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June 7

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China trade shrinks again in May in latest sign of economic weakness
Two scorpions in a bottle?
Soldiers from China’s People’s Liberation Army march at Tiananmen Sqaure in Beijing on March 3, 2015.
LeBron carries Cavaliers to OT win over Warriors, tying Finals at 1-1
Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James celebrates after end of the overtime period of Game 2 of basketball's NBA Finals against the Golden State Warriors in Oakland, Calif., Sunday, June 7, 2015. The Cavaliers won 95-93 in overtime.
Cards rally with 3 runs in 8th to beat Dodgers 4-2, keeping Greinke winless in last 6 starts
James' triple-double carries Cavs to 95-93 OT win over Warriors, tying NBA Finals at 1-1
3 Hong Kong tourists killed, 3 injured in road accident in Thailand
Curry's air ball at end of OT caps off night as Warriors fall 95-93 to Cavaliers in Game 2
Asian stock markets uneven as investors weigh weak China trade, rebound in Japan GDP growth
Select list of 2015 Tony Award winners
Poignant 'Fun Home,' a musical based on a graphic novel, wins 2015 best musical Tony Award
Nine-man San Jose holds on for 0-0 draw with FC Dallas in Major League Soccer
'The King and I' star Kelli O'Hara wins best actress Tony on her sixth attempt
Michael Cerveris wins best leading actor Tony Award for rich role of dad in 'Fun Home'
Newcomer Alex Sharp wins best actor in a play Tony Award for 'Curious Incident'
Lewis Hamilton holds off teammate Rosberg to win Canadian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton celebrates his victory following the Canadian Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal on Sunday, June 7.
LSU earns 17th College World Series berth as Poche shines in 6-3 win over Louisiana-Lafayette
Tory’s flip on carding doesn’t inspire confidence from police chief or public
Marcus Gee
Arizona hires Nevada's Jay Johnson as baseball coach, replacing retired Andy Lopez
Mexico government downplays election turmoil as teachers protest
Men suspected of having burned ballot boxes and ballots are taken into custody by police in the city of Oaxaca, Mexico, Sunday, June 7, 2015. Midterm elections usually draw light turnout, but attention was unusually high this time as a loose coalition of radical teachers' unions and activists vowed to block the vote for 500 seats in the lower house of Congress, nine of 31 governorships and hundreds of mayors and local officials.
Suzann Pettersen claws back to win Manulife LPGA Classic at Whistle Bear
Suzann Pettersen hits out of a bunker on the 16th hole during the final round of the Manulife LPGA Classic at Whistle Bear Golf Club in Cambridge, Ont., on Sunday, June 6.
'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' wins 2015 best play Tony Award
Gonzalez homers, Kendrick solid but Rockies lose to Marlins 3-2 in 10 innings
MLS Capsules
3 red cards handed out; nine-man San Jose ties 10-man FC Dallas 0-0
Freedom of blogger Raif Badawi now lies in hands of Saudi king
Ensaf Haidar has travelled extensively to seek international backing for her husband’s release, so he can be reunited with her and their children, Tirad, left, and Najwa.
Five takeaways from Barcelona’s fifth UEFA Champions League title
Barcelona's Lionel Messi kisses the Champions League trophy after his side defeated Juventus 3-1 in the final in Berlin on Saturday, June 6.
Art collector Frans Broersen finds inspiration in North Korean paintings
Painting in Frans Broersen's collection of North Korean art.
Pac-12 votes to use injury spotter during football games; will create multimedia sales group
Calls mount for B.C. to take stronger action against invasive mussels
The mussels are difficult to eradicate and they have been spreading across North America since they were first detected in the Great Lakes in 1988.
Myanmar a testing ground for democracy and diplomacy
A view of the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar.
Decision on Lake Huron nuclear waste facility delayed until after election
Intermediate level waste is stored in these 'in-ground' structures. A Deep Geologic Repository (DGR) near the Bruce Power nuclear plant The Deep Geologic Repository is being proposed to store nuclear waste deep underground.
Nationals lose for eighth time in 10 games, 6-3 to Chicago, but team says no panic
Enticing matchups set for round of 16 at Under-20 World Cup after upset-filled group stage
Carlos Carrasco struggles on mound, Indians again can't get to .500 with 7-3 loss to Orioles
Ottawa pensions help thalidomide survivors fulfill most basic of needs
After the federal government announced lifetime compensation payments to victims of Thalidomide, survivor, Paul Settle is finally going to renovate his Hamilton condo’s kitchen to accommodate his needs. He’s looking to lower his counter and buy a new stove with easy access controls to avoid burning his arms by reaching across the burners to turn them off or on. Glenn Lowson photo for The Globe and Mail
Astros promoting top prospect SS Carlos Correa, No. 1 overall pick in 2012
Activists vow to defend B.C’s Walbran Valley from new logging plans
Mark Hume
The Globe and Mail’s John Lehmann named Photojournalist of the Year
A male and female salmon swim along the spawning grounds on the banks of the Adams River in Roderick Haig-Brown Park, located northeast of Kamloops, B.C. The Adams River salmon run occurs every year, but every fourth year is the dominant year, which is when the largest return occurs.
Ottawa briefed on several oil sands environmental issues last year
LEADING OFF: Diamondbacks pick 1st in draft, Uptons back in Atlanta, Astros try to end slide
Don’t expect a clear stand from NDP on Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion
Justine Hunter
Punchless in Seattle: Mariners get shut down by Chris Archer in 3-1 loss to Rays
Meet Andrei Vasilevskiy, the Russian rookie trying to win Tampa a Stanley Cup
Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy is no ordinary prospect. With comparisons to Hall of Famer Vladislav Tretiak, Vasilevskiy has already been touted as possibly one of the greatest Russian goaltenders ever, and was playing for the national junior team at age 17, rare for a netminder.
Golf Capsules
Canadian women emerge largely unscathed from win over China at World Cup
Japan economic recovery gains momentum, growing at 3.9 per cent pace in Jan-March
IMSA says injured worker from Belle Isle accident has been released from hospital
Baseball Capsules
Josh Collmenter serves up 4 home runs, Diamondbacks lose series finale 6-3 to Mets
'Fun Home' songwriters Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron make history as 1st winning female team
Video of officer who drew gun on black teens at pool party raises tension in Dallas suburb
Joe Panik extends hitting streak to 12 games, but Giants lose 6-4 to Phillies
Helen Mirren wins best actress in a play Tony Award for 'The Audience'
Tyler Aldridge wins inaugural Greater Dallas Open for first Web.com Tour title
Boca beats Newell's 4-0 in empty La Bombonera stadium as punishment for fan violence
Canadians among foreigners blamed for Malaysian earthquake
A group of hikers, including two Canadians, pose for a nude photo on Mount Kinabalu in the Malaysian state of Sabah in this picture posted to the Kinabalu Park Facebook page. Local authorities are blaming the group who “showed disrespect to the sacred mountain” for an earthquake.
Brewers' mini-streak stopped by Pelfrey, bats go silent in 2-0 loss to Twins
Clint Irwin records sixth shutout of season; Colorado ties Real Salt Lake 0-0
Stormy weather postpones the second game of the super regional between Vanderbilt, Illinois
Germany crushes Ivory Coast 10-0 in Group B play at FIFA Women's World Cup
Officials hope women don't follow men's lead when it comes to soccer misbehaviour
American Pharoah begins life as a superstar and Triple Crown champion
Trainer Bob Baffert shows Triple Crown winner American Pharoah to members of the media at Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y., on Sunday, June 7. With a new-found legacy to protect, Baffert vowed American Pharoah would be properly prepared for his next race, saying, ‘He’ll tell me.’
Bryant gets 3 hits, Cubs hand Nationals 8th loss in 10 games
Adeiny Hechavarria homers in 10th inning, Marlins beat Rockies 3-2 to take series
Bentley scores 17 points, Sun capitalize on 25 turnovers to spoil Atlanta's home opener, 75-70
CFL all-star Wayne Harris revolutionized the linebacker position
A star linebacker at the University of Arkansas, above, Wayne Harris was offered contracts by both the AFL’s Boston Patriots and the CFL’s Calgary Stampeders.
‘Safe’ stocks remain risky and volatile in an era of rising rates and yields
The sectors and securities typically thought of as safe and defensive currently offer little in the way of safety and defensiveness. Even in the absence of a correction, rising interest rates could bring about a selloff in defensive stocks, yield-bearing equities and bonds.
The Latest: LeBron James, Cavaliers even NBA Finals with 95-93 overtime win against Warriors
In control: Archer keeps up roll, strikes out 11 without a walk as Rays knock off Mariners 3-1
Suzann Pettersen survives tough round to win Manulife LPGA Classic
Mark Calcavecchia wins Champions Tour event in Iowa for 1st victory since 2012
Granderson hits 2 of New York's 4 homers as Mets beat Diamondbacks 6-3 behind deGrom
David Lingmerth of Sweden picks up his 1st PGA Tour win and handshake from Jack Nicklaus
Blended ETFs could help you outperform most index fund investors
Andrew Hallam
Rangers miss a chance to sweep, Perez home run in 8th gives Royals 4-3 win
Triple Threat takes Monmouth Stakes by a nose in US debut
Records show pipeline operator assured California agencies oil spill was 'extremely unlikely'
Relievers Scribner, Clippard fail to keep lead as Red Sox rally for 7 runs in 8th, top A's 7-4
Wilson can't hold lead as Angels lose 6-2, get swept by Yankees for 5th straight loss
Rapper Snoop Dogg under fire for comments about female camera operator
Jersey bound? Monmouth Park hopes to lure American Pharoah to $1 million Haskell
Orino by a head over English Minister in Belmont Park feature
Triple Crown-winning trainer Bob Baffert wins Affirmed Stakes at Santa Anita
Visitors flock to Quebec legislature to pay respects to Parizeau
Antron Brown races to 50th NHRA victory, winning Top Fuel final at home track
Spanish ex-premier Gonzalez arrives in Venezuela to help defend opposition leaders
Samardzija struggles once again in the first inning, White Sox beaten by Tigers 6-4
Will China and Greece become a part of the economic in-crowd?
Ian McGugan
Canadians are in better financial shape than the pessimists think
Arkansas advances to College World Series with 3-2 victory over Missouri State
Groundhog Day: Animal wanders onto track at Canadian Grand Prix, scampers to safety
'Orange is the New Black' actresses add star power to Brazilian gay pride parade
Jon Cooper says he doesn't know who will start in goal for Lightning in Game 3
Coutinho and Tardelli score as Brazil beats Mexico 2-0 in warmup for Copa America
Treat summer as a season to restrict buying rather than the time to sell
Selling shares simply because of seasonality is not wise. While it is great for the enterprises that process the transaction and profit from it, an additional cost burden is passed on to the individual selling.
In Paris, freeing a bridge and unlocking love
PARIS, FRANCE - JUNE 05: General view of the graffitis is seen during Paris 'Love Padlocks' Replacement By Temporary Panels Signed By Graffiti Artists Brusk, Pantonio, Jace and El Seed at Le Pont Des Arts on June 5, 2015 in Paris, France. The art panels are temporary before plexiglass panels are installed In September 2015. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
China's Cement Alley in decline as economy falters
China Farmers work fields next to a cement plant in Shijiazhuang, China, where the closure of numerous plants has brought people back to the fields, at a fraction of the income they once made making cement.
Ready to roll: After solid finish to 2014, Steelers WR Martavis Bryant looking for momentum
With Lightning top line clicking, Blackhawks need to jump-start Kane and Toews
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