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Dog walks 35 miles, 9 days to find way home from Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve to Carlsbad
1977 Stanley Cup, 1993 World Series rings stolen from Toronto home
Industry players say Ottawa’s revised integrity rules still too harsh
The offices of SNC-Lavalin are seen in Montreal on March 26, 2012.
Intense clashes in Syria's Aleppo as militants attack government-held neighbourhood
Israeli ultra-Orthodox Cabinet minister slams Reform Judaism, says doesn't consider them Jews
Protect your credit cards from fraud with these common-sense precautions
Travel holiday
How to reduce turnover in your sales force
Carrick best reads: Five easy home improvements for about $1,000
1 Australian gored, 2 injured in fast 2nd bull-run of Pamplona's San Fermin festival
Official: 200 detonators along with plastic explosives stolen from French military site
6 HSBC employees fired after video shows mock Islamic State-style killing during team outing
Amy Schumer and Aziz Ansari to lead Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Festival this year
Storm brings flash flooding to Las Vegas, knocks out power to hundreds
Maria Barroso, former Portuguese first lady and Socialist Party co-founder, dead at 90
Saudi Arabia arrests 3 brothers in connection with deadly bombing of Shiite mosque in Kuwait
Bird mystery: Thousands disappear and abandon eggs, nests on island off Florida's Gulf Coast
Updated tech needed before images and data to 911 centres can become reality
Early Briefing: Ottawa's rights record under review; a solemn anniversary in Britain
How the new Mercedes went from blank piece of paper to finished car
Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe sketch
In photos: Classic Alfa Romeos in museums, shows and on the track
Alfa Romeo opens its revamped museum in July 2015 on the brand’s 105th anniversary.
Are we seeing an Alfa Romeo renaissance?
The new Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan is shown during the official presentation, in Arese, near Milan, Italy, Wednesday, June 24, 2015.
In photos: New Mercedes-Benz SUV from sketches to finished product
Daily Deal Roundup: Real estate takes the spotlight
The 60-per-cent stake in Toronto’s Minto High Park Village is worth $105-million and is the pension plan’s first direct investment in Canadian multifamily real estate.
WHO says high tobacco taxes are the best way to cut tobacco use but few nations wield the tool
Day after hosting landmark Afghan-Taliban talks, Pakistan says both sides made progress
Asia stocks fall as China sell-off spills into Hong Kong; Europe up as Greece gets last chance
Migrant dies on Eurotunnel tracks between France, England
Iran nuclear deal still elusive as another deadline passes
U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond (not seen), Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, German Minister for Foreign Affairs Frank-Walter Steinmeier, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, EU Deputy Secretary General for the External Action Service Helga Schmid, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and Iran's ambassador to IAEA Ali Akbar Salehi wait for photographers during a meeting at the hotel where the Iran nuclear talks are being held in Vienna, Austria July 6, 2015.
Malaysian authorities freeze 6 bank accounts in probe over fund transfer to prime minister
SC Senate advances bill to remove Confederate flag; GOP still seeks to preserve some symbol
Six stories in the news today, July 7
Vancouver mayor sole Canadian in municipal climate-change group meeting Pope
Moment of silence: Britons mark 10th anniversary of London transit attacks with tributes
Iran nuclear deal still elusive as another deadline passes; more talks planned
The world’s oldest man, a retired educator from Japan, dies at 112
In this Aug. 20, 2014 file photo, Sakari Momoi, a Japanese retired educator, poses for a photo after receiving a certificate from Guinness World Records as Momoi was recognized as the worlds oldest living man, in Tokyo.
Record number of Ontarians registered as organ donors, says Gift of Life Network
Quotes from various Oka-related players
1990 Oka Crisis: events inspired native movements around the world
Bellegarde urges government to re-engage on First Nation education discussions
Documentary filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin on 25 years since her work on Oka Crisis
Phillies lose to Dodgers 10-7, fall to major league-worst 10-32 on the road
Toronto housing market on fire as detached home nears $1.1-million
Government abruptly drops Supreme Court appeal on overseas CSIS spying
A vehicle passes a sign outside the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) headquarters in Ottawa November 5, 2014. The spy agency was awarded the Chair’s Cup by the federal government for their United Way campaign.
Former rap mogul Suge Knight due back in court for hearings in murder, robbery cases
Religious freedom or discrimination? Gay wedding cake at centre of Colorado Appeals Court case
Ottawa poised to defend rights record on aboriginals, terrorism at UN committee
Native protesters rise a banner during a blockade at the VIA train tracks and Wyman's Road near Shannonville, Ont., on Wednesday March 19, 2014. The protesters want justice for murdered and missing indigenous women.
California right-to-die bill lacks votes ahead of Assembly hearing amid Catholic opposition
Spain: Police arrest woman that recruited girls, youths for Islamic State in Syria
Tories, NDP use situation in Greece to spar over economic credentials
Tough night for Seattle pitchers: Mariners allow 19 hits to Tigers, fall 12-5
The Latest: Juncker: EU officials are prepared for scenario in which Greece leaves the euro
Romo, Casilla tagged for all 3 runs as Giants lose 3-0 to Mets for 7th straight defeat
Why Canada should move the UN into the limelight
Colin Robertson
I prefer a leap into the abyss than life as an economic zombie
A picture taken on July 6, 2015, in Paris show 10-euro banknotes with euro written in Greek in the middle.
Team NDP has a big hole to fill
Lawrence Martin
University research funding key to cutting Canada’s carbon footprint
Production foreman Ron Toly visually inspects the carbon capturing research facility near Redwater, Alberta on Friday, June 26, 2009.
An urgent matter: more public washrooms
André Picard
July 7: Greek fallout – and other letters to the editor
People celebrate in Athens on July 5, 2015, after the referendum that saw more than 60 per cent of Greeks reject further austerity measures.
More than half of newly-appointed judges are women
The Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa is shown on Tuesday, April 14, 2015.
New Vancouver club aims to make horse-racing more accessible
Kent Bird, left, member of the Hasting Race Club, and assistant trainer Larry Grieve give Urban Achiever a bath.
Surrey mayor mulls taking back gas taxes to finance city's light rail
Transit riders at the Surrey Central Skytrain station in Surrey, B.C., on March 4, 2015.
Tories appoint 43 judges in June, filling long-standing vacancies
Federal Minister of Justice and Attorney General Peter MacKay speaks during a news conference in Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday February 11, 2015. His office would not directly address the long-standing judicial vacancies recently filled by a raft of appointments.
Lives Lived: Rick Fitchett, 61
Rick Fitchett
Keeping faith on immigration
A Canadian flag flies from an apartment balcony in the Riverdale neighbourhood of Hamilton, Ontario on Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Riverdale is a highrise immigrant neighbourhood, third largest concentration of immigrants in Canada, and growing fast.
Brewers struggle back at home again, lose 5-3 to Braves to snap 8-game win streak
Louisville Police say body pulled from Ohio River likely that of capsized boat victim
Report: Toyota executive arrested in Japan to be released
Epiphanny Prince returns from EuroBasket to play with New York
Jimmy Rollins' 2-run single in 7th rallies Dodgers past his old Phillies team, 10-7
Monday's Scoreboard
The world's oldest man, a retired educator from Japan, dies at 112
Buffalo mayor signs bill changing name of Squaw Island; called offensive to Native Americans
Sheriff: 1 dead, 4 injured in Washington ice cave collapse; 3 airlifted to Seattle hospital
Kenya official: Al-Shabab extremists from Somalia kill 14 people in village in Kenya's north
Monday's Sports In Brief
As Chinese students flock to Yale, extended families nurture garden in once-vacant city block
Jon Lester takes no-hitter into 7th, but Cubs offence stalls in 6-0 loss to Lackey, Cardinals
Tigers get 19 hits, Castellanos homers, adds 4 RBIs in 12-5 win over Mariners
Nonprofits and for-profits battle for control of the expanding breast milk industry
Fan hit by line drive and injured at Miller Park during 9th inning of Braves-Brewers game
Talks break off between London, Ont., and striking inside workers
Niese goes 8 innings for 1st win since May 9 as Mets hand Giants 7th straight loss, 3-0
1984 Olympic Torch carried by Bruce Jenner through Lake Tahoe going on auction block
New Orleans arrests officer, slams bad police work prior to fellow officer's death
Dozier's two-run homer in 10th lifts Twins to 4-2 win over Orioles
Padres lose 3rd straight, beaten by interim manager Murphy's son-in-law in 2-1 loss to Pirates
Jon Lester carries no-hitter into 7th, but Lackey, Cardinals outduel Cubs 6-0
Dallas Keuchel outduels Carrasco, Astros roll past Indians 9-4
Person with knowledge of details: Warriors, Leandro Barbosa agree to 1-year, $2.5 million deal
China opens exhibition commemorating the victory over Japan in WWII in ongoing propaganda push
Johnson homers and drives in 3, Braves win 5-3 to end Brewers' 8-game winning streak
Chris Sale K's streak stopped as White Sox edge Blue Jays, Buehrle, 4-2
July 7: Your daily horoscope
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