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Dwindling water supplies push Alberta developers toward sustainability
Carolina Oxtoby, President and CEO of Heritage Pointe, stands in front of the main pump house which is connected to the bioswales that collect and filter the rainwater in the community.
Wrestling star 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper dead at age 61: WWE confirms
Jason Industries posts loss of $1.6 million in second quarter
Labrador’s Mealy Mountains named Canada’s newest national park
Newly created Mealy Mountains National Park in Labrador.
IndyCar reacts to Derrick Walker's decision to step down as president of competition
Mexican state says residents of heavily Indian area approve controversial wind power project
The Globe’s stars and dogs for the week
Drug expenditures
Astros bearded ace Dallas Keuchel leads Houston to top of AL West
Dallas Keuchel’s attention to detail illustrates one of the reasons why the Houston Astros ace is such a dominant pitcher. The Oklahoma native has 12 wins, which is tied for the American League lead, and a 2.32 ERA, ranking third in the AL.
Daily Deal Roundup: SunOpta buys Sunrise in $450-million deal
Duncan Hood
Kershaw bumped to Saturday, Greinke moved up to Friday for Dodgers in Freeway Series
Antonio Smith predicts he'll be cleared in criminal probe and stay with Broncos all season
No deal: Countries leave Hawaii without 12-nation trade agreement
US ethics panel clears lawmakers of wrongdoing in trip apparently paid for by Azerbaijan
Vernon Davis says he's not thinking about the money and new deal as he begins contract year
Pacers newcomer Jordan Hill arrested in Georgia for reckless driving and speeding
Local favourite Tom Lehman shoots 8-under 64 to take 3-shot lead in 3M Championship
Mixing pro-style offensive systems with spread-style skills is Riley's challenge at Nebraska
Top-seeded David Goffin advances to Swiss Open semifinals
Ibrahimovic leads PSG against Lyon in French Trophee des Champions
Toddler dies after being hit by vehicle in Saskatoon residential area
Yukon lending a hand to firefighting colleagues in Idaho and Oregon
FDA says hospitals should stop using Hospira pump because of vulnerability to hacking
Seattle restaurant succeeds with $15 minimum wage, but broader effects of pay law uncertain
Activists say Cuban migrants travelling to US targeted for abuse, extortion in Mexico
Angels send C.J. Wilson to disabled list, but make no late additions at trade deadline
Fired Mexican soccer coach under investigation for political tweets
Montreal Alouettes receiver Nik Lewis and his mouth return to McMahon
In visit to region, Kerry to push Malaysia to increase efforts against human trafficking
Column: After 7 months as unlikely star, new Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh gets down to business
Jets, Bowles 'worried about Sheldon, the man' after Richardson's arrest, suspension
Mexican judge orders 4 soldiers to stand trial on disappearance and murder charges in 7 deaths
Grand Chief Steve Courtoreille on the top issues for Treaty 8 First Nations
Steve Courtoreille, Chief of the Mikisew Cree First Nation, was recently sworn in for a second term as Grand Chief of Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta.
Business Highlights
Bears sign guard Tyler Moore to 3-year contract
Cowboys re-sign Keith Smith after early hits to depth with linebackers at training camp
Steven Finn lifts England to victory over Australia in third Ashes Test
England’s Steven Finn leaves the pitch after his side’s win in the third Ashes test match. Finn had match figures of 8-117 – not bad for someone famously deemed ‘unselectable’ just 18 months ago.
How women are breaching ‘the last bastion of maleness’ in sports
Rachel Warrack, former Augustana College women's basketball player in Camrose, Alberta on Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Warrack will be an assistant coach with the school's men's team this season.
Tune Me In edges Mr. Jenney by a neck in the featured race at Monmouth Park
The week in photos
Fanfare of his hiring over, Hurley puts in the work to make Arizona State a winner
Kyle Busch starts drive for 4th straight win from pole at Pocono Raceway
Former NFL linebacker helping make August month of ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, find a cure
Ex-Auburn coach Gene Chizik back on sidelines as UNC assistant, aims to fix Tar Heels' defence
District attorney: No charges against LSU football players involving on-campus break-in
Canadian Vasek Pospisil eliminated from Atlanta Open in quarter-finals
Verizon workers ready for possible strike in dispute over new contract
Suzzann Pettersen seizes lead in soggy round at Women’s British Open
Suzzann Pettersen shot a three-under 69 for a score that only looked better and better as a gruelling day on the wind-beaten Ailsa links wore on. She called it one of the best rounds of her career.
Trans-Pacific talks fail, weakening Conservative hopes as election looms
Trade ministers from 12 countries line up for a family photo during Trans-Pacific Partnership talks on Thursday in Maui, Hawaii.
Tony Bennett, wife honoured by George Washington University for their commitment to the arts
Bennett shows, Chancellor holds out and Wagner wants extension to start Seattle camp
Athletics trade right-hander Ryan Cook to the Boston Red Sox for player to be named or cash
All 11 people on board killed when Colombian military airplane crashes in country's north
The high-stakes battle of medications, insurers and the government
Terese Rushton McGregor with her daughter is Katha, in wheelchair, and family in Blackfalds, Alberta on Wednesday, July 29, 2015. McGregor and her husband regularly have to to struggle with insurance companies over the cost of drugs ($120,000 per year) which are needed to combat a rare disease that afflicts Katha.
Pacific Rim ministers fail to reach deal in Hawaii talks but claim 'significant progress' made
Yahoo buying style-tip specialist Polyvore in latest attempt to woo digital advertisers
Astronomers from around world head to Hawaii for conference amid ongoing telescope tensions
Injuries sideline Buccaneers wide receiver Louis Murphy, defensive tackle Akeem Spence
Canadians working to rescue Mandaean people on brink of extinction in Iraq
Ray Siger, an Iraqi-born Canadian of the Mandaean faith, picks up his copy of the holy book, the Ginza Raba - which means " The Great Treasure", at his home in Markham, Ontario Wednesday July 15, 2015. (
Panthers QB Cam Newton has different view on life since automobile accident last December
Dozer and excavator go missing, B.C. police attempt to dredge up suspects
Inside out: Clay Matthews gets refresher course on playing inside linebacker in Packers camp
Mavericks sign-free agent forward Jeremy Evans from Utah
Federal government helps fund Rugby Canada high-performance training centre
Burning tractor temporarily shuts down international bridge at Mexico-Texas border
Farm owner thought vehicle hauling hay wagon was in good shape before fatal crash in Maine
Venezuelan governor says 1 person killed during looting of supermarket, at least 27 detained
NBA champion Golden State Warriors acquire forward/centre Thompson from 76ers for Wallace
Orlando City's new 25,500-seat downtown stadium to be complete by end of 2016 MLS season
UK reverses stance on Ai Weiwei visa, grants Chinese artist 6-month stay
Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei, right, Wang Fen, left, and their son Ai Lao arrive at the airport in Munich, Germany, Thursday, July 30, 2015. Ai Weiwei is on his way to Berlin where part of his family lives.
Buccaneers report to camp, turn over offence to top draft pick Jameis Winston
Indians trade left-hander Marc Rzepczynski to Padres for minor league outfielder
Troubadour Daniel Romano on flying, songwriting and Nashville fashion
Indie-country singer-songwriter Daniel Romano will be playing Wolfe Island Music Festival on Aug. 7.
World No. 1 Serena Williams withdraws from Bank of the West Classic with elbow injury
Ballet dancers interpret past year's headlines for B.C. Day
Province approves new gold and silver mine in northwestern B.C.
B.C. Mines Minister Bill Bennett.
Coughlin says the Giants have agreement with veteran receiver James Jones
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Mulcair to skip debates that don’t include Harper: NDP
NDP leader Thomas Mulcair speaks to the media following a tour of the Walkerville Brewery in Windsor, Ontario, Wednesday, May 20, 2015.
Windsor, Ont., man faces 86 pornography charges related to Skype videos
52 kilos of cocaine seized at Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont.: CBSA
Coyotes add Claude Loiselle as hockey operations consultant
Cubs boost bullpen by acquiring Hunter from Baltimore for Lake
Mets acquire slugger Yoenis Cespedes from Tigers
Yoenis Cespedes, then of the Detroit Tigers, hits a two run home run in the fourth inning during a baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on July 30, 2015 in Baltimore, Maryland.
How the Dow Jones industrial average and other major indexes fared on Friday
Drought forces fishing ban and water restrictions on several B.C. rivers
Fortis needs a period of re-accumulation
Fortis Inc.’s price action suggests the stock will likely spend considerable time trading between $34 and $38.
Why isn’t my dividend ETF’s payout growing?
If the fund records a large capital gain one year and no gain the next year, it will make the fund’s distribution look more volatile than it otherwise would be.
US city's monthly homicide toll spikes to 45, a grim toll unseen since 1972
Argos' Greenwood feeling good being a full-time football player again
Drop the writ: Understanding the effects of an early election call
Prime Minister Stephen Harper shakes hands with a woman while serving pancakes during the Calgary Stampede in Calgary, Alberta, in this file photo taken July 4, 2015. Speculation mounted on Thursday that Canada's election campaign would formally begin on Sunday, with the governing Conservatives planning a Montreal rally with Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Sunday evening.
Park & Province: Toronto store mixes new, timeless pieces for men
A Portuguese Flannel shirt.
Province approves new gold and silver mine in northwestern B.C.
Employee referrals help with retention when boosting work force
Sales account manager Jeremy Sherman has been working at Softchoice, an IT-services company for four months after being referred by a former colleague who already worked there. He is seen in the Toronto office on July 22, 2015.
A disturbing and misguided sense of supremacy killed Cecil the lion
Cecil the lion in Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe in 2012.
Ontario union ready to launch 'Dump Harper' campaign as soon as election called
Jaguars defensive end Chris Clemons arrives at camp, sits out practice amid personal issues
Mulcair won't take part in debates that don't include Harper: NDP
Texas gets bullpen help, adding Sam Dyson in trade with Miami for 2 players
Lawyer takes the plunge into Lake Ontario for melanoma research
Michael McIsaac swimming in December, 2014, on the North shores of Lake Ontario. He has been training for months, spending up to six hours a day in the pool and plans to start the 51-kilometre swim on August 21.
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