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IndyCar rookie Sage Karam defends himself in wake of Carpenter criticism
Ferguson hires black police commander as interim chief
NY board backs $15 minimum wage hike for fast-food workers; Gov. Cuomo expected to OK increase
Misses chances, mistakes cost Rays in 5-4 loss to the Phillies
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Browns sign OL Madsen, place rookie draft picks CB Ekpre-Olomu, TE Telfer on injured lists
Strangers stop woman’s car from being towed during infant son’s hospital visit
Commodity rout shows no signs of slowing as loonie hits decade-low
Gold bullion is displayed at Hatton Garden Metals precious metal dealers in London, Britain July 21, 2015. Gold was on the brink of five year lows on Tuesday, with more losses expected in the coming months following Monday's "bear raid" when sellers dumped an estimated 33 tonnes in just two minutes.
Indians-Brewers Runs
Pan Am Roundup: Sprint phenom De Grasse wins 100, caps solid day for Canada at track
Liverpool signs striker Christian Benteke from Aston Villa after sale of Raheem Sterling
South Carolina's Steve Spurrier: Not too old to coach, will be around 'a long time'
Head of CP Rail shifts focus from work to health
Hunter Harrison, CEO of Canadian Pacific Railway Limited, speaks to the economic community at a business luncheon in Toronto, March 2, 2015. Following eight weeks of medical complications after surgery, the legendary workaholic will be handing more responsibility to his COO.
NBA boss Silver says he has ‘no doubt’ league could have a female head coach
San Antonio Spurs coach Becky Hammon hugs Jonathan Simmons after they defeated Phoenix Suns in the NBA summer league championship
Manfred: MLB may need to look at moving back trade deadline with more teams in playoff hunt
Stroke-play medallist Megan Khang wins opening match in US Girls' Junior
Roy Hibbert, Lou Williams, Brandon Bass all say they're eager for fresh starts with LA Lakers
What's happening in real estate markets outside of Toronto and Vancouver?
Aaron Hall and his wife Beki Hall are seen with their children Zoe, 3, and Paxton, 1, and their dog MJ in the backyard of their home in Squamish, B.C., on Sunday July 19, 2015.
Missing Mississauga man murdered and may be entombed in concrete: police
A tug of war that could exhaust Canada's economy
Jeffrey Simpson
Good news: There is no honeybee crisis
Margaret Wente
There’s $300-million waiting to be sipped from the LCBO’s warehouses
An LCBO store – part of Ontario’s liquor retail monopoly . Galit Rodan for the Globe and Mail
Ontario court ruling on expats forgets that voting is a right, not a privilege
As a result of an Ontario court ruling, more than one million Canadians living outside the country will be banned from voting on Oct. 19, barring last-minute legal manoeuvring.
Number of Canadian babies getting HIV from moms now almost zero, conference told
Bison tosses woman posing for selfie at Yellowstone National Park in fifth run-in this year
Harper government must stop hiding behind surplus illusion
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (L) and Finance Minister Joe Oliver walk to the House of Commons to deliver the federal budget on Parliament Hill in Ottawa April 21, 2015. REUTERS/Patrick Doyle
Maple Leafs sign second-round draft pick Travis Dermott to entry-level deal
LeBron James' SpringHill Entertainment scores TV, movie deal with Warner Bros.
Race Team Alliance chairman Kauffman calls group a success, 'we all want to stay in business'
Greece to show what happens when a stock market isn’t a market
If officials regulators lift the restrictions for equity traders on the Athens Stock Exchange, the nation risks a deposit flight.
Bombardier's stock price
Capsule carrying Russian, American, Japanese docks with International Space Station
Judge orders mental health assessment for man in Via terror case
Chiheb Esseghaier, one of two men accused of plotting a terror attack on rail target, is led off a plane by an RCMP officer at Buttonville Airport just north of Toronto on Tuesday April 23, 2013.
Barrie, Ont., mother grateful after strangers stop her car from being towed
How the Dow Jones industrial average and other major indexes fared on Wednesday
Leader of Delta pilots' union will resign; move follows rejection of company contract offer
Harvest early in southern Alberta where drought not as big a threat
Daily Transcript of San Diego to close after nearly 130 years in newspaper business
Why you should voluntarily disclose offshore investments
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I want to be a screen composer. What will my salary be?
‘You’re really running a business. You’re a project manager; you wear many different hats,” said Darren Fung, the second vice-president of SCGC and a freelance screen composer. “You’re a recording engineer, you’re an orchestrator, you’re a conductor; sometimes you’re a performer and you’re a bookkeeper.’
Odubel Herrera's RBI single in 10th gives Phillies 5-4 win over Rays
Vinci and Rybarikova to meet in Istanbul Cup quarterfinals after 2nd round victories
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Rays-Phillies Runs
Canadian tennis star Bouchard hopeful she can turn dismal season around
Eugenie Bouchard returns a shot during an exhibition match on a tennis court atop a barge docked on Lake Ontario in Toronto
Lawsuits against Caesars Entertainment to proceed while unit is in bankruptcy, judge rules
Challenge to nuclear waste bunker near Lake Huron on hold until new year
Qualcomm to cut jobs, reduce costs under shareholder pressure
Teheran matches career high with 11 Ks, but gets outpitched in Braves' 3-1 loss to Dodgers
Mounties to benefit from latest round of federal cybersecurity funding
Troubling amount of child porn being shared on online in B.C.: study
Kyle Hendricks gets off to tough start, Cubs lose to Reds 9-1 in 1st game of doubleheader
Giants activate Affeldt from disabled list, option Osich to Triple-A
Bouchard Bounce-back? Canadian tennis star hopeful she can turn season around
Possible FIFA election rivals Platini, Prince Ali meet for 1st talks since Blatter exit plans
Deputies investigate possible sexual battery outside Disney World entertainment complex
Judge orders new mental health assessment for man in Via terror case
Big Internet providers must open fibre networks to competitors: CRTC
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Toronto Mayor John Tory won’t rule out possible Olympic bid
Toronto Mayor John Tory gives an interview at the Main Media Center during the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, Canada, July 14, 2015.
Photos of the Day for July 22
Sightseers visit an oversized star in a cornfield not far from Munich, Germany. With temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius, many cornfields are harvested.
Shell gets permits necessary for limited oil exploratory drilling off Alaska's northwest coast
560-pound man biking across US to lose weight getting new wheels in Rhode Island
Hornets add depth at power forward, sign 6-9, 250-pound free agent Tyler Hansbrough
Calgary region tornado warning lifted after storm tracked across part of city
Banks might be on the hook for bailout bond flop
According to RBC Dominion Securities research, relative yields of the bonds have widened 25 basis points this year, the worst performance among Canadian five-year corporate bonds.
Chad minister: Ex-dictator's trial in Senegal serves justice, raises hopes for reconciliation
Escaped murderers from New York prison bushwhacked, put pepper in boots after prison break
Fire aboard Royal Caribbean ship in Jamaica; 1 crew member suffers burns, passengers safe
Bae faces mandatory military service in South Korea after losing court battle
Union Pacific, General Motors, American Express and SanDisk are big market movers
Discover 2Q profits drop 7 per cent, due to higher expenses; beats analyst expectations
Big Internet providers must open fibre networks to competitors; CRTC
Apple revenue by product segment
American Express beats 2Q profit expectations, but strong dollar hits revenues
Silver praises Becky Hammon, Spurs, says he has 'no doubt' NBA could have a female head coach
Canada's Jarret Llewellyn wins Pan Am water-skiing silver; McClintock takes gold
Black man helps ailing white man wearing swastika at protest
In this July 18, 2015 photo provided by Rob Godfrey, police officer Leroy Smith, left, helps a man wearing National Socialist Movement attire up the stairs during a rally in Columbia, S.C. Smith, the director of South Carolina’s public safety agency, said Monday, July 20, 2015, he hopes the photo that shows him helping the white man wearing a racist T-shirt will be a catalyst for people to work toward overcoming hate and violence.
Fiat Chrysler recalls about 350K SUVS; engine covers could come loose and cause fires
Taylor, Espinosa lead Nationals' eighth-inning comeback for 4-3 win over Mets
Boozy root beer is about to be huge
Contra Guys: On a simplistic level, this play on Greece looks fantastic
Greece is unpredictable, with the government embracing austerity after the people voted against it.
Padres demote struggling infielder Middlebrooks to Triple-A El Paso, recall outfielder Almonte
Lexpert: Feeling underappreciated at work?
Cover of June 2015 issue of Lexpert
DLA Piper snags four lawyers from Wildeboer Dellelce
Jeff Gray
Canadian Open weather and course provide stark contrasts to British Open
Canadian Graham DeLaet from Weyburn, Sask, takes a selfie with fellow golfer Matt Kuchar, top right, and caddies during the Pro Am at the Canadian Open golf tournament
Higher minimum-wage proposals gain ground in New York and California; $15 an hour is the goal
Man, 22, charged with child luring in Richmond Hill, Ont.
In conference call with Afghan president, Obama praises efforts to reconcile with Taliban
The Latest on Texas jail death: Booking documents show Bland said she had epilepsy
Little's jumper with 8 seconds left lifts Sun over Lynx, 78-77, in OT, ends six-game skid
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SNC-Lavalin awarded contract to build natural gas plant in Maryland
Grain lower and livestock mixed
Disrupted sleep may increase risk of Alzheimer’s, research suggests
Sleep problems are treatable – and a key next question is whether improving sleep can make a difference in protecting seniors’ brains.
Hilton closes longtime hotel casino in Puerto Rico amid economic crisis
White House trying to persuade Congress to allow Guantanamo Bay prison to close
Defenceman Josh Manson agrees to 2-year, $1.65 million extension with the Anaheim Ducks
My dad's dementia brings frustration and heartache - and victories too
Dementia is relentlessly progressive, and with the illnesses’s onslaught, my father’s life has become a chronicle of losses.
Chattanooga picked to three-peat as champs of SoCon, QB Huesman top offensive player of year
Twitter lights up with funnel cloud photos in Calgary
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