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Egypt's highest appeals court orders retrial of Mubarak over killing of protesters in 2011
Early Briefing: Latest on FIFA scandal; a former PM blasts the Senate
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney speaks during a dinner gala in Montreal, Wednesday, June 3, 2015.
Iran, 6 world powers work on nuclear deal with less than a month to June 30 target date
Qatar among 7 possible bidders to host swimming world championships in 2021 or 2023
Prosecutors expected to tell judge how long they need to prepare Chandra Levy case re-trial
Former UK prime minister Tony Blair takes new role in fighting anti-Semitism in Europe
Six stories in the news today, June 4
Canadians reasonably well-prepared for retirement, report says
Recent research from McKinsey & Co. found that 83 per cent of Canadian are on a path that should allow them to maintain their standard of living when they retire.
Canadians reasonably well-prepared for retirement, C.D. Howe report says
Ontario man questioned over 'irate' phone call to Oklahoma police
Canadians reasonably well-prepared for retirement, C.D. Howe report says
Hong Kong’s Tiananmen vigil takes on new meaning for young after pro-democracy protests
Students re-paint a message of commemoration to China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, on the campus of Hong Kong University (HKU) in Hong Kong on June 4, 2015.
Travel to personal funerals included government work, Duffy lawyer says
Legault questions motivation behind 'black hole' of retroactive gun registry law
Memorial design and Musical Ride mark anniversary of Mountie shootings
Debate over minimum wage hike in Alberta heats up as consultations begin
Death toll more than doubles to 150 in Ghana gas station explosion, flooding
Ghana security personnel stand near the gas station that exploded in Accra, Ghana, Thursday, June 4, 2015. Flooding in Ghana's capital swept stored fuel into a nearby fire, setting off a huge explosion at a gas station that killed scores of people and set alight neighbouring buildings, authorities said Thursday.
Without Jansen, Dodgers' bullpen squanders lead in 9th inning as Rockies rally for 7-6 win
Death toll more than doubles to 150 in Ghana gas station explosion, flooding
Fiji shocks Honduras, Nigeria posts 1st win at Under-20 World Cup
AC Milan fires Filippo Inzaghi in widely expected move, clearing way for Sinisa Mihajlovic
Street gives up HR to Kiermaier in 10th, Angels lose to Rays 6-5 despite Trout's shot
Young Iranians find their footing high above ground in the extreme sport of slacklining
1 killed in attack on Kurdish party's campaign vehicle in southeastern Turkey
In Tech: Microsoft shoots for friends in the mobile world, Instagram boosts advertising
Pope Francis will strive to bridge religious divides during visit to war-scarred Sarajevo
Gaps in the system: Is rail safety on the right track?
A crude oil train moves past the loading rack at the Eighty-Eight Oil LLC's loading facility in Ft. Laramie, Wyoming July 15, 2014.
June 4: Aboriginals’ story is more than history – and other letters to the editor
Prime Minister Stephen Harper embraces elder Evelyn Commanda-Dewache during the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on June 3, 2015.
Tobacco rulings and revenues: The numbers just don’t add up
A ‘devastating’ court decision in Quebec against three major Canadian tobacco companies has some hoping that it could provide a boost to provinces seeking to recoup health care costs from Big Tobacco.
Veterans group seeks fees from marijuana producers for referrals
Fabian Henry prepares his medical marijuana in his home if Fredericton.
Lives Lived: Maisie Mabillia Hanna, 91
Maisie Mabillia Hanna
New spying powers may be necessary as security risks increase: CSIS watchdog
Pierre Blais, who has been appointed to chair the Security Intelligence Review Committee that oversees CSIS operations, served as solicitor-general when Brian Mulroney was prime minister.
June 3: The FIFA mess – and other letters to the editor
Sepp Blatter: ‘While I have a mandate from the membership of FIFA, I do not feel that I have a mandate from the entire world of football – the fans, the players, the clubs, the people who live, breathe and love football as much as we all do at FIFA. Therefore, I have decided to lay down my mandate at an extraordinary elective Congress.’
Ottawa to re-evaluate ‘dysfunctional’ crime law
In a crime bill in 2008 the government changed how dangerous offenders are classified and sentenced. The amendment removed some of the judge’s discretion and made it easier for courts to designate someone a dangerous offender after they have been convicted of three or more indictable offences.
Burundi presidential, parliamentary elections to be postponed after weeks of unrest
The Latest on China Boat Sinking: Divers find bodies after ship is righted
Five things to know from NBA Finals practices for Cavaliers, Warriors
Tulowitzki homers and drives in 5, Arenado's sac fly in 9th lifts Rockies over Dodgers 7-6
Senate ‘badly in need of reform,’ former PM says
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney speaks during a dinner gala in Montreal, Wednesday, June 3, 2015.
Japanese swimmer Naoya Tomita will not appeal guilty ruling on camera theft at Asian Games
FIFA: Blatter resignation won't lead many other soccer officials to quit right away
Filipino activists protest China's island-building in disputed sea
Longtime Baffert assistant trainer Barnes relishing Triple Crown chance with American Pharoah
Wednesday's Scoreboard
Boston judge rules double murder trial of ex-NFL player Aaron Hernandez will begin in December
Dillon Gee chased in 5th inning in return from DL as Mets lose 7-3 to Shields and Padres
Carrots, ear plugs, misspelled name: Quirks of Triple Crown contender American Pharoah
Australian police to investigate payment made over 2022 World Cup, Warner involved in probe
Hong Kong's Tiananmen vigil takes on new meaning for young after pro-democracy protests
Australia puts financial sanctions on 23-year-old Australian Islamic State recruiter in Syria
Kiermaier's 10th-inning HR helps Rays beat Angels 6-5 after Butler, Souza homer in 5-run 6th
Republican Rick Perry says he's humbler, better prepared for 2016 presidential run
Hamilton out 4 weeks, could be opening for prospect Gallo, as Rangers fall to White Sox 9-2
At G-7, Obama to urge Europe not to waver from Russia sanctions in 'steady as she goes' policy
OPEC oil ministers expected to keep production at present target levels at Vienna meeting
Wind damages wing of solar-powered plane sidelined in Japan by bad weather during global trek
With scant Dem support, House leaders point fingers on how to pass Obama's trade agenda
Letter from overseas Chinese students breaks silence on Tiananmen massacre anniversary
After Mike Leake loses no-hit bid, Aroldis Chapman blows save as Reds fall 5-4 to Phils in 11
Travellers needing visas to enter Canada to undergo biometric screening
Report: Women create about a third of US news content overall, including in print, TV output
Colombian lawmakers vote to end presidential re-election, reinstating ban lifted in 2004
James Shields improves to 7-0 with 7 strong innings in Padres' 7-3 win over Mets
Hunger strike by 2 jailed mayors galvanizing some in Venezuela's lethargic opposition
June 4: Your daily horoscope
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Fashion photographer Victor Demarchelier explains how he followed in his father’s footsteps
Victor Demarchelier was recently feted at a Yorkdale Shopping Centre event in Toronto where his work for fashion heavyweights including Ferragamo, Mulberry, Versace and others was on display.
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