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How you can tell these 20 companies are serious about asset growth
A look at what the latest US appeals court ruling means to Texas' strict voter ID law
Barrick cuts dividend by 60 per cent, plans another billion dollars in cost cuts
Merchandise trade and Canadian dollar
Isner's 17 aces help him beat Estrella Burgos in 2 sets at hard-court tournament in Washington
Sun Life profit gets a boost from Asian growth
A general view of the Sun Life Financial building is seen in Toronto May 6, 2015.
Tone from Seattle Seahawks changes as Kam Chancellor's holdout reaches a 6th day
LB Chickillo seeks to become 3rd family member to play in NFL
New Florida coach Jim McElwain says 'being a winner is huge' at unsettled QB position
With J.J. Watt and Texans coming to town, Gruden eager to see how offensive line stacks up
Blue Jays reliever Aaron Sanchez drops appeal of three-game suspension
Upper Beaches house sells for $125,100 over asking price
Constructed in 2003, this two-storey house has a 2,100-square-foot plan with upgraded appointments, from pot lights, crown mouldings and hardwood floors in the living and dining area to a basement with 12-foot ceilings above a carpeted bedroom and recreation area with a patio exit.
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Forest Service concerned about proposed pipeline through forests in West Virginia, Virginia
Seattle Seahawks activate All-Pro safety Earl Thomas from physically unable to perform list
The journey of hitchBOT: Strange kindness and familiar robots
A car drives by HitchBOT, a hitchhiking robot, in Marblehead, Mass., on July 17, 2015.
Wanted from the IAAF: Straight dope on doping
FILE - This is a Friday, Aug. 1, 1980 file photo of Britain's Sebastian Coe, center, as he crosses the finish line to win the Summer Olympic men's 1,500-meter race at Moscow's Lenin Stadium Friday, Aug. 1, 1980. Coe took the gold medal, with East Germany's Jurgen Straub, right (338), taking silver and Britain's Steve Ovett, left (279) capturing the bronze. Sebastian Coe's rivalry with Steve Ovett was one in which the two middle-distance runners took turns breaking the world record for the mile in the late 1970s and early '80s. (AP Photo/Dieter Endlicher)
Colorado resident is 2nd person to die of plague in US state this year
RCMP find body of missing man in southern Alberta lake; woman found dead Sunday
Three bidders vie for Scarborough Junction bungalow
An updated roof, furnace and electrical panel were among recent improvements to this more than 60-year-old bungalow with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, living and dining areas with hardwood floors and an eat-in kitchen with laminate floors.
Mudrick, FrontFour fight Lightstream debt exchange
NHL Commissioner: Outdoor games 'far from being overdone' as fans, teams 'cannot get enough'
Sleep Country revenue jumps 11% on mattress, accessories sales
The Toronto-based retailer, which returned to the public markets last month after seven years as a private company, posted revenue of $102.5-million in the quarter, compared with $92.7-million a year earlier.
Unbridled Forever wins by a neck at Saratoga Race Course
Vanderbilt coach Derek Mason eager to take charge of defence as Commodores start fall practice
NFL doctor: Medical timeout might have helped on Super Bowl play involving Patriots WR Edelman
Large house in Governor’s Bridge sells quickly
This 3,380-square-foot house is roughly 20 years old, but bears classic herringbone hardwood floors, pot lights and crown mouldings in a fireside living room and traditional dining room.
Former coach Barnett to be inducted into Northwestern Athletic Hall of Fame
Sleep Country revenues jump 11 per cent in Q2 on mattress and accessories sales
Cubs place Rafael Soriano on disabled list, re-sign Clayton Richard
'The Daily Show with Jon Stewart' set donated to Newseum, will be part of a future display
Outstanding delinquencies
Las Vegas, Quebec City advance to Phase 2 in bids to land NHL expansion teams
Patient Home Monitoring officials sold stake ‘to satisfy a tax liability’
Canadian bank headquarters stand on Bay Street in Toronto. With no explanation about the stock sale, waves of shareholders hit the exits last week.
Slater & Gordon Ltd.
Activists squealing about Quebec pig contest, say it abuses animals
Canaccord M&A head joins Oxford Park
Earlier this year Oxford Park named former Canaccord Genuity investment banking head Phil Evershed as its chief executive.
Nationals' Strasburg, Span appear closer to coming off disabled list after solid workouts
White Sox bow 5-run lead, beat Rays 6-5 on Garcia's walk-off walk in 10th
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Lance Armstrong fights demand for 1996 medical records
The U.S. federal government wants to see Lance Armstrong's medical records from his treatments for cancer. Court records show that government lawyers on July 30 subpoenaed the Indiana University School of Medicine to provide records of Armstrong's treatments and donations he later made to the school. The federal government has sued Armstrong to recover millions of dollars in sponsorship money the U.S. Postal Service paid to his teams.
Argentina's president defends her Cabinet chief against accusation of link to 3 killings
Diplomat: US-Russia agree on UN resolution to identify perpetrators of Syria chemical attacks
Vancouver’s detached house prices keep soaring as supply dwindles
In the first six months of this year, there were 288 that sold under the $1-million mark, or 12.6 per cent.
Chicago midfielder Matt Watson suspended additional game by MLS
Family of Canadian held in Indonesia hopes related ruling will help man's case
The Latest: Police: Tennessee movie theatre assailant had 'significant' psychological issues
Bollant vows change in tone for Illini women's basketball, calls ex-assistant 'old school guy'
Not much has gone according to play this season for Roughriders
Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Chamblin challenges a call during second half CFL action against the B.C. Lions in Regina on July 17, 2015.
Food industry asks to continue using trans fats in some foods despite government phase out
B.C. government asks residents to lower water use as drought rating rises
NASA to Congress: You shortchanged US rocket spending, so we need to pay Russians $490 million
After consecutive losses, Lions look to rebound against Eskimos
B.C. Lions head coach Jeff Tedford talks to players on the bench during the first half of CFL action against Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Winnipeg July 30, 2015.
'Game of Thrones' creator George R.R. Martin visits Jets training camp
Making changes outside pool, Phelps looks to swim fast in it at nationals
Michael Phelps practices for the U.S. swimming national championships Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2015, in San Antonio, Tex.
Jaguars WR Marqise Lee, recovering from knee injury, tweaks hamstring in training camp
Closing ugly budget chapter, California repays $14.2 billion in Schwarzenegger-era borrowing
Lexpert: Toy makers adapt to 3D printing websites
Cover of June 2015 issue of Lexpert
Bills defensive tackle Dareus set to cash in while playing up to his own high expectations
The populist fervour that fuels the campaign clowns
Republication Donald Trump has been likened to a ‘rodeo clown’ and his presidential campaign a ‘circus.’
The dark forces at work in the Jungle of Calais
Doug Saunders
Quebec City, Las Vegas groups invited to phase two of NHL expansion process
Police nab Ontario inmate who escaped jail by disguising himself as cellmate
Mariah Carey will guest star on hit Fox show 'Empire,' show's creator tells Walk of Fame crowd
Making changes outside the pool, Michael Phelps looks to swim fast in it at nationals
Top Internet lawyer warns Black Hat crowd that the free Internet is dying
Top contenders for Republican nomination set for Thursday debate
In this June 16, 2015 file photo, Donald Trump announces he will run for president of the United States, in the lobby of Trump Tower in New York. Many observers are keen to see how Mr. Trump performs in a debate setting on Thursday night.
Berkshire Hathaway stock slump tempers Warren Buffett’s celebration
Warren Buffett in an interview with Bloomberg in April, 2014. Over the past five decades, Mr. Buffett has built Berkshire into a sprawling operation and amassed one of the best investing records in history.
Manslaughter charges dismissed after state rests case against police in New Mexico killing
After being let go by Tigers, Dave Dombrowski says there were no contract talks with team
Tesla Motors' loss triples to $184 million in 2Q as it lowers delivery forecast
Valerie Adams to miss world championships as injury recovery continues
Judge denies bail for man accused in child sex attack on Alberta reserve
Family of man shot dead by Los Angeles police on Skid Row files suit claiming abuse of force
Cardinals WR Floyd leaves practice with hand injury, severity not revealed.
Diamondbacks rookie starter Zack Godley sent down after winning first 3 major league starts
Bayern Munich beats Real Madrid 1-0 to win preseason Audi Cup; Tottenham 3rd
Charity says refugee children at risk of exploitation, disease as migration overwhelms Greece
After ugly year for wide receivers, Chiefs signed Jeremy Maclin with eye on reaching end zone
Tesla Motors reports 2nd-quarter loss but tops expectations
A Tesla P85D is seen on display at a Tesla showroom in Pasadena, Calif., August 3, 2015.
Column: Floyd Mayweather can hand pick opponents, but no one needs to buy in
Public health officials give Blue Bell approval to resume production at Alabama plant
Calgary science centre expands kids' adventure park with outdoor challenges
I want to be a chemical lab technician. What will my salary be?
Chemical laboratory technician is an ideal career path for those who enjoy scientific study and prefer to work with their hands in a laboratory environment.
Bipartisan probe of IRS tea party scandal blames management flaws, 'dysfunctional culture'
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Tesla Motors reports 2nd-quarter loss but tops expectations
Coal protesters, company still battling over whether lawsuit can quote 1971 anti-mining song
Australia’s ‘assembly-line’ legal firm eyes Canadian market
According to the firm’s 2014 annual report, 80 per cent of its $418.5-million (Australian) in revenue came from personal injury law.
Second tornado confirmed by Environment Canada from Sunday storms
B.C. youth soccer club suspended over allegations of financial irregularities
Instant gratification: Nebraska players say Big Ten title goal a constant, even with new coach
Federal judge in Brady-Goodell case has reputation for cooling tempers and coaxing settlements
Michael Kors, SeaWorld, Molson, Viacom and Mondelez are big market movers
How the Dow Jones industrial average and other major indexes fared on Wednesday
Panthers DE Frank Alexander hopes to earn team's trust, put 14-game suspension behind him
When heavyweights like Apple, Microsoft, and Exxon move, the market reacts
Arizona State to play 4 games of first Division I season at home of Arizona Coyotes
Correction: Newtown Shooting-Lawsuits story
Manitoba auditor general says many serious problems with delivery of home care
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