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Moss hits 2-run homer, Bauer turns back Royals as Indians roll to rain-shortened 6-2 victory
Carlos Ruiz makes costly blunder at plate as Phillies lose to Reds 6-4
Two more men arrested, drugs seized in ongoing B.C. gang dispute: police
New York Mets 3B Daniel Murphy leaves game against Diamondbacks with left quad tightness
Three Alberta businesses fined, ordered to pay temporary foreign workers
Scolari to coach wealthy Chinese club Guangzhou Evergrande after Cannavaro's departure
Kelly: Kicking off the World Cup anywhere but Toronto is a mistake
Cathal Kelly
Jane Munro's Blue Sonoma wins Griffin Poetry Prize
Jane Munro, Scott Griffin, Michael Longley.
Dodgers closer Jansen cleared to pitch by doctors, says altitude in Denver affected him
Nationals 3B Yunel Escobar leaves game against Cubs after 1st inning
New Alberta health minister says dialysis contamination death is tragic
Federal judge in Nashville dismisses lawsuit filed by ex-athletes over use of names, images
Canada wins second straight at world league semis with 3-0 shutout of Austria
Lightning will have a shot if they can keep containing ‘Captain Everything’
Tampa Bay Lightning’s Ryan Callahan, left, ties up Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews during Game 1 of the Stanley Cup final. The Lightning held the lead for most of the game, but lost 2-1.
Anthony DeSclafani, Brandon Phillips lead Reds to 6-4 win over Phillies
Doctor Mitchell Dale Greene spent two decades working in war zones
Dr. Dale Greene travelled to many parts of the world, including Afghanistan, to work as a war and trauma surgeon.
American Samoa's only dialysis clinic temporarily shut down after recall of treatment product
Nestle India says will pull popular brand of instant noodles from stores for safety concerns
Baseball Capsules
Police seek evidence linking assistant of DC executive to slayings of executive and family
Oilers relieve Keith Acton and Craig Ramsay from coaching duties
B.C. LNG facilities may not be built until after 2020, report says
Lelu Island, site of an LNG export terminal proposed by Pacific NorthWest LNG.
Clarence 'Bevo' Francis, who scored 113 points in game for Ohio college in 1954, dies at 82
LEADING OFF: Puig return possible; Bumgarner faces Phillies; Cashner, Locke on hill
Cheyenne Woods fires a 63 to take share of lead at Manulife LPGA Classic
Cheyenne Woods has never won an LPGA tournament or had a top-10 finish, and her career earnings on Tour total just $20,999 (U.S.). Yet, Woods played as if she were a veteran on Thursday, with excellent putting leading the way while also hitting 100 per cent of her fairways.
Mayors call for federal debate on municipal issues before fall election
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, centre, speaks to media, as Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson, left, and Mayor Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin of Gatineau, Que. look on, at the opening of a meeting of big city mayors with the Federation of Canadian Municipalities in Edmonton on Thursday June 4, 2015. Roberston, chairman of the big cities caucus, called for a leaders debate in the fall federal election on the critical issues facing municpalities.
Silver: No suggestion of corruption like soccer's in basketball's world governing body
‘Seismic shift’ at City Hall might impact Gardiner voting
The elevated eastern portion of the Gardiner Expressway is seen in front of condos, office buildings and the CN Tower on May 26. Discussions concerning the fate of this section of the roadway continue with some advocating for tearing it down and some wanting to keep it as is.
Psychiatrist testifies 5-plus hours in Saints, Pelicans owner Tom Benson's competency trial
Sandoval's error in 9th inning caps poor day for Red Sox in 8-4 loss to Twins
Canada was the last country in bid to host the 2015 Women's World Cup
Tennessee adds graduate transfers Abernathy from Cincinnati, Renfro from Maryland
Coach John Herdman says team is chilled out ahead of Women's World Cup opener
'He is our Robin Hood': In Trinidad, former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner remains popular
Doyle: FIFA’s hush money to Ireland over Henry handball is worst insult of all
John Doyle
Coroner: Georgia student who died in jail killed by blunt-force injuries to head, upper body
NCAA charges UNC with lack of institutional control, 4 other violations in academic scandal
Footstepsinbronze wins turf feature at Santa Anita by 1 1/4 lengths
US Coast Guard seeks fines against anti-drilling protesters, one who chained self to ship
Chambers of commerce request more money from government for Travel Manitoba
Officials isolate China boat victims' relatives as Communist Party controls site access, info
American Pharoah faces longest, most gruelling test yet in Belmont Stakes
American Pharoah goes through his morning workout with exercise rider Georgie Alvarez at Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y., on June 4. If American Pharoah wins the Belmont Stakes on Saturday, he will be the first horse since 1978 to win the Triple Crown.
B.C. judge reserves ruling in CFL concussion suit
The lawsuit says Arland Bruce suffers from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, depression, anxiety, headaches, insomnia and delusions. He says he is also unable to concentrate.
Coach’s challenge one step closer to coming to NHL
Chicago Blackhawks center Andrew Desjardins (11) trips over Anaheim Ducks goalie Frederik Andersen (31) during the third period in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoffs, Wednesday, May 27, 2015, in Chicago.
The Latest: Cavs guard Kyrie Irving being evaluated by team doctors after limping off court
China to make pledge for global climate treaty this month, UN official says; Xi wrote to Ban
By George: Pacers' All-Star starting to get back to old ways at charity softball game
Herdman: This Women’s World Cup is more wide open than it’s ever been
Amy Wambach of the United States, the 2012 FIFA women’s player of the year, plays against Japan during the gold medal match of the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games at Wembley Stadium in London. Fear of failure or an absolute desire to win typically pushes the U.S. through to the end of the tournament.
China forges ahead on expansion in face of U.S. posturing
Iain Marlow
Former consultant to Irving Oil appointed at new chief executive officer
Golf Capsules
Canada's Brooke Henderson adjusts to growing popularity at Manulife LPGA Classic
Mark Trumbo excited about move to Seattle, set to make Mariners debut as DH against Rays
Scoring star Joey Veleno, 15, granted exceptional status for QMJHL draft
U of T scientists release first comprehensive protein map of a cell
Researcher Charles Boone holds trays of yeast colonies as he stands among the robots that automate genetic research Dr Charlie Boone is pictured holding trays containing yeast colonies as he stands amidst Bio Matrix Robots, at the University of Toronto on Wednesday June 3, 2015.
Kinder Morgan pledges to protect against oil spills
An oil tank from the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is pictured in the foreground of Burnaby, B.C.
Fake orca nearly drowns before it can scare Ore. sea lions - but they did get quiet
Sandoval's error in 9th inning lets Hunter, Twins complete comeback for 8-4 win over Red Sox
Globe’s thalidomide series honoured by Canadian Journalism Foundation
The Globe and Mail's Ingrid Peritz, Montreal-based correspondent, and David Walmsley, editor-in-chief, accepted the Excellence in Journalism Award in the large media category for its "Thalidomide" series at The Canadian Journalism Federation awards gala.
Global crude break-even cost curve
Alberta man sentenced to 11 years for incest on daughters, touching their friends
US, Britain, France and Spain seek sanctions ahead of new talks on 2 Libyans undermining peace
Winnipeg man who had affair with 17-year-old nanny guilty of sexual exploitation
Woman dies at scene near Boston Bar, B.C., after crashing into tractor-trailer
Should corporate whistle-blowers be rewarded?
David Milstead
Kinder Morgan says $100-million investment will protect against oil spills
Ukraine referee chosen for opening Women's World Cup game between Canada and China
After off-season of domestic violence, ownership and player issues, WNBA set for play to begin
'Dr. Oz Show' fills new position to oversee research unit with physician from Consumer Reports
Senators under spending scrutiny lash out at MPs as AG's audit looms large
Two Albertans charged with human trafficking now face labour law offences
Tennessee State says APR recalculation means Tigers no longer face 1-year post-season ban
Thompson, Miami set to host VCU in Super Regional with College World Series berth on the line
UFC's White sets 2 title fight matchups: Cormier takes on Gustafsson, Weidman gets Rockhold
Big city mayors call for federal leaders' debate on crumbling infrastructure
UFC partners with USADA to conduct extensive doping tests with major punishments possible
Houston Astros done in by missed chances as Jones homers to give Orioles 3-2 win
Former Arkansas, Calgary Stampeders linebacker Wayne Harris dies at 77
SEC sues Bulgarian man, 4 companies, saying bogus filings boosted stocks, including Avon
Dozens of officers searching site almost a year after B.C. man disappears
Canada Soccer: FIFA bribery scandal won't taint Women's World Cup
Shomi gave Rogers, Shaw an unfair head start, Telus and Eastlink argue
Eastlink argues that Canadian consumers who do not live in an area served by Rogers or Shaw or who simply choose to subscribe to television or Internet services from an alternative provider are being wholly denied access to Shomi’s content, noting that some of the programming is not available on any other platform in Canada.
VIA Rail looks to private investment for $3-billion dedicated track plan
CEO of VIA Rail Yves Desjardins-Siciliano is photographed at Union Station in Toronto, Ontario, Tuesday, December 9, 2014. Desjardins-Siciliano pitched the rail service’s $3-billion proposal for a dedicated track project to a group of private investors.
FDA backing of ‘Viagra for women' pill draws concern from critics
The Food and Drug Administration panel voted 18-6 in favour of approving Sprout Pharmaceutical’s daily pill, flibanserin, on the condition that the drugmaker develops a plan to limit its risks.
Former ACC rival Maryland comes to Virginia for second straight season in NCAA Super Regional
Cenovus Energy to pay $75-million for Alberta rail-loading terminal
Steam generators at Cenovus's Foster Creek project in northern Alberta.
Tory bill raises too many barriers for expat Canadian voters
Pierre Poilievre, the minister of democratic reform, outside the House of Commons last week: The Harper government has tabled legislation that would tighten voting rules for expatriates casting ballots from abroad.
Technical analysis: BCE, Telus sending positive signals
George Cope, president and CEO of BCE, addresses shareholders at the company's AGM in Toronto on April 30, 2015.
Rams QB Nick Foles getting acquainted with new team, new offence
Venezuelan investor fights $2-billion takeover of Pacific Rubiales
Toronto-listed Pacific Rubiales has agreed to be acquired by Mexico’s Alfa SAB and private-equity-backed Harbour Energy for $6.50 a share.
Bribery scandal follows FIFA to Canada
Team Canada goalkeepers, left to right, Erin McLeod, Karina LeBlanc and Stephanie Labbe take part in a practice session in Edmonton, Alta., on June 4, 2015. Canada takes on China in their first World Cup match on Saturday.
Kenya police charge 5 suspects for university attack in which 148 people were killed
Delta Air Lines agrees to new contract with pilots' union; deal still faces ratification vote
Former Calgary Stampeders star linebacker Wayne Harris dies at age 77
Business oddities: Man named God has a tough time with credit cards
Credit cards are displayed in Montreal on December 12, 2012.
Edmonton police officer charged in aggravated assault of man in Mac's store
Multi-employer pension plans aim for certain payout, but no guarantees
Ian McGugan
Manitoba government, Opposition seem to be in a game of chicken over session end
Peter MacKay says 'no denying' aboriginals are overrepresented in prisons
Third man guilty of manslaughter in B.C. shooting death during home invasion
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