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Hong Kong teen protest leader Joshua Wong faces new charges over pro-democracy rally
Net immigration to Britain hits record high as topic of migrants climbs political agenda
Canadian families spend more on taxes than food, shelter
The Canada Revenue Agency headquarters in Ottawa is shown on November 4, 2011.
Arrests across Europe in international police operation against Nigerian cocaine traffickers
Tories looking for a few good vets to sing praises of PM in campaign ad
Veterans take part in a ceremony to mark the 70th anniversary of VE-Day at the National War Memorial in Ottawa on Friday, May 8, 2015.
How golf innovators found an ‘in’ into Britain
Former U.S. Open champion Michael Campbell, who signed a two-year endorsement deal with Saskatoon-based Dryrainge, prepares to use the portable weather cover at his academy in Spain.
Spain midfielder Thiago Alcantara extends contract with Bayern Munich by 2 years until 2019
In photos: Track days at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
Gerald Panneton, top, drives his Porsche GT3 RS on the track the Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. The track day, organized by 6th Gear, brings out a wide variety of drivers and cars, who spend their time in the pit lane talking about their shared passion.
Forget golf, try country club racing
Area 27 is a private track club being developed in British Columbia’s South Okanagan. The track is designed by Jacques Villeneuve.
Can night owls become early birds?
A person stretches while sitting on a bed with daylight coming through windows.
New technology allows workers to control oil wells with their smartphones
A spill detection image from an exercise conducted at Intelliview's test facility.
Track days provide an escape from the everyday, but at a cost
Gerald Panneton with his Porsche GT3 RS on the track at Mosport.
In photos: The people and cars of Pebble Beach
Pebble Beach Automotive Week
The inside story of the mess at AGF
Blake Goldring is the Chairman & CEO of AGF Management, a Canadian, family-run funds firm founded by his father. Gordon Forrester, who oversaw the retail arm, is leaving the firm in less than two weeks. Goldring is expected to get more involved in the retail business’s day-to-day operations.
Germany's women-only parking spaces: sexism or safety?
Andrew Clark
Honda celebrates 40 years since creating the touring-bike genre
Honda Gold Wing
Inside the money, machines, oysters and privilege of Pebble Beach
Pebble Beach Automotive Week
BMW’s training program provides chance to practise life-saving skills
Joanne Will
Gen Y money: Four things to consider when seeking an internship
Young woman at work. Gen Y and career
Financial-planning field a ‘Wild West’ in Canada
Family of ex-Centerra CEO facing deportation searches for answers
Mr. Homeniuk was first detained in July at the request of Kyrgyzstani officials while on a holiday cruise with his family on the Danube River.
Daily Deal Roundup: Tricon Investment Partners files IPO
The Toronto skyline on August 29, 2014.
Real Madrid under pressure to win home opener to avoid early talk of crisis
Board recommends parole for Charles Manson follower Bruce Davis after governor blocked release
American student who helped thwart France terror attack says he's happy to be home
Official: California residents beginning to understand need to conserve water in drought
Working 'through the tears' after on-air shooting, TV newscast balances grief, reporting
Fire officials brief Ag secretary about Western wildfires, worry over weekend wind forecast
Mother of conjoined twins to give birth in Colorado, but only one baby expected to survive
Last brutal sign-off: Former broadcaster who gunned down TV news crew was volatile, angry man
Christian lawyer taken away in Chinese region where government is removing crosses from churches
In this July 29, 2015 photo, a church member shovels cement mix while preparing to replace the Taitou Village Protestant church building's cross, at left, which was forcibly pulled down by Chinese government workers two days earlier in Taitou Village in Pingyang County in eastern China's Zhejiang Province.
Records: Cleanup crew was trapped, had no way to warn of massive toxic mine spill
Early Greek polls show Tsipras narrowly leads in electoral race, but his popularity has tanked
Fatal shot in San Francisco murder case that sparked immigration spat ricocheted off pavement
Six stories in the news today, Aug. 27
For the worst wounded of Mideast's many wars, an advanced new hospital opens in Jordan
Crash in Niagara Region claims life of West Lincoln man
Obama sees inspiration in resilience of New Orleans after Katrina - with more to be done
Iraqi officials say 2 army generals killed in Islamic State suicide bombing in Anbar province
WestJet takes delivery of first of 4 wide-body Boeing 767-300 aircraft
Christian lawyer taken away in Chinese region where govt is removing crosses from church roofs
AP EXCLUSIVE: California tax return donations for charity delayed, lost in state bureaucracy
Restraint over retweeting: Many urge that no one share killer's video of Virginia attack
Virginia shooting: Tears and tribute from TV network's grieving staff
WDBJ news anchor Chris Hurst pauses as he is overcome with emotion while holding a photo album that was created by fellow reporter and girlfriend Alison Parker, in Roanoke, Va., Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2015. Vester Lee Flanagan opened fire during a live on-air interview for WDBJ, killing Parker and cameraman Adam Ward.
Industry campaign against Medicare payment overhaul gets backing of famous amputees
Rams wide receiver Brian Quick returns from significant shoulder injury, set to play this week
Left tackle David Bakhtiari among Packers offensive linemen hobbled in training camp
Playoff Time: Race to $10 million bonus starts at The Barclays
Free-spirited Tretola lends touch of personality to Arkansas' talented offensive line
Pick 6: Bounce-back teams that can go from bad to bowling in 2015
Acts of intolerance tarnish efforts to welcome migrants in Germany
Protesters hold a placard reading ‘traitor,’ left, as German Chancellor Angela Merkel leaves after her visit to an accommodation facility for asylum seekers in the eastern German town of Heidenau on Wednesday.
Costly repairs of broken windows latest in Toronto South jail setbacks
Toronto South staff said at least 26 windows had been broken in the facility and that at one point they were advised to wear shard-resistant goggles to mitigate the safety threat.
More federal cash for health care is not the solution
Konrad Yakabuski
Ottawa gave arms maker early assurances of no 'red flags' on $15-billion sale to Saudis
Trade Minister Ed Fast announced the light-armoured-vehicle (LAV) deal in February, 2014.
Drill, Denis, drill: The danger of jackhammer politics
Yves Boisvert
Donors, charities must plan to capitalize on change to capital-gains tax
Charities now have enough time to identify prospective donors and educate them on the tax benefits of the measures
Aug. 27: Partners in arms – and other letters to the editor
Prime Minister Stephen Harper tours the General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada plant, next to a LAV 6.0 (Light Armoured Vehicle) being built for Canada, in London, Ont., in May, 2014. The company is also manufacturing vehicles being sold to Saudi Arabia as part of a controversial $15-billion deal.
Why parties ignore the arithmetic of aging
Jeffrey Simpson
Lives Lived: Roberto (Bert) Santos, 74
Roberto (Bert) Santos
Aug. 27: Cancelling cheques – and more letters to the ROB editor
Canadians should scrap paper cheques to modernize the country’s payment system, a new report suggests.
Amid debate on athlete pay, more in NCAA pursue legal ownership of their nicknames, slogans
Venezuela, Colombia pledge more co-operation over border tensions
Women carrying their babies queue outside a supermarket to try to buy milk near the border with Colombia at Urena in Tachira state, Venezuela, August 26, 2015.
China detains 11 officials, executives over Tianjin warehouse explosion
A drone operated by paramilitary police flies over the site of last week's explosions at Binhai new district in Tianjin, China, August 17, 2015.
Peavy shuts down Cubs, who have six-game winning streak snapped as Giants win first of series
Philippine economy grew 5.6 pct in the second quarter, slightly below government's target
New Zealand announces schedules for Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Australia series
Trump's campaign operation upends conventional wisdom, just like the candidate does
Corbin pitches well before Diamondbacks fade in 3-1 loss to Cardinals
Wednesday's Scoreboard
China detains 11 officials, executives over Tianjin warehouse explosion that killed 145
US defeats top-ranked Brazil 3-2 at the USA Volleyball Cup
Lewis sets tone with 4 walks as Rangers issue 11 overall in 12-4 loss to Blue Jays
Giants get solid performance from Peavy to beat Cubs, 4-2, for 1st time in 6 games this month
Angels break up Verlander's no-hit bid in 9th but manage only 1 hit in 5-0 loss to Tigers
Canada's Nettey taking aim at a medal in long jump at the world championships
Brewers' Nelson walks career-high eight in 3 1/3 innings of 6-2 loss to Indians
Whitecaps beat Impact in second leg to win Amway Canadian Championship
Davis, Machado, Schoop hit 2-run homers off Cueto as Orioles beat Royals 8-5 to snap skid
Yunel Escobar's 3-0 double play kills rally as Nationals fall to Padres 6-5
Sale pitches well, but White Sox manage just 6 hits in 3-0 loss to Porcello, Red Sox
About 150 cows perish in Quebec barn fire
First Australian charged with recruiting foreign fighters for Syrian war loses court challenge
Lackey strong again, St. Louis beats Arizona 3-1 for 7th straight win over Diamondbacks
Mother of Argentine on death row in Texas met with Pope Francis, hopes he'll advocate for son
Colombians who fled violence stunned by Venezuela's anti-immigrant crackdown
Elis scores in 60th, Olimpia beats Sounders 1-0 in CONCACAF Champions League play
Aug. 27: Your daily horoscope
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Purple reign: Fashion and design have royally fallen for the hue
Anna Sui presented a folksy take on the purple trend in her fall 2015 show.
Why this is interior designer Marie-Ève Best’s favourite room
Marie-Ève Best in her living room in the Pointe-Claire suburb of Montreal.
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