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Valencia beats Monaco 3-1 in 1st leg of Champions League playoff
Yankees rookie Greg Bird hits pair of homers in 4-3 win over Twins
New York Yankees first baseman Greg Bird hits second two run home run
Youth group leader from Regina arrested on sex-related charges
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Man charged with throwing, punching young dog for chewing up decorative pillow
Universities need a new model of governance
Julie Cafley
How the Tories’ ‘war on the media’ fills party coffers
Jeffrey Simpson
Michael Andretti to sell stake in marketing company as part of resolution to lawsuit
2 separate attacks wound Israeli child and soldier, latest in spike of violence
Keith Marshall enjoying resurgence, adds depth behind star Nick Chubb at tailback for Georgia
Alberta Energy Regulator responding to NuVista spill in northwestern Alberta
An oil pump jack pumps oil in a field near Calgary, Allta., July 21, 2014. Pump jacks are used to pump crude oil out of the ground after an oil well has been drilled.
Jaguars, Blake Bortles encouraged by QB's near-flawless performance in preseason opener
Canada's Lemieux looking to upset highly rated Golovkin in middleweight clash
Robin Williams' children: Late actor's wife trying to increase her share of his estate
Shannen Doherty's lawsuit against former managers reveals actress' breast cancer diagnosis
Testing Rio waters: Korean wind surfer taken to hospital with dehydration, vomiting, dizziness
Why bother with a conversation about sex with these alternatives?
The homepage of the Ashley Madison website is displayed on an iPad in this file photo.
Alberta Energy Regulator responding to NuVista spill in northwestern Alberta
With Kaaya leading the way, Miami sets sights on ACC's Coastal crown and title-game berth
Is Domtar a dividend stock still worth holding?
A Domtar pulp machine is seen in this file photo.
Simple Surprise wins $100,000 Bolton Landing for 2-year-old fillies at Saratoga Race Course
Cadet who died at Nova Scotia base suffered asthma attack: family
Saint John Air Cadet Gabriel Comeau, 13, is shown at the Greenwood Cadet Training Centre, in this undated handout photo provided for use of the media at the request of the family.
US: Arrest made after hoax bomb threat in April resulted in evacuation of Statue of Liberty
Impressing my girlfriend with my cultural incompetence
Small REIT offers large potential returns
Real estate investment trusts can be a source of attractive yields combined with potential capital gains.
Pecorino: There’s nothing cheesy about the crisp white wines made from this Italian grape
The rolling hills of Marche, a province in east-central Italy, are home to the pecorino grape.
U.S. couple whose baby was locked in hotel safe contacts police
Youth group leader from Regina faces sex-related charges in B.C.
Reds place Billy Hamilton on DL with shoulder injury; promote Sam LeCure, Brennan Boesch
(Greg) Bird is the word: Yankees rookie hits 2 soaring 2-run homers in 4-3 win over Twins
Mexico launches investigation after ex-Green Party candidate posts photo of shark haul
State tells all-natural dairy to label its skim milk 'imitation' because no vitamins are added
LINING UP: Battered and broken Browns and Bills face off; Redskins play Lions
Central Alberta woman pleads guilty to hitting, killing teen, then leaving scene
Watchdog finds no evidence of tampering in TDSB expense records request
Donna Quan, Director of Education of the Toronto District School Board, during a press conference in Toronto, October 23 2013.
Alan Cumming: In August, do as Edinburgh does – immerse yourself in culture
Edinburgh Festival Fringe entertainers perform on the Royal Mile on August 14, 2014 in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Attackers on moped kill Tunisian policeman, wound 2 others near resort town
Illini freshman running back Corbin lost for season with shoulder injury
BC Hydro lawyer says stop-work order would cause expensive delays on Site C dam
HBO Canada finally to air acclaimed Scientology doc 'Going Clear'
Skin spots that appear with age don’t have to be a permanent fixture
Solar lentigines on a hand. Middle age often carries with it a number of advantages, one of which is a clearer complexion. But as acne becomes a distant memory for most people, other issues arise to plague aging skin.
Ernie Els opens an autism learning centre and wins Payne Stewart Award in same week
Forget trench coats and pinstripes: Men’s staples are getting a wake-up call this fall
Aerelight A1 task light brings green innovation to the next level
The desk lamp features touch controls to dim and turn off the brushed-aluminum device, as well as a wireless smartphone charger in the walnut base.
Mexican government: Trump's border, migration proposals tainted by 'prejudice, racism'
Marseille appoints Michel Gonzalez as its coach, replaces Bielsa
Bond set at $1M for woman accused of killing her 3 young sons; her mom says she's innocent
Health-care costs more than double for Canadians with diabetes: study
Grisly killing of Caracas woman becomes political battleground in hyper-polarized Venezuela
76ers centre Joel Embiid expected to miss 2nd straight season following foot surgery
Cement, steel groups say Quebec risking safety by allowing taller wood buildings
Cadet who died at Nova Scotia military base had severe asthma attack: family
On Bestie Row, friendship is forever
The shared vacation spot includes four cabins and a common living space.
Ontario appeal court upholds Toronto 18 conviction
Zakaria Amara, Asad Ansari, Yasim Abdi Mohamed, Mohammed Dirie are shown during their court appearance in Brampton, Ont., Monday June 12, 2006.
Why defence matters in this election
Stratford Festival updates Shakespeare classic with modern casting
John Caird’s production of Love’s Labour’s Lost favours clarity of language over the play’s incessant wordplay.
Spinoff 'Fear the Walking Dead' takes a turn at scaring viewers; early days for urban zombies
Brazil's Supreme Court debates drug charge in case that could lead to decriminalization
Chiefs coach Andy Reid: Benefits of practicing with other teams do not outweigh drawbacks
Film review: 'Hitman: Agent 47' a slick, macho shoot-em-up big on violence, short on plot
South Africa beats New Zealand by 20 runs in 1st ODI after Amla century
More than 20 Broadway shows offer half-off ticket deal from Sept. 7-20
Metre-long alligator named Ali found in Montreal alley
Emilie Gaudry poses with her alligator Ali in this undated handout photo. For a brief period, this reptile was more of an alleygator. The six-year-old male alligator, who goes by the name Ali, was found in a Montreal laneway overnight after escaping from a residence nearby.
Slow but steady progress on B.C. fire that destroyed 30 homes
The remains of a burnt down residence are pictured along highway 3 in Rock Creek, B.C., Sunday, August 16, 2015. A wildfire swept through the area on Thursday claiming 29 homes and sending hundreds fleeing from the flames.
Arizona Diamondbacks recall Godley, option Anderson to Reno after latest rough outing
US military launches 2nd airship near Baltimore in test of East Coast missile defence system
Red Sox hire ex-Tigers boss Dombrowski to rebuild club on way to 2d straight last-place finish
An $89-million-a-year stock picker is a bull on adult diapers
In this Oct. 8, 2014, file photo, a street sign for Wall Street hangs near the New York Stock Exchange.
Broncos DE Kenny Anunike will have a knee scope to see if he's suffered another serious injury
Yasiel Puig's hamstring injury not considered serious, Dodgers star could play this weekend
AP survey finds only 4 in 10 US Catholics know of Pope Francis' encyclical on climate change
Manning says neither he nor agent asked the Giants to make him the NFL's top-paid quarterback
Shopping for Surrey: three-way fights make this B.C. city central to campaigns
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, right, greets people while attending the 20th Annual Mela Gadri Babian Da cultural festival in Surrey, B.C., on Sunday, August 2, 2015. A federal election will be held on October 19. Surrey is Vancouver's fastest-growing suburb, where 44 per cent of the population has a mother tongue other than English or French and where all three main federal parties are waging tough fights to have their political language become number one.
Newcastle makes Marseille winger Florian Thauvin its fifth signing of summer transfer window
Falcons running backs Freeman, Coleman may miss preseason game at Jets with hamstring injuries
Jamaica police arrest 2 in fatal shooting of police officer in gritty area of capital
Minutes of Fed meeting suggest gains will soon justify rate hike despite lingering concerns
Q&A: A look at the Palestinian hunger striker at the heart of Israel's force-feeding debate
Bye-bye: Many teams faced with long stretches of games with reduction in bye weeks
Texas Rangers recall IF Hanser Alberto, activate RHP Tanner Scheppers
Fed officials see rate rise conditions approaching, July meeting minutes show
In this July 20, 2015, file photo, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, from left, with Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer, and the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System, presides over a meeting in Washington. The Federal Reserve released minutes from its July interest-rate meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2015.
More pain for Canadian producers as oil hits six-year low on higher stockpiles
Defending champ Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic win opening matches at Cincinnati in 2 sets
CFL's top defences expected to take centre stage in Hamilton-Edmonton contest
Northwestern looking to rediscover winning formula after back-to-back 5-7 seasons
IMF: China must wait until at least next year before yuan can join exclusive currency club
Canadian energy stocks tumble to 11-year low on U.S. crude glut
The threaded end of one of hundreds of drill pipes is shown in front of the Baytex Energy Ltd.'s Pembina oil rig near Pigeon Lake, Alta., on Feb. 17.
Sinkhole opens at site of 2013 hole that swallowed sleeping Florida man
Ron Spiller, director of code enforcement for Hillsborough County, center, behind microphones, addresses the media in front of where a sinkhole reopened, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2015, in Seffner, Fla. The sinkhole reopened in the exact same location where one swallowed a man as he slept in his bed more than two years ago. The new hole is 17 feet wide by 20 feet deep, according to Spiller.
Why markets have done better under the Democrats
U.S. President Barack Obama speaks in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, July 17.
New coach Mike Riley understands 9 wins with bad losses is not good enough anymore at Nebraska
Tiger Woods trying to find consistency, push for unlikely playoff spot at Wyndham Championship
Thieves target U.S. military mom, family, travelling to new home in Alaska
He's got next: Corey Clement poised to carry load at Wisconsin, following Gordon's steps
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With Geno Smith sidelined, Jets sign veteran QB Matt Flynn to back up Ryan Fitzpatrick
Case against Maine man charged with mailing cyanide stalled over mental health evaluation
Illini, Beckman hoping to keep Lunt healthy and tune out off-field troubles
Panthers WR Kelvin Benjamin, Dolphins S Louis Delmas tear ACLs in joint scrimmage
Oil skids and oil company stocks join it as report shows unexpected rise in US crude supplies
Icelandair to launch seasonal service from Montreal in May 2016
De'Mornay Pierson-El, Nebraska receiver and punt return man, is out 6-8 weeks with foot injury
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