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Harper dodges questions on whether he believes Canada is in a recession
Conservative leader Stephen Harper gathers Hindu children around him for a photograph during a campaign stop Friday, August 7, 2015 in Richmond Hill, Ont.
Manitoba farmer donates 100 hay bales to Alberta farmers hurt by drought
NDP slow to name Alberta candidates, despite provincial win
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair at a Stampede breakfast in Calgary on July 4 , 2015.
Mom says B.C. government 'inhumane' to appeal scathing child sex abuse decision
Bernier asks for time away fro Impact after wife blasts coach on Facebook
Market bulls building ammunition for assault
Bull market for stocks.
Police seek culprits in Grand Falls truck arson
Ottawa needs to do more to preserve Canada’s heritage buildings
Kate Taylor
Catch up: A 101-year-old Canadian heroine dies and other stories you may have missed
Canadian-born medical officer with the US Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Frances Kelsey, poses for a photo in her Washington D.C. home on November 2, 2014. The 101-year-old prevented the sale of Thalidomide in the US in the early 1960s therefore sparing the country from the public-health tragedy that occurred in Canada.
The Latest: Jury convicts Russian military vet in Taliban attack on US forces in Afghanistan
Two Alberta women accused of drug offences face child endangerment charges
Police investigate unintentional discharge of officer's firearm
When a ‘floating village’ falls to earth
Top: Crumbling conditions in Qiaocun, a village precariously ‘floating’ over a network of tunnels and destined for closue in two years. Above: Trucks haul coal from a mine in Shanxi. The province produces more than a quarter of China’s supply.
Report: Lawmaker in US sought to distract from alleged affair by smearing himself
South Dakota tribe returning $25,000 donation from charitable arm of Washington Redskins
Robert Saviano’s ZeroZeroZero reveals an addiction to criminal narratives
Review: Bradley Somer’s Fishbowl tackles loneliness, love and death with wit and sensitivity
England drops 8 players, including Chris Ashton, from its 2015 World Cup squad
Police probing murder of Hells Angels member in northwestern New Brunswick
Building the future: How Snohetta is rewriting the rules of global architecture and landscape
Ryerson University Student Learning Centre
Recalls this week include infant clothing, dishwashers, lawn mowers, watches, toys
He's back: Defiant Michael Phelps wins 200 fly at US nationals with fastest time since 2009
Calmer wildfire situation could change quickly as heat returns to B.C.
Review: Andrew Schartmann explores the enduring legacy of Koji Kondo’s Super Mario Bros. Soundtrack
It only takes a few minutes of playing new Super Mario 3D World – to remember the character is Nintendo’s stamp of quality
Bulgarian court sentences former intelligence boss to 10 years in prison
B.C. cabinet minister wants to hear Canadian anthem at Parapan Am Games
Groups call on Harper to intervene in case of Canadian held in UAE
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper holds a press conference after visiting Governor General David Johnston to dissolve Parliament and trigger an election campaign on Sunday, Aug. 2, 2015. Civil rights groups are calling on Mr. Harper to intervene in the case of a man detained in the UAE.
Partner of woman found dead near Montreal charged with first-degree murder
Review: Italian journalist Roberto Saviano investigates the global cocaine racket in ZeroZeroZero
Colombian police personnel from an anti-narcotics unit custody part of some five tons of cocaine seized in an illegal laboratory producing cocaine hydrochloride belonging to the ERPAC (Ejercito Popular Antisubversivo de Colombia) criminal gang, on October 13, 2011.
TV food star Sandra Lee to leave hospital soon, continues to fight infection following surgery
In Wicked and Weird, Buck 65 shares the amazing tales, true or not, of his life
Rich Terfry, better known as Buck 65, is set to release his new Wicked and Weird, which he began writing a few years following a divorce.
Coalition of groups call on Harper to intervene in case of Canadian held in UAE
Thousands of Iraqis stage rally against corruption, call for a change in government
With no veteran presence, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce taking on role in Year 3 in NFL
Former South Dakota athlete looking to pole vault for Canada in next Olympics
Buccaneers campaign to educate women about football sparks criticism on social media
Review: New fiction from Tim Conley, Judith McCormack and Mary Soderstrom
Former band accountant pleads guilty to defrauding Saskatchewan First Nation
To please investors, Big Oil makes deepest cuts in a generation
The Phillips 66 oil refinery is viewed from the air in Carson, Calif., Aug. 5.
Latest developments across Europe as the continent struggles to manage its migrant influx
Review: In Ernest Cline’s Armada, geek culture dies in the vacuum of space
University of Minnesota athletic director resigns after 2 female colleagues say he groped them
Travel-reservations firm Sabre investigating whether data was stolen in 'security incident'
Man accused of posing as buyer to steal women's underwear at open house
Bloc insulted by debate snub as parties buzz over first round of exchanges
Mob in northwest Pakistan storms power station, disrupts power supply to area, tourist resort
Former Mountie faces child sex charges stemming from 1960s
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2 homes destroyed, homeowner injured in gas line rupture in western Manitoba town
Canada-U.S. natural gas pipeline shut down due to hydrogen sulphide
The Alliance Pipeline website is seen in this file photo.
Hundreds attending United Church triennial general council in Newfoundland
Review: New crime fiction from Belinda Bauer, Lynn Raimondo, and Nick Tosches
Jailed journalist in Azerbaijan goes on trial in case criticized by rights organizations
Iran nuclear deal opens diplomatic channels seeking a way to end Syria's civil war
The week’s most overbought and oversold TSX stocks
A large Encana tank is seen on the construction site of a well for oil and natural gas in a State Forest Park in Kalkaska, Mich.
Review: Brin-Jonathan Butler’s The Domino Diaries gives one last glimpse inside Castro’s Cuba
Lazaro Overtes Gomez Lugo works out with a punching bag at Mayabeque Boxing Academy on May 12, 2015 in Hershey, Cuba. Mayabeque is the closest province to Havana, and there boxing academy is in the town of Hershey. Hershey was founded by the U.S. chocolate tycoon Milton S. Hershey in 1916. In its heyday, thousands of people worked at the plant and the town was booming in the 1950’s, but unfortunately closed in 2003.
CONCACAF fires top official Sanz over bribery claims in US investigation of FIFA
Former Mountie faces sex charges involving child during 1960s in Cape Dorset
Prosecutor slams judge for ending probation of Vikings’ Adrian Peterson in child abuse case
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson
Natural gas pipeline from B.C. to Chicago shut down due to hydrogen sulphide gas
Recipe: Sea asparagus is the most delicious seafood you’ve never had
Sea asparagus (Salicornia) is an otherworldly looking vegetable, and yes, it is a vegetable
Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week
Into Africa: Guests and wildlife come together at Kenya’s Lewa Wilderness, a place like no other
‘The runway is 500 feet of brick-red African murram – not much more than a postage stamp, it seems to me.’
Paula McLain: ‘I felt all the hairs on my neck raise up, and knew without question I would write about her’
Revere fills Blue Jays' need for speed in outfield and on base paths
Party photos of the week: Luminato’s Big Bang Bash
Luminato’s Big Bang Bash.
Channel the ‘60s with some haute hippie attire
Tactile details make for a decidedly decadent take on louche boho style at Dries Van Noten’s fall 2015 show.
Indie designers are being copied by small-scale peers – and there’s almost nothing they can do about it
Anti-you T-shirt courtesy of No Fun Press. Photo illustration by The Globe and Mail
Why this is Stéphane de Meurville’s favourite room
Stephane de Meurville, in his favourite room, his dining room in downtown Montreal.
I’m confused about mass planting versus a mixed bed. How do I avoid a haphazard look?
Acer platanoides, more commonly known as Norway maple.
Recipe: Pulled chicken salad
Pulled chicken salad by Lucy Waverman.
Groups of friends are renting vacant mansions in Vancouver
From left: Erik Paulsson, Jeet-Kei Leung and Phoenix Muranetz stop and chat in a common area of the mansion they rent with friends near SW Marine Drive in Vancouver on August 4, 2015.
Canadian Western Bank taking the whip with the west
A customer walks into a Canadian Western Bank branch in Calgary in 2009.
Pape’s mailbag: Buying gold, locking in RRSP cash and other money questions
Gordon Pape is a well known investing and personal finance guru and author, 2009
New Zealand beats Zimbabwe by 38 runs in 3rd ODI, wins series 2-1 in Harare
Dal Colle could be next Ekblad as NHL player not available for world juniors
The GOP debate: Five key glimpses of the Republicans' possible future
Republican presidential candidates arrive on stage for the Republican presidential debate on Aug. 6, 2015, at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio.
‘I’m not denying that’: Six key exchanges from the first leaders’ debate
Gloria Galloway
Fatal Labrador helicopter crash caused by rotor striking wire: agency
Stock photo of a helicopter
49ers star linebacker Aldon Smith released after latest arrest; coach calls it 'sad day'
Tale of the red tape: Even in high school, bureaucracy can frustrate art
Greg Danakas, the dramatic arts teacher at Lakeshore Collegiate, wipes away tears after being surprised with a 50th birthday party by students past and present on May 13, 2015.
Projected top NHL draft pick Auston Matthews to play in Switzerland
Auston Matthews of the U.S is seen here during the gold medal game of the U18 World Championships 2014
Three top stock picks from Baskin Wealth’s David Baskin
David Baskin.
Halifax police ask for help in solving decade-old murder case of 19-year-old
Federal safety board to hold hearing to determine cause of crash that injured Tracy Morgan
With suspects in landmark Boston art heist dead, FBI focused on finding missing masterpieces
Thailand to start collecting inheritance tax next February
Justin Trudeau ducks questions about endorsing former Conservative MP Eve Adams
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau waves to a crowd of supporters during a campaign rally in Toronto on Friday, August 7, 2015.
Hepatitis increasingly goes hand in hand with heroin abuse; cases skyrocketing in US
49ers release linebacker Aldon Smith following latest arrest
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith
Mulcair ‘thrilled’ with first debate, lays out conditions for future ones
NDP leader Tom Mulcair appears at a post-debate event in Toronto on Friday, August 7, 2015 as he continues to campaign for the upcoming federal election.
North American markets down as jobs data hints of U.S. rate hike in the fall
Convicted robber who escaped from US prison more than 30 years ago is captured, officials say
Projected 2016 top pick Auston Matthews to play in Switzerland, not juniors
Fatal helicopter crash occurred when rotor struck wire during takeoff: agency
Few railroads likely to meet 2015 deadline for installation of technology to prevent crashes
Officials say pro-government Yemeni forces take last rebel-held base in country's south
Osler moves into Vancouver
The Vancouver skyline is seen in this file photo.
Police confirm Blackhawks star Patrick Kane under investigation
Hamburg Town police chief Gregory Wickett
Blackhawks star Patrick Kane under police investigation over matter at player's home
Sisters of speed: Campbells take gold, bronze in 100 free at world swimming championships
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