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July 5

Keys to the United States' 5-2 win over Japan in the Women's World Cup final
Faosilva, Nanai-Williams named to Samoa lineup for historic home test against All Blacks
Abby Wambach finally captures Women's World Cup with win over Japan in final
Tanner Milan leads steer wrestling standings after three performances
Ramos homers and drives in 2, Zimmermann goes 7 in Nationals' 3-1 win over Giants
Shaman Ghost rallies to win 156th running of $1-million Queen's Plate
Quarterback Trevor Harris lifts Argos to 42-40 double-OT thriller over Riders
Saskatchewan Roughriders running back Jerome Messam is tackled by Toronto Argonauts defensive back Vincent Agnew, right, and defensive lineman Tristan Okpalaugo during the second half of the Argos' 42-40 win in Regina, Sask.
Vancouver developers look to luxury housing for seniors
Construction is set to begin in the fall on the 135-unit Opal retirement complex by developers Element Lifestyle Retirement. The development will include a four-storey and six-storey building.
Texas hopes UN world heritage designations for Alamo, San Antonio missions increases tourism
Conservative Argentine candidate wins first round of mayoral election in Buenos Aires
Pot compassion clubs may get to stay put despite Vancouver's new dispensary rules
Jamie Shaw, spokeswoman for B.C. Compassion Club Society, is photographed at the B.C. Compassion Club dispensary on Commercial Drive in Vancouver, British Columbia, Wednesday, June 24, 2015. She is disappointed that her compassion club and several other longstanding dispensaries who "have worked on their relationships" in their neighbourhoods will be forced to move under the proposed rules.
Mirtle: NHL grapples with death of the bridge contract as young stars get paid
James Mirtle
Opposition parties eye possible election breakthrough at Stampede
Federal NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair and his wife Catherine (L) at the Calgary Stampede parade in Calgary, July 3, 2015.
Pujols hits AL-best 25th HR, Calhoun drives in 4 runs as Angels finish sweep of Rangers 12-6
Escaped N.Y. prisoner to spend 23 hours a day in maximum-security
Police stand over David Sweat after he was shot and captured near the Canadian border Sunday, June 28, 2015, in Constable, N.Y.
Bochy, Vogelsong ejected by plate umpire Cuzzi in fifth inning against Nationals
Thousands flee wildfires raging across Western Canada
Firefighters tackle a wildfire near the town of La Ronge, Saskatchewan July 4, 2015 in a picture provided by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Government Relations.
Damian Warner ties Canadian men’s 110-metre hurdles record set in 1985
Damian Warner, left, runs to victory in the men’s 110-metre hurdles in a time of 13.27 seconds at the Canadian Track and Field Championships in Edmonton, Alta., on July 4. Johnathan Cabral was second at 13.37s and Sekou Kaba third at 13.43s.
Overseas trading: China stocks surge, other global markets down after Greeks vote ‘No’
Investors look at information displayed on electronic screen at a brokerage house in Shanghai, China, June 29.
The United States scores 5 goals to win the 2015 Women's World Cup
U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden meets with PM Stephen Harper before FIFA final
Fans shower 4-time NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon with pics, praise before final Daytona race
Haze of wildfire smoke triggers air quality advisory in Metro Vancouver
Shaman Ghost rallies to capture 156th running of Queen’s Plate at Woodbine
Jockey Rafael Hernandez rides Shaman Ghost to victory at the 156th running of the Queen's Plate on Sunday, July 5. It was the third plate win for owner-breeder Stronach Stables but first since Awesome Again in 1997.
Rampage in two Montreal suburbs leaves five dead
A crime scene investigator surveys the inside of a home in Boucherville, Que., on Friday, July 1, 2015, where the bodies of three men were found.
Burt Shavitz, the Burt behind natural cosmetics maker Burt's Bees, dies at 80 in Maine
Danny Lee lands first PGA Tour win at Greenbrier, David Hearn falls just short
David Hearn of Brantford, Ont., earned a spot in the Open at St. Andrews with a solid finish on the Old White TPC course in West Virginia. Hearn shot a 3-under 67 in the final round for a spot in the four-man playoff.
US stocks open lower after Greeks reject terms of latest bailout package; bond prices rise
Sentry duties take on new meaning for RCMP after Ottawa shootings
A boy watches as RCMP members stand guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Sunday, July 5, 2015 in Ottawa.
Ballerina Misty Copeland to make her Broadway debut in 'On the Town' this summer
NHL’s first Chinese draft pick represents hope for growth
Liu Qian, 15 practices shooting during a training session with Chinese coach Fu Lei at an ice rink in Beijing, China on July 1st, 2015.
Kelly: For Canadian Vasek Pospisil, it’s all about the timing
Vasek Pospisil returns the ball to James Ward of Britain during their third round singles match at Wimbledon on Saturday. Pospisil won the doubles title at Wimbledon in 2014 with American Jack Sock in their first tournament playing together.
LEADING OFF: Sale goes for record strikeout streak, All-Stars on deck, Heston faces Mets again
Goldschmidt strikes out to end Arizona's rally in 6-4 loss to Colorado
Carli Lloyd's hat trick leads U.S. over Japan in Women's World Cup final
U.S. defeats Japan to win Women’s World Cup
Lauren Holiday #12 and Carli Lloyd #10 of the United States celebrate with teammates after Lloyd scores her second goal against Japan in the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 Final at BC Place Stadium on July 5, 2015 in Vancouver, Canada.
Opening weekend at the Calgary Stampede
Greece races to restart talks with skeptical creditors
Canada doesn’t share U.S. concerns about ‘ghost schools’ in Afghanistan
Afghan children learn to read the Quran at a local Madrassa in Kabul, Afghanistan, Dec. 23, 2013. The U.S. agency that oversees aid spending is concerned school enrollment numbers have been inflated and that money was spent on schools that don’t even exist.
Williams sisters prepare for fourth round face-off at Wimbledon
Sisters Venus Williams, left, and Serena Williams wave to the crowd after defeating Oksana Kalashnikova and Olga Savchuk in a doubles match at the All England Club on June 25, 2014. The sisters will play each other Monday in the fourth round.
Lakers plan to sign Sixth Man of the Year Lou Williams, forward Brandon Bass
NL West-leading Dodgers can't muster offence in 8-0 loss to Mets
Tough days for salmon as Fraser River hotter, lower than expected
Mark Hume
Ottawa not ready for Arctic, deep water oil spills: internal review
Ice floes float in Baffin Bay above the Arctic circle.
Bassitt pitches well in place of Gray but A's lose 2-1 to Mariners
Atletico Mineiro beats 10-man Internacional 3-1 to take Brazilian league lead
Weekend shooting in Surrey, B.C., that injured one likely targeted, say RCMP
Baseball Capsules
Josh Donaldson sets all-star vote record
Josh Donaldson of the Toronto Blue Jays hits an RBI single in the first inning against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park on July 5, 2015 in Detroit.
After dominating All-Star Game voting, Royals end up with franchise-record 4 starters voted in
Canadian review urged better security training after Nairobi attack
Paramedics run beside parked ambulances outside the Westgate Mall in Nairobi after heavy shooting started for the third time on Sept. 23, 2013.
Trainer Chad Brown wins another stakes at Belmont Park
Blue Jays third baseman Josh Donaldson voted into MLB all-star game
U.S. lead deadly air strikes targeting IS militants in Raqqa
Fighters from the Islamic State group marching in Raqqa, Syria.
4 Royals, Frazier from hometown Reds voted to start All-Star Game; Donaldson gets most votes
Germany’s Andre Greipel wins rain-soaked second stage of Tour de France
Andre Greipel, right, sprints ahead of Peter Sagan. Sunday’s course, which took the riders along the Dutch coastline toward the heart of the Zeeland Delta, proved treacherous as heavy winds and driving rain caused splits throughout the field.
Tulowitzki homers, Rockies avoid 4-game sweep with 6-4 win over Diamondbacks
Mitchell's 3-pointer lifts Mercury to 94-91 overtime win over Los Angeles, as Griner dunks
B.C. RCMP say alcohol a factor in crash that killed one, critically injured one
Sunday's Scoreboard
A decline in Alberta’s fortunes means a decline in Quebec’s
Quebec's Premier Philippe Couillard listens to a question during a news conference at his office in Quebec City, April 13, 2015.
Live-action, high-tech Marvel theme park suspends summer tour after big debut in Philadelphia
Mat Latos pitches well, but Marlins offence quiet in 2-0 loss to Cubs
6 injured by 1 lightning strike, possibly to tree, at RV park near Texas-Louisiana state line
White Sox made 4 errors, 4-game winning streak ends with 9-1 loss to Orioles
Astros waste lead and lose 2nd straight, 5-4 to Red Sox
Big Blue Kitten rallies to take United Nations Stakes at Monmouth Park
Lewis Hamilton wins British Grand Prix, strengthens F1 title defence
Lewis Hamilton pumps his fist as he crosses the finish line at Silverstone to win the British Grand Prix on Sunday, July 5. Hamilton extends his lead to 17 points over Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg in the Formula One championship.
Backup QB Trevor Harris keeps Argonauts afloat in 42-40 OT win over Roughriders
Matz wins again, Mets get 15 hits in 8-0 victory over NL West-leading Dodgers to claim series
Mariners get another strong start from Montgomery in 2-1 win over A's
Daniela Iacobelli birdies final hole to win Symetra Tour's Tullymore Classic
One man arrested, another bomb found in Winnipeg explosion investigation
Winnipeg Police Service Supt. Danny Smyth talks to the media during an availability in Winnipeg on Sunday, July 5, 2015. Police in Winnipeg say they a have man in custody in connection with a bomb that seriously injured a lawyer in the city.
Nova shaky in 3rd start, Yankees sloppy in field during 8-1 loss to Rays
New Zealand weightlifter withdraws from Pacific Games after "cannibals" comment
Jocelyn Laurence brought out the best in writers
Jocelyn Laurence, who believed the greatest writing had cadence, tempo and soul, crafted a long editing career at several prominent Canadian magazines.
Abraham Ancer wins Nova Scotia Open, beating Bronson Burgoon in playoff
Braves shake up bullpen by cutting 2 relievers following 4-0 loss to Phillies in 10 innings
Kennedy outpitched by Lynn as Padres beaten by Pham, Cardinals 3-1
Minnesota firefighter suspended after flying Confederate flag in holiday weekend parade
Bautista, Smoak homer as Blue Jays beat Justin Verlander, Tigers 10-5 to stop 3-game skid
Danny Lee pars 2nd playoff hole to outlast 3 others for Greenbrier Classic title
Breakthrough in negotiations delays larger Loblaw strike
Strikers picket outside of the Zehrs in Tecumseh, near Windsor, Ont., on Thursday, July 2, 2015.
Overspending, austerity, euro flaws have pushed Greece to brink despite bailouts
Reports: Conchita Martinez to be made temporary captain of Spain's Davis Cup team
The materials mid-cap stock you can bank on
Jennifer Dowty
Indians shut down by Pirates ace Gerrit Cole after fast start
Ottawa must stop threats to Wood Buffalo National Park
Wood Buffalo National Park is located in northern Alberta and part of the Northwest Territories.
Arizona Coyotes left wing Mikkel Boedker files for salary arbitration
'Terminator Genisys,' 'Magic Mike' fizzle at July 4th box office, 'Jurassic World' tops again
Former Chiefs general manager Jack Steadman, architect of Super Bowl title team, dies at 86
Continuing education explored for advisers dealing in mutual funds
The Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada is looking at developing a continuing education requirement that could affect more than 81,000 registered representatives.
Making sense of 10 strategies for drawing down savings in retirement
Ian McGugan
Braves shake up bullpen following loss, cut Masset, Eveland, add Vizcaino, Carpenter
Canadian economy observers brace for weak jobs numbers, call for rate cut
Economists predict an increase in the unemployment rate in June. The jobs figures have risen in six of the past 12 months and fallen the other six, including a back-and-forth pattern for the past six.
Time for storm windows on your portfolio?
Norman Rothery
Is Puerto Rico America’s Greece?
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO - JULY 01: A building under renovation is seen in Old San Juan as the island's residents deal with the government's $72 billion debt on July 1, 2015 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Governor of Puerto Rico Alejandro García Padilla said in a speech recently that the people of Puerto Rico will have to make sacrifices and share the responsibilities to help pull the island out of debt. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Police charge man in bombing of Winnipeg law firm
Investors brace for fallout of Greece’s 'No' vote
Motorcyclists celebrate with a Greek national flag in front of the White Tower, city's landmark, in Thessaloniki on July 5, 2015, after early results showed those who rejected further austerity measures in a crucial bailout referendum were poised to win.
McCoughtry scores 23 points, Hayes adds 12 in her return in Dream's 72-64 win over Seattle
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