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Rohan Dennis takes yellow jersey at Criterium du Dauphine after BMC win in team time trial
EU preparations underway for labeling of Israeli settlement products exported to Europe
Tony Bennett, Michael Buble, Richie Sambora, Ne-Yo to attend Songwriters Hall of Fame event
Egypt aims to reduce fertility rate by 2030 by boosting positive incentives
Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
A man passes by a Couche Tard convenience store in Montreal, Friday, October 5, 2012.
Russian FM says Moscow's closer ties with Latin America are just that, not countermove to US
Teenage girl hurt after jumping from cliff into chilly North Vancouver waters
GM CEO says she's been interviewed in ignition switch probe, rejects Fiat Chrysler merger
Teachers’ strike demanding higher pay shuts down at least 27 schools in Afghan capital
Fazel Ahmad Fazel, first right, newly appointed head of the national teachers’ council, talks during an interview with the Associated Press in Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, June 23, 2015. A teachers strike demanding higher pay has shut down at least 27 schools in Afghanistan's capital.
Amnesty says Ireland's abortion ban endangers lives of women in many ways, seeks repeal of law
Climate, Ukraine, health and terrorism: What the G-7 did and didn't decide at its summit
Regina library has no plans to block access to internet porn
April 30, 2003: Ottawa residents surf the internet at the main Ottawa Library. In an attempt to take the middle road on the growing debate over cyber censorship, the Ottawa Public Library Board will install more pornography-filtration software programs on its public computers to limit access to minors. The issue, becoming as contentious to libraries across North America as the banning of books, caused a public uproar in the country's capital over whether freedom of expression outweighs society's moral obligation to protect children. Under the new plan, users under the age of 16 will be given special ID cards - cards that will activate the software filters. Photo by Dave Chan/Globe & Mail.
'Degrassi: Next Class' to debut on Family Channel in January 2016
Teenage girl hurt after jumping from cliff into chilly North Vancouver waters
Seeded players Bernard Tomic and Viktor Troicki advance to 2nd round of Mercedes Cup
In vino, a new start: Egyptian winemakers seek to revive ancient art despite hot, dry climate
Man faces drunk driving charges after Toronto crash sends two to hospital
Security chief says recruiters from the Islamic State group active in Russia, focus on youth
Father Hugo rose has a sunny, tough disposition and earns its keep all season
Transportation, finance sectors offer best bets for employment in Canada
Employment opportunities are posted on a bulletin board at a job fair in Toronto on April 28 2015.
Garden at North Carolina Arboretum in Asheville takes inspiration from quilts
NZ win toss and sent England in to bat first at Edgbaston in 1st ODI of 5
Indonesia mayor orders curfew for women in move portrayed as reducing violence
'Saturday Night Live' exhibition retraces 40 years of comic history, but beware of land shark
Nova Scotia mother suing province over son's jail death from methadone overdose
Argentine businessman Burzaco, named in FIFA case, turns himself in to Italian police
Small-town airports close as higher plane costs, falling interest lead to pilot decline
Colorado 'CannaCamp' bills itself as world's 1st resort for pot users
TSX solidly higher on rising commodity prices; New York markets flat
Russia rejects US accusations of nuclear treaty breach, bristles at US talk of countermeasures
HP to pay $100 million to settle class-action case tied to Autonomy deal write-down
Cabin smoke forces emergency plane landing in Florida; Allegiant Air flight heads to Maryland
NATO spearhead force tests fast deployment in Poland as part of region's enhanced security
Barcelona and Lionel Messi named team and player of the season in the AP Global Football 10
Officer recorded in Texas pool party incident resigns; chief calls actions 'indefensible'
Top links: The slow demise of global finance
Scott Barlow
Campbell Soup buying Garden Fresh salsa maker as it tries to expand outside the can
British lawmakers back EU referendum bill as Cameron faces unrest in Conservative ranks
State Department spokesman: Overcoming Islamic State onslaught in Iraq could take 3 to 5 years
Hundreds of migrants arrive by boat at Greek islands in 1 day, part of spring migrant surge
Teachers' strike demanding higher pay shuts down at least 27 schools in Afghan capital
Ohio high court hears arguments against 2nd execution attempt of condemned killer
Young man dead after car-pedestrian collision on New Brunswick road
Presidential opponents elected to lead both houses of Nigerian legislature
Parents urged to encourage freedom, play, as kids get D-minus for physical activity
Children play in a Toronto park on July 30, 2014.
Former West Ham defender Slaven Bilic returns to English Premier League club as manager
2 French families accuse government of negligence for teens' trips to Syria to join fighters
Carrick best reads: Paycheques of the rich and famous
Second go-round a ‘childhood dream’ for Blue Jays newest draft pick
Missouri State pitcher Jon Harris throws against Arkansas during the second inning in a super regional of the NCAA college baseball tournament in Fayetteville, Ark., Friday, June 5, 2015.
Benin's president says he will not run for third term, dismissing suspicions by opposition
Peabody Energy to cut 250 jobs, close 2 offices by end of June to save $45 million a year
Former News of the World deputy editor Wallis goes on trial in UK over phone hacking
Rebels seize sprawling army base in southern Syria, capture nearby village
Fiorentina sacks coach Vincenzo Montella 'for the good of the club' after lack of respect
Denied under the Nazis, Jewish woman becomes Germany's oldest doctorate recipient at 102
CPP Investment Board strikes $12-billion deal to buy Antares from GE Capital
Before the bell: TSX headed for further losses
TMX Broadcast Centre manager Kris Backus walks in front of the centre's display board in Toronto on Monday May 16, 2011. Effective June 1, TMX Group plans to rejig its so-called “maker-taker” model that will affect trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, the TMX Venture Exchange and the TSX Alpha Exchange.
Vincent Bugliosi, Manson trial prosecutor, dies at 80
Author Vincent Bugliosi asserts in a massive book on which he labored for 21 years that President Kennedy was assassinated by a lone gunman.
Man sues Chinese actress for her intense stare on TV as rules makes it easier to file lawsuits
Activity levels of Canadian kids still lags; report stresses need for outdoor play
Schoolyard games, scavenger hunts among ways to engage kids in outdoor play
In Gaza Strip, fish farms bring relief to seafood lovers of long-blockaded territory
Senate balks at expense oversight after report reveals wasteful spending
Senate Speaker Leo Housakos speaks with the media in the Foyer of the Senate on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Tuesday, May 26, 2015.
GE selling US Sponsor Finance business, $3B bank loan portfolio in $12B transaction
Tuesday’s small-cap stocks to watch
An employee pulls out a live lobster from the holding tank at the Clearwater Seafoods store on the Bedford Highway in Halifax in this file photo taken on November 12, 2007.
Hungary seeking to tighten southern border with Serbia to stem rising flow of migrants
CPPIB lands $12-billion deal for GE lending arm
Mark Wiseman, CEO of the CPPIB
Swedes nab Norwegian man suspected of heading to join jihadi fighters in Syria and Iraq
Canada to station troops at NATO command centre in Poland
Prime Minister Stephen Harper visits HMCS Fredericton in Gdansk, Poland, Tuesday, June 9, 2015. Canadian Armed Forces personnel will be stationed at a NATO command centre in Poland as a defence against Russian aggression.
UN rights chief: violence by pro-government militia in Burundi could tip country over edge
New Jersey mom accused of setting baby afire, leaving her on road to undergo mental evaluation
Greece makes new proposals on budget, debt to clinch bailout deal, sees no immediate response
France's Roger Verge, guide to Alain Ducasse and other chefs, dies at 85
Harper to visit Canadian frigate in Baltic Sea, Polish counterpart says
Burundi civic groups reject UN facilitator of crisis talks over president's third-term bid
Yoga enthusiasts turn to online as Lululemon e-commerce sales grow
Fuel depot fire near Ukraine's capital kills 1, injures several others
Turkish opposition likely to demand limits on Erdogan's role in next government
Egyptian court sentences 11 people to death in retrial over deadly 2012 soccer riot
Pakistan army: Airstrikes kill 12 'terrorists' in Khyber tribal region near Afghan border
Police: Thieves steal crates of perfume from Paris airport freight warehouse
Prosecutors stage search at Deutsche Bank in investigation of clients; employees not targeted
Police arrest New Delhi state law minister, say his university and law degrees are fake
That time Greg Bobolo of SendtoNews ran with the bulls in Pamplona
Greg Bobolo, CEO of SendtoNews, never travels without his running shoes. Which means they’re always with him, because he flies about 225,000 miles a year.
Tories lobbying oil and gas industry to keep Keystone XL plans afloat
Natural Resources Minister Greg Rickford answers a question during Question Period in the House of Commons in Ottawa on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015. Rickford has lobbied oil and gas executives to help advance the Keystone XL pipeline project.
Vancouver's proposed location rules for pot shops questioned
Under the city’s proposed new regulations, pot-related businesses would not be allowed to open within 300 metres of a school or community centre or another marijuana-related operation
Governor-General to unveil awards spotlighting Canadian innovation
Governor General David Johnston poses in Toronto on Monday, June 8, 2015.
Are school dress codes sexist and oppressive?
Margaret Wente
Doctors of B.C. vote a signal of physicians’ stance on two-tier health care
Gary Mason
Former France midfielder Hatem Ben Arfa finally joins French club Nice
HSBC to cut up to 50,000 jobs in major overhaul
The HSBC bank logo is pictured at the bank headquarters in Paris on April 9, 2015.
As he awaits friend's freedom, 1 of the Angola 3 recalls life in solitary confinement
Japan's former leaders behind WWII apologies urge Abe not to backpedal, say world is watching
Think your boss will try to keep you if you get a job offer? Think again
Lebanon's Hezbollah repels attack by Islamic State on its positions on Lebanon-Syria border
First gay couple to marry in a US territory exchanges vows in Guam ceremony
Judge to set damages for 2,700 who say Chinese drywall ruined homes in Gulf states, Virginia
Philippine court orders release of 9 Chinese fishermen who were jailed 1 year for poaching
Nemtsov's daughter says "criminal propaganda" on Russian state TV behind her father's death
Heavy Saudi-led airstrikes target rebel-controlled Defence Ministry in Yemeni capital
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