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Moving to cottage country? Bring lots of money
Secluded and relatively boat-free Blackmore Lake, near Bracebridge, has just three cottages on it – and one of them is on the market for $1-million.
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Off-duty police officer, 3 suspected gang members killed during gunbattle in El Salvador
Greek creditors see progress in bailout talks, say deal is possible by Aug 20
Football, Johnny: Browns QB Manziel moving forward, making strides after rough rookie season
Bill Cosby's deposition set for October in lawsuit by woman accusing him of underage abuse
Recreational vehicle manufacturer Winnebago Industries announces CEO retirement
Native American inmates seeking to wear long hair in Alabama prisons lose in appeals court
Buffy Sainte-Marie calls headdresses as fashion trend 'painful,' 'disgusting'
On site: Vida condo bringing European flare to Bayview Village
The boutique condominium by Castle Group Developments will have about 200 upscale units in a mid-rise building.
Man sought in sex assault on 17-year-old girl in Toronto
Toronto-area man charged in human trafficking investigation
Rocker Ted Nugent snaps up bear hunting permit in Florida, calls the animals a 'liability'
Nova Scotia ferry service needs to show province financial information: minister
Switzerland: remains of 2 Japanese climbers missing since 1970 found under the Matterhorn
After rocket explosion, Orbital agrees insure and help repair damaged Virginia-owned facility
United States man seriously injured in hit-and-run collision in Nova Scotia
Rape’s long shadow: Dealing with the personal costs of sexual assault
Canada fielding largest-ever Parapan Am squad in hopes of top-3 finish
Mexico City prosecutors charge suspect in killing of journalist, 4 women at apartment
USA Network to air weekly Premier League match this season in continued move back into sports
Last laughs: Jon Stewart ends 'Daily Show' run with 'moment of Zen,' Bruce Springsteen
New video released in long-unsolved Boston art museum heist shows unauthorized visitor
Calgary Foothills by-election a test for Alberta's NDP government
Alberta PC leader Jim Prentice speaks on stage following Alberta election results in Calgary on Tuesday, May 5, 2015.
10 Things to See: A gallery of lasting moments chosen by our editors
Premier Rachel Notley calls Calgary Foothills byelection for Sept. 3.
Vikings coach Mike Zimmer returns to training camp with team after visit with ailing father
Chinese stocks up, other Asian markets follow Wall Street lower.
New poll shows Brazil president' approval rating at rock bottom
The sister of an in-law wants to hire me for a project. Do I have to give her a 'family' discount?
David Eddie
Oreo-maker again targeted for shakeup as ‘Big Food’ companies undergo transformation
In this Feb. 9, 2011, file photo, a shopper selects Oreo cookies at a Ralphs Fresh Fare supermarket in Los Angeles. Activist investor Bill Ackman is paying approximately $5.5-billion for a 7.5-per-cent stake in Mondelez International Inc., the maker of products, including Oreo cookies and Cadbury chocolate.
Nova Scotia program to encourage small-scale energy producers ended by province
Barrick puts everything on the table in bid to slash debt, cut costs
Barrick Gold Corp Chairman of the board John Thornton looks on during their annual general meeting for shareholders in Toronto, April 28, 2015.
Titans sign safety Josh Aubrey, waive safety Cody Prewitt with injured foot
Three top stock picks from Morgan Meighen’s Michael Smedley
Michael Smedley.
US Coast Guard crew makes $181 million cocaine bust; some lost when vessel sinks
Dairy marketing group agrees to pay $50M to Northeast farmers to settle suit over milk pricing
Sierra Leone court-martial finds 13 soldiers not guilty of mutiny, acquits and discharges them
Mystery of Flight 370's disappearance evolves with discovery of first piece of wreckage
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally attracts one million motorcycle enthusiasts in its 75th year
Mike Shannon, of Bloomington, Minnesota, watches the traffic roll through downtown while participating in the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota, August 4, 2015. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the rally expected to draw hundreds of thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world for events throughout the week-long festival, according to organizers. REUTERS/Kristina Barker
10 of Jon Stewart's highlights from 'The Daily Show'
Tesla tanks as Musk struggles with SUV’s artsy middle seat
In this May 14, 2015 photo, a Tesla vehicle is parked at a charging station outside of the Tesla factory in Fremont, Calif.
UN unanimously approves resolution to identify perpetrators of Syrian chemical weapons attacks
TMX considers ‘alternatives’ for slumping Box options unit
TMX, the operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange, is considering alternatives for Box, its slumping U.S. options exchange.
As Jon Stewart leaves 'The Daily Show,' here are a few other stellar alums
Second mass stranding in 2 days sees all 14 whales helped back to sea
Death toll from army helicopter crash in NW Pakistan rises to 12, victims' bodies recovered
Cardinals wide receiver Michael Floyd sends tweet, photo after surgery on fingers
IBM to pay $1 billion for medical imaging firm Merge Healthcare in bid to expand Watson
Swiss club Young Boys fires coach Uli Forte after Champions League qualifying rout by Monaco
Bombardier wins US$260-million locomotive contract from Israel Railways
Nat Faxon says an Oscar didn't make his Hollywood dreams come true
Stiff prison terms won’t change banking culture – or lack of it
Former trader Tom Hayes arrives at Southwark Crown Court in London, Britain July 30, 2015.
Growth in wireless subscribers helps boost BCE's second quarter profits
Here’s one drawback for the U.S. as its dollar strengthens
File photo of U.S. dollar bank notes.
Poll: Few Americans have received new chip-embedded credit cards meant to combat fraud
Sierra Leone's Ebola head says there's hope with only 4 cases; warns of remaining high risks
Face-to-face AA meetings trump online sobriety support groups - for now: study
Ledecky anchors US to victory in 4x200 free relay, earns 4th gold at world swim championships
Kerry defends Malaysia human trafficking upgrade, denies it was due to trade talks
Kerry defends Malaysia human trafficking upgrade, denies it was due to trade talks
Browns' Barkevious Mingo to have surgery on right knee in latest setback for linebacker
Apple says more than 11 million people have signed up for music service trial
Hundreds of migrants brought to Italy after Mediterranean rescue
MSF’s search and rescue boat Dignity I assists in a rescue operation after a boat capsized on Wednesday August 5, 2015 in the waters north of Libya.
Hotel group says Expedia-Orbitz deal would hurt travellers and hotel owners
CFL partners with NFL for concussion testing during games
Strong safety David Bruton of the Denver Broncos is attended to by trainers after a play that would force him out of the game with a reported concussion during a game against the Oakland Raiders at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on December 28, 2014 in Denver, Colorado.
Doc about Lancaster bombers to get free Remembrance Day screening
Russia marks anniversary of its ban on Western food by destroying, burning contraband
Top seed Thiem advances in Kitzbuehel as Montanes pulls out; taking on Kohlschreiber in semis
Chelsea begins Premier League defence against Swansea but could be missing Diego Costa
Angel Di Maria leaves Manchester United for French champs PSG
This is a Monday, Oct. 20, 2014 file photo of Manchester United's Angel Di Maria during the English Premier League soccer match between West Bromwich Albion and Manchester United at the Hawthorns, Birmingham, England. Di Maria signed for the French champions Paris Saint Germain Thursday Aug. 6, 2015.
Kerry links deeper US-Vietnam ties to human rights on 20th anniversary of diplomatic relations
NFL partners with CFL for concussion testing during Canadian league games
Budgeting, managing debt vital for students heading off to university: experts
Molson Coors says deep NHL playoff runs would give it a sales boost
Swiss leader hits back at official's call for less generous handling of Eritrean asylum claims
Trial dates to be set in November for pair accused of alleged mall shooting plot
Randall Steven Shepherd, left, and Lindsay Souvannarath are shown in Halifax on Friday, March 6, 2015.
Rapper 50 Cent seeking to lease Connecticut mansion as part of bankruptcy proceedings
Efimova's return from controversial doping ban welcomed by the coach of her rival Meilutyte
Police suspect fould play after body found in Vaughan, north of Toronto
MH270 wing fragment could yield trove of details on flight lost in Indian Ocean
Ford looking for video game developers to make commuting less stressful
'Compton: A Soundtrack by Dr. Dre' among new CD releases
Stradivarius stolen from violinist Roman Totenberg in 1980 has been found: daughter
This handout photo provided by the FBI New York shows The Ames Stradivarius which was recovered by the FBI in June.
Uganda's top court bans practice of refunding 'bride price' when a marriage ends in divorce
North American markets lower as traders await non-farm payrolls; loonie up
Al-Qaida captures 3 towns as Yemeni troops battle Shiite rebels, officials say
Midfielder Angel Di Maria signs 4-year deal with French champion PSG, ending move from Man U
Image of Asia: Making repairs in port before taking shelter
SNC-Lavalin says ethical issues no roadblock to Gordie Howe bridge contract
Judge signs order terminating probation for Vikings' Adrian Peterson who injured son
Ottawa says requiring one-day response to possible offshore spill too expensive
Trial dates to be set in November for pair accused of alleged mall shooting plot
The Latest: Officer who responded in theatre attack says he initially thought he'd been shot
Smithsonian official: I wouldn't have moved forward with Cosby exhibit if aware of allegations
Two more Alberta counties declare state of agriculture disaster due to drought
A dry piece of land sits next to the ranch of Dan Pahl, a local rancher who operates a 30,000 acre cattle ranch with 750 beef cattle. With another summer drought under way, he is forced to move his stock to different pastures because the dry weather has killed is crops.
Warming temperatures push walrus further north, leaving Alaska natives with fewer food sources
'In Through the Out Door (Deluxe Edition)' by Led Zeppelin tops HMV Canada CD sales chart
Jose Llana returns again to Broadway's 'The King and I,' but this time as the monarch
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