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Calgary-based Chevron Canada Resources confirms plans to cut 130 jobs
Nine West stores caught in bankruptcy protection
Sherson chief executive officer Stephen Applebaum at the Nine West store location in Yorkdale Mall in 2009.
Ditch the whiteboard and go for modern training tools instead
A Ryerson University student uses her mobile phone in tangent with her laptop to complete online assignments for her class.
Doctor: Colorado theatre shooter's thoughts of killing people became uncontrollable storm
Western wildfires: Hundreds of fires burn, thousands out of their homes
Free-agent SG Alan Anderson agrees to $4M, 1-year contract with Washington Wizards
Calgary Stampede: Poor economy gauge but a good economic respite
Jeffrey Jones
Canada baseball manager Ernie Whitt hopes for more Pan Am magic
Team Canada manager Ernie Whitt and coach Larry Walker laugh during a workout before their World Baseball Classic games in Toronto, March 6, 2009.
AMC's 'Better Call Saul' returning for 2nd season, will be filmed in Albuquerque again
Tennessee man indicted on charge of soliciting another person to attack New York mosque
Next generation of NBA referees get evaluated alongside players during summer league games
Business Highlights
Angels 1B Pujols says he will take part in All-Star Home Run Derby
Trump's comments on immigrants 'hard to hear' for Miss USA contestants but show must go on
Five high-yield stocks with staying power
John Heinzl
Come on, Canada. Time to get in the giant fighting robot economy
The MegaBot Mark II, left, is squaring off against Suidobashi Heavy Industry’s Kuratas robot at a to-be-determined date.
Tuesday's Scoreboard
FDA approves new combination drug from Novartis to reduce heart failure deaths
Pan Ams: Canada earns 7-7 tie in women's water polo in first event of Pan Ams
Pan Am organizers try to drum up local interest amid low ticket sales
Spectators wait for the start of women's water polo action between Canada and Brazil during Pan Am Toronto 2015 at the Atos Markham Centre in Markham.
'Subway guy' Jared played key role in giving sandwich chain fresh image
Environmental groups say $16K fine for pipeline spill not even a slap on wrist
CVS Health says it's leaving Chamber of Commerce in disagreement about tobacco products
Hail to the victors: US women begin home World Cup championship tour with big LA fan rally
Two killed in plane collision with F-16 fighter jet over South Carolina
Emergency personnel from Berkeley County stand outside a campground surrounded by police tape near Moncks Corner, S.C., Tuesday, July 7, 2015, after an F-16 fighter jet smashed into a small plane over South Carolina.
USDA officials tells congressional hearing agency preparing for possible fall bird flu return
State Dept. says Cuban detentions of political dissidents won't slow normalization
Alcides Escobar, Alex Gordon provide punch as Royals beat Rays 5-1 for doubleheader sweep
Banking crisis threatens peak tourism season in Greece
A guest cottage sits in a villa on the coast of Mykonos Island in Greece, a popular tourist destination.
Canadian Energy Services takes on oil field chemical giants
How Toronto’s detached home prices have changed over two years
Houses are seen in Vaughan, Ont., on June 29, 2015.
'Lego Movie' directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord to direct Han Solo 'Star Wars' spinoff
Wimbledon Lookahead: No rest for the weary as No. 1 Djokovic leads top 4 into quarterfinals
Calgary senior facing charges after kittens found dead in garbage
Photo of police tape at a crime scene.
Rogers appoints Rick Brace to head media arm
The Latest: Subway suspending relationship with Jared Fogle
Euroskeptics predict ‘snowball effect’ following Greek bailout rejection
In this July 3, 2015 file photo, a demonstrator raises his hand with the word ''No'' written on it as a Greek flag waves behind during a rally organized by supporters of the No vote in Athens.
CONCACAF ends corporate partnership with company Traffic Sports USA
How the Dow Jones industrial average and other major indexes fared on Tuesday
Trial begins over Tennessee execution method; inmates challenging lethal injection drug
Russell singles, scores in 3-run 7th as Cubs beat Cardinals 5-3 to sweep day-night DH
Quiet, please: Azarenka wants to silence questions about all that noisemaking during match
Hawaiian culture-based mediation considered instead of trial for some telescope protesters
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Why the Greek referendum is no victory for democracy
Athens streets bear slogans in support of Greece’s rejection of further austerity measures.
The jihad path not taken
Sheema Khan
B.C. transit plebiscite a failure of leadership
Jeffrey Simpson
Supply management is about more than ‘the powerful dairy lobby’
You can’t buy fresh milk from New Zealand or Ireland in Canada – it has to come from local cows, which means all the additional costs of housing them in barns and hauling the feed to them during the months when they can’t graze outside.
Pan Am Games offer a stress test for Ontario’s overburdened roads
With the Toronto 2015 Pan Am & Parapan Am Games set to begin in less than two weeks, HOV lane restrictions came into effect causing some confusion with drivers being fined and losing points foe the infraction. Signage is posted reminding westbound traffic of the Gardiner Expressway about the lanes on June 29 2015.
Tom Watson's final British Open, and the search for the right partners on the farewell journey
Contrarian investors: Don’t be afraid to buy Canadian
Education Department dismisses complaint by Asian groups over Harvard admissions practices
Gov't regulator: Troops still haggling with loan companies over student debt, despite law
Woman hit by line drive during Braves-Brewers game hospitalized in satisfactory condition
Deen spokesman: 'I Love Lucy' photo with dark-skinned Deen son posted by dismissed manager
West Fraser Timber: A way to play to strength in the U.S. economy
A West Fraser sawmill in Quesnel, B.C. The company has invested $1.4-billion into upgrades over the past four years.
Netflix sets release dates for original films including Fukunaga drama, Sandler comedy
SpaceX close to figuring out rocket failure during launch; accident 'huge blow' to company
A new low in theatre etiquette? A Broadway theatregoer tries to recharge phone in onstage plug
Freeport-McMoran, Pinnacle Entertainment, St. Joe are big market movers
Review: Ryan Reynolds attempts to be "Self/less," in derivative immortality thriller
Rapper Rick Ross out of jail in Georgia on $2 million bail; charged with assault, kidnapping
To some who stood by Bill Cosby, his sedatives-before-sex admission is a turning point
In this May 12, 2011 file photo, comedian Bill Cosby, a Temple University alumnus and trustee, appears at a commencement ceremony in Philadelphia. Cosby admitted in a 2005 deposition that he obtained Quaaludes with the intent of using them to have sex with young women. In court documents released Monday, July 6, 2015, he admitted giving the sedative to at least one woman.
Kitimat's cleaner, more productive smelter pours first aluminum
B.C. government approves construction projects for 9-billion Site C hydro dam
The area of the Peace River where the proposed Site C hydroeletric dam would be built near Fort St. John, B.C
CFL fines Hamilton defensive lineman Tracy for helmet-to-helmet hit on Willy
Bruins sign F Jimmy Hayes to 3-year deal; sign F Brett Connolly, F Brandon DeFazio
B.C. government approves construction projects for $9-billion Site C hydro dam
Loonie tumbles further on surging U.S dollar, weak data
A Canadian dollar coin, commonly known as the "Loonie", is pictured in this illustration picture taken in Toronto in this January 23, 2015, file photo. The Canadian dollar pared earlier session losses against its U.S. counterpart on Tuesday, strengthening after data showed January growth was better than feared. REUTERS/Mark Blinch/Files
Alberta youth faces sex charges including at Scouts Canada, Cadets Canada trips
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Jordan Spieth skips Scotland, British Open prep for familiarity of John Deere Classic
Grain mixed and livestock lower
In Pictures: Wimbledon day 8
Serena Williams of the U.S. hits a shot during her match against Victoria Azarenka of Belarus at Wimbledon.
Langley, B.C., bids on 2019 world indoor lacrosse championships
Common areas of condos subject to privacy rights, Ontario's top court rules
Scott Stallings 1st PGA Tour winner suspended under doping policy
Former Bosnian prison guard living in US extradited to face war-crimes charges
Eight reasons Air Canada's growth looks poised to continue
Air Canada is offering a new “premium economy class” and charging Wi-Fi connection fees to try to increase revenue.
Canada faces questions from UN rights committee on mining industry
In a tight election, will Harper rethink approach to the media?
Person with knowledge of deal: Warriors trade David Lee to Celtics for Gerald Wallace
The best images from around the world for July 7
Two hikers walk in 20 degrees Celsius temperatures along the Schneeferner glacier at German highest mountain Zugspitze near Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
Quebec authorities confirm that Arthur Porter is dead
In this photo taken Saturday, March 2, 2013, Dr. Arthur Porter speaks with a reporter at his home in Nassau, Bahamas.
Doctors declare former Guatemalan dictator Rios Montt mentally incompetent to stand trial
Former officer seeks expert to review secret recordings as murder-for-hire trial again delayed
Body of Australian tourist found in industrial area outside Whistler, B.C.
NewsAlert: Quebec authorities confirm that Arthur Porter is dead
Cosby's moralizing was his undoing; judge cites the gap between the public and the private man
Calgary cabbie has licence suspended for alleged derogatory comments to couple
Facebook corralling more computing capacity in Texas data centre that will run on wind power
Transcript: Why a good boss needs to focus on community
Business people having board meeting in office.
Corrections Canada seeks company to run chainsaw sessions for inmates
St. Louis Blues sign forward Vladimir Tarasenko to 8-year, $60M deal
Recipe: Succotash hand pies
White miso adds a deep salinity that balances the sweetness of summer corn in these succotash hand pies.
Daniel Alves: Guardiola wanted to coach Brazil's national team but officials were against him
Accused Winnipeg bomber appeared to make peace with ex-wife in recent months: documents
Guido Amsel, 49, has been charged with two counts of attempted murder, one count of aggravated assault and a number of offences related to possessing explosives.
Grocery stores are hiring nutrition experts, but is their advice hurting more than it’s helping?
Accused Winnipeg bomber appeared to make peace with ex-wife in recent months
From poison ivy to ticks to leeches, summer poses some health risks
This 2006 photo made available by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a female Aedes aegypti mosquito acquiring a blood meal from a human host at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta.
B.C. moves to protect at-risk young males with free HPV vaccine
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