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July 7

First defeat: Astros rookie Velasquez loses for first time as Astros blanked 2-0 by Indians
Ibbitson: What’s Mulcair’s position on free trade?
John Ibbitson
Texan Dempsey scores twice in home state, US beats Honduras 2-1 to open Gold Cup title defence
Ray pitches into 8th, D-backs end Gallardo's scoreless innings streak in 4-2 win over Rangers
Angels-Rockies Runs
Pierzynski gets 3 hits, Banuelos earns 1st MLB win as Braves beat Brewers 4-3
Pujols, Trout hit 2 of Angels' 4 HRs as Los Angeles routs Rockies, 10-2.
Diamondbacks-Rangers Runs
Scherzer can't get out of 5th inning, gives up 5 runs in Nationals' 5-0 loss to Reds
Top prospect Miguel Sano shows his power and patience as Twins pound Orioles 8-3
Cardinals reliever Maness ejected in 7th inning of nightcap against Cubs
Fox to develop film on US Supreme Court's same-sex marriage ruling
Crocodile sightings force cancellation of swim between north Queensland island and Townsville
Doubront and Donaldson lead Blue Jays in win over White Sox
Toronto Blue Jays right fielder Jose Bautista (19) and shortstop Jose Reyes (7) react after the game against the Chicago White Sox at U.S Cellular Field. The Toronto Blue Jays defeat the Chicago White Sox 2-1.
Doubrant pitches into 7th, Donaldson homers again to lead Blue Jays in 2-1 win over White Sox
Dodgers: Former pitcher Don Newcombe resting comfortably after leaving stadium for hospital
'The View' says host Rosie Perez leaving to focus on acting; she's already on Broadway
Canada's Tara Muldoon in third place in ladies barrel racing at Stampede
Game show host Todd Newton, TV host, actress Alex Wehrley to fill Miss USA emcee defections
Tuesday's Baseball Capsules
FBI seeks public's help to find 240 sextortion victims of man sentenced to 105 years in prison
Familiar feeling: Kluber gets first win since May, Brantley homers as Indians blank Astros 2-0
Brett Lawrie homers off All-Star Dellin Betances in 10th inning to lift A's over Yankees 4-3
Plenette Pierson scores 24, Tulsa beats Atlanta 85-75 to snap 3-game losing skid
Nazon scores in 85th minute to give Haiti 1-1 draw with Panama in Gold Cup opener
Bogaerts clears bases with single in 7th, Red Sox rally to 4-3 win
B.C. Coroners Service denies deleting fired health worker's suicide note
Young Micronesian soccer side overwhelmed in 3 matches at Pacific Games, outscored 114-0
NBA summer leagues provide ‘great experience’ for rookies
Marlins-Red Sox Runs
Daytona 500 winner Buddy Baker announces he has inoperable lung tumour on radio show
Brazil still trying to regroup a year after shocking 7-1 loss at World Cup at home
Meet Jennifer Schneider, the Cannon Lady of the Calgary Stampede
Cannon Lady Jennifer Smith takes flight during the Calgary Stampede in Calgary, Alberta, July 6, 2015.
LEADING OFF: Ellsbury, Miller return to Yankees, Kershaw makes bid for All-Star spot
Votto provides the offence, Cueto takes care of pitching as Reds defeat Scherzer and Nats 5-0
B.C. plane crash sends one to hospital, closes highway in southern Okanagan
Firefighting strategies may be contributing to larger wildfires
A helicopter equipped with firefighting equipment drops fire retardant in the La Ronge, Sask., area in this July 5, 2015 handout photo. Fires and smoke have forced about 9,000 people from their homes in more than 50 communities in the northern part of the province.
Bradley makes 100th international appearance, 4th-youngest American to reach century mark
Whistler, B.C. issues air-quality warning due to wildfire smoke
A heavy blanket of stagnant grey haze has settled over British Columbia's south coast as winds push smoke south from the many forest fires burning across the province. Air quality advisories have been issued for Metro Vancouver, the east and south coasts of Vancouver Island, the Sunshine Coast, north of Vancouver, the Sea-to-Sky corridor, including Whistler, and the Fraser Valley.
Texas attorney general's name listed in federal securities probe documents
Judge awards nearly $230,000 to Texas woman who fielded 153 robocalls from a cable company
Ontario could offer some cap-and-trade exemptions to big polluters
Ontario Environment Minister Glen Murray says he is prepared to offer some breaks under the government’s incoming cap-and-trade program to industries and companies already working to reduce emissions.
Young veterans Smart, Exum look to use summer league to refine skills, take next step
Amanda Peterson, star of 1987 romantic comedy 'Can't Buy Me Love,' dies at 43
Chicken industry an unfair target of TPP, farmers argue
A Light Sussex chicken is seen at True North Heritage Hatchery in Langley, B.C., on Monday December 15, 2014. Canada’s chicken farmers are pushing back against calls from TPP negotiators to open up the market to more foreign imports.
Truck crashes through doors of Winnipeg convenience store, traps boy
Museum of Fine Arts Boston cancels 'Kimono Wednesdays' after event decried as racist
Pence comes off disabled list to join Giants against Mets
Vancouver mayor’s homelessness pledge fails as count stays unchanged
A homeless person sleeps outside a church in downtown Vancouver on March 25, 2015.
Pirates star McCutchen helps free grounds crew member swallowed by swelling tarp
Reliever Jenrry Mejia back with Mets after serving 80-game suspension
Trial begins for 2 Myanmar migrants accused of killing 2 British tourists on Thai island
Already a double major winner, Jordan Spieth reels in 2 more big ones - including a shark
Freight train derailment causes 14-hour ordeal for Chicago-to-St. Louis Amtrak passengers
New York holding parade, ceremony for US women's soccer team after World Cup win
New York holding parade, ceremony for US women's soccer team after World Cup win
Villanueva returning to Mavericks after making playoffs for 1st time in 10-year career
Lauren Holiday plans to retire from US women's national team; scored goal in World Cup finale
A list of the organizations backing away from Donald Trump after statements about immigrants
Officials: Yosemite rock fall changes the face of world-class climb up iconic Half Dome
Brampton poised to reject LRT funding from Ontario government
A Brampton Transit bus heads south toward Finch Station. The Ontario government says if the city rejects the proposed light rail route, the province will withdraw its funding offer.
Kelly: Commanding and calm, Novak Djokovic holds court at Wimbledon
Cathal Kelly
Sarah Palin Channel going offline after a year; Palin says she'll make her content free
Athletics bring up OF Jake Smolinski, option RHP Chris Bassitt to Triple-A Nashville
Tory teams up with Uber opponent in attempt to spur debate at City Hall
Toronto Mayor John Tory has called for a meeting today with representatives of the city's taxi industry and the ride-hailing service Uber.
Cardinals' Wong Wong out of lineup for nightcap against Cubs after banging head in opener
Steady rain makes for an even muddier Mud Day event for kids 12 and under in suburban Detroit
Bulls sign 1st-round pick Portis, add Brown, Henry as assistants to Hoiberg
Mexican rights agency asks army to avoid ambiguous orders interpreted to mean 'kill'
Stevie G and the Galaxy: Gerrard ready for new challenge after trading Liverpool for LA sun
Coach Benito Floro finally gets chance to lead Canada at Gold Cup
Canada's head coach Benito Floro reacts during a friendly soccer match between Moldova and Canada in Amstetten Mauer, Austria, Tuesday, May 27, 2014. Two years and three days after being named coach, Floro finally gets to lead Canada at the Gold Cup.
Arenado, LeMahieu hoping to share first All-Star experience with Tulowitzki
NASCAR to use unique rules packages at Indianapolis, Michigan and Darlington
Woman dies from injuries in fire at trailer park home in southwest Saskatchewan
Fitch keeps Ontario debt rating at AA- following downgrade by S&P on Monday
Tony Martin wins fourth stage of Tour de France to take overall lead
Tony Martin of Germany riding for Etixx-QuickStep celebrates ahead of a charging peloton as he wins stage four of the 2015 Tour de France from Seraing, Belgium to Cambrai, France on July 7, 2015 in Cambrai, France.
Letter from sister of B.C. Health Ministry worker who killed himself after he and others were fired in 2012
The first page of a letter from Linda Kayfish, whose brother killed himself after he and seven other workers in the provincial Health Ministry were fired.
Rockies claim RHP Germen off waivers from Cubs, transfer Morneau to 60-day DL
Rangers reach agreement with Cuban infielder Andy Ibanez
No Vacation Plans: Vancouver Whitecaps ready for packed summer schedule
Sister of fired B.C. Health Ministry worker says coroner deleted suicide note
B.C. Health Minister Terry Lake said he is still trying to find a way to release more information about the firings, but is constrained by privacy laws and a wrongful dismissal lawsuit
Fair housing group sues New York, saying discrimination keeps blacks from white communities
These 10 companies earn top marks in key StarMine tests
Who will pair with Tom Watson at his final British Open?
Tom Watson of the U.S. kisses the Swilken Burn bridge on his final round at St. Andrews, during the second round of the British Open Golf Championship on the Old Course at St. Andrews, Scotland, Friday, July 16, 2010. Watson will return to St. Andrew’s one last time this summer.
Saskatchewan evacuees say not enough food, blankets at Alberta evacuation centre
Yankees to get closer Andrew Miller, CF Jacoby Ellsbury back from disabled list on Wednesday
Father says Memphis 6-foot-9 forward Austin Nichols is seeking transfer from the school
Canada’s David Hearn hopes to stay hot ahead of the British Open
David Hearn puts a little English on his tee shot on the eighth hole during the second round of the Greenbrier Classic golf tournament at the Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va., Friday, July 3, 2015. Hearn's confidence is at an all-time high.
Utah Jazz sign No. 12 draft pick Trey Lyles, who gets his 1st applause at summer league game
Judge refuses to dismiss lawsuit against company responsible for decade-old Gulf oil leak
Scoring, net offence both on the rise following first two weeks of CFL season
Cardinals fume over Russell's tying hit, lose 5-3 to Cubs to complete doubleheader sweep
Quebec to go to court to challenge national securities regulator
Rogers hires Rick Brace as new president of media business
Guy Laurence, President and CEO of Rogers Communications, walks past Rogers logo on the Hockey Central studio on May 26 2015.
Yes to Uber. No to taxi cartels
Uber riders and driver-partners arrive to take part in a rally on the steps of New York City Hall against proposed legislation limiting for-hire vehicles in New York June 30, 2015. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz
Rays give up grand slam in ninth in opener, watch Gordon steal show in 7-1 loss in Game 2
There are many risk factors as Canada stares down a possible recession
Alex Rodriguez 'obviously disappointed' by All-Star omission, considered himself 'a long shot'
Australia captain Clarke and wife expecting 1st child, tweet made ahead of 1st Ashes test
HUD report says housing vouchers outperform other homeless intervention methods
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