spending
AP PHOTOS: A gallery of top AP pictures from Europe-Africa for week of April 27-May 3, 2015
Majority of Canadians lack full understanding of sexual consent, poll finds
On tax cuts, Trudeau shouldn’t play on the Tories’ turf
Jeffrey Simpson
Lawyers for Boston Marathon bomber try to show mental illness and dysfunction in his family
Woods' heart heavy with Vonn split, anniversary of father's death
CraveTV, Shomi streaming services now available on Apple TV
Procrastinators take note: Tax deadline has arrived – again
The Canada Revenue Agency headquarters in Ottawa
Indigo CEO Heather Reisman sets sights on U.S. market
Heather Reisman, chief executive officer of Indigo Books & Music Inc., sits for a photograph at her office in Toronto, On., on Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Reisman, head of Canada's biggest bookstore chain, has a plan to keep growing in the brave new world of online sales and digital reading -- sell stuff that isn't books.
The latest on Boston Marathon trial: Prosecutor notes Tsarnaev spent little time in Chechnya
Novels by Elena Ferrante, Julio Cortazar among nominees for translation prize
Iowa DB Malik Rucker to leave program after freshman year
Robinho called up for Brazil's Copa America squad; Oscar left out because of injury
Manitoba’s highest court rules family of man who died during ER wait can sue
Manitoba's Court of Appeal ruled the family of Brian Sinclair can sue for a breach of charter rights.
Vincent van Gogh work created in south of France sells for $66 million at New York auction
Macedonia: Opposition leader accuses premier of attempting to cover up police killing
Spain's leader urges voters to stick with his conservative gov't, says recovery on course
Danish man issued 1-year suspended sentence for 2010 match-fixing in country's 2nd-tier league
Kurdish party files complaint against Erdogan for breach of impartiality rule before elections
Manitoba's highest court rules family of man who died during ER wait can sue
Prosecutor opens investigation into killing of reporter in southern Mexico
Toronto's Tafelmusik performs Bach by memory
Violinist Cristina Zacharias of the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra looks at the music during rehearsal of J.S. Bach The Circle of Creation at Trinity St Paul Centre.
Griffin’s triple-double leads Clippers over Rockets
Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin is defended by Houston Rockets forward Josh Smith in the second half in Game 1 of the second round of the NBA Playoffs at Toyota Center.
AP Interview: Emirates boss vows to push ahead with global expansion, eyes further US routes
Aging parents keep independence, kids get peace of mind with new home sensor systems
The Queen arrives to meet three-day-old Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana
Fingerprint ruse led to arrest of convicted killer who escaped US prison camp in '59
Toronto mayor urges taxi reform ‘for the people’
As city hall ramps up for yet another heated debate over taxi licensing, Toronto Mayor John Tory is urging council to conduct a broader review of the entire taxi industry – including controversial ride-sharing technologies such as Uber.
US services firms grew at a faster pace in April, driven by more orders and uptick in hiring
One more way Prentice shot himself in the foot? A short election
Globe and Mail editorial board editor Tony Keller
Panera CEO on banished ingredients: 'Discretion is the better part of valour'
Toronto home sales hit record high, prices climb in April
A detached home for sale at 97 Redwood Avenue in Toronto is seen in this file photo
Pacquiao could face disciplinary action for not disclosing shoulder injury
Floyd Mayweather Jr., and Manny Pacquiao fight in a welterweight unification bout on May 2, 2015 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
European stocks gain as Wall St. set for rebound while Asia falls on earnings, volatile China
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