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After weeks of relative quiet, Afghanistan's capital on edge after attacks killing 44 people
Report: 3 killed in clash between Turkish police, Kurds in southeastern Turkey
Settlement in lawsuit by DeLorean widow over 'Back to the Future' car hits bump
Beach site in Prince Edward Island to be protected as a nature reserve
US stocks drop as solid jobs report keeps alive the prospect of higher rates this year
South Africa, Namibia say airline ban on hunting trophies will hurt economy, conservation
Goalie David De Gea withdrawn by Man United from Tottenham opener amid Real Madrid rumour
Indian government forces fire at protesters, wounding 2, in Kashmir, police say
10-year-old girl from Bahrain makes splash as youngest swimmer at world championships
Correction: F1-Button Burgled story
Kerry says he 'profoundly disagrees' with Schumer, Engel on rejection of Iran nuclear deal
Hilda strengthens into a hurricane far offshore in Pacific; poses no threat to land
German industrial production drops unexpectedly in June, exports off more than forecast
B.C. fishing guide and his client accused of trying to corral deer in water
B.C. says park policy offers protection while others fear development
'Make a decision or you're fired'
Billionaire Donald Trump told attendees at the Iowa Freedom Summit on Saturday that Republicans should not look to former Florida Governor Jeb Bush or 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney in 2016. (Jan. 24)
Trudeau’s aggressive debate performance gives Liberals a glimpse of hope
Adam Radwanski
Strengths, weaknesses of top-selling mid-size sedans
Telus-tailored MBA – a new twist on the traditional degree
In October, a cohort of 20 Telus managers will begin a two-year MBA program at the University of Victoria’s Gustavson School of Business.
Pace of change is fast in mid-size sedan segment
2016 Chevrolet Malibu
Three things I learned about innovation by working in a kitchen
Trump misses the boat with manufacturing lament
Brian Lee Crowley
Daily Deal Roundup: Sun Life reveals India expansion plans
A general view of the Sun Life Financial building is seen in Toronto May 6, 2015.
Ontario played hardball with bankers over fees for Hydro One IPO
Power lines run out of the the Hydro One Claireville Transfer Station in Vaughan, Ont. on Monday March 9, 2015.
Obama, family heading for 6th summer vacation on Massachusetts island of Martha's Vineyard
Man slain after setting off theatre mayhem had long battle with mental illness, homelessness
British authorities charge migrant for allegedly walking the entire length of Channel Tunnel
North Korea attempts to erase legacy of Japanese rule – by creating new time zone
In this Sept. 1, 2014, photo, a clock hangs on the wall as North Koreans leave an underground train station in Pyongyang, North Korea. North Korea said Friday, Aug. 7, 2015, that it will establish its own time zone next week by pulling back its current standard time by 30 minutes.
Russia appoints CSKA's Leonid Slutsky as new national coach on short-term deal
No. 3 Senate Democrat opposes nuclear deal with Iran, says risk it presents is too great
Wildfire forces evacuation of residents from 2 towns, campsites in southwestern Spain
Jury convicts ex-Russian soldier of terror-related charges in Taliban-led attack on US forces
Earthquake hits eastern Congo, killing 2 children as house collapses, government says
Youth stream back to summer camp on Utoya island 4 years after Norway massacre that killed 69
Suspected US drone strike kills 4 militants in Pakistani tribal region near Afghan border
Governor considers parole for transgender California inmate seeking sex reassignment surgery
Notice to Michael Phelps: Hungary's Laszlo Cseh sets year's best time in 100 fly at worlds
Italian tennis players Daniele Bracciali and Potito Starace banned for life for match-fixing
5-year-old girl losing sight to rare condition will get to visit Rome
In manslaughter trial of police officer, 2nd officer says he would have acted differently
Q&A: Why Hawaii's Mauna Kea and similar sites are so coveted by the science community
Death toll from army helicopter crash in Pakistan rises to 12, victims’ bodies recovered
Pakistani volunteers move the human remains of victims after an army helicopter crashed near Mansehra, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, around 170 kilometres north of Islamabad late on August 6, 2015.
Initial court date set for former Wilmington Trust president facing fraud, conspiracy charges
Brooks shines again but A's bullpen blows late lead in 5-4 loss to Astros in 10 innings
Wife says police took away Chinese lawyer who voiced support for detained rights lawyers
Baseball Capsules
Thailand bans commercial surrogacy for foreigners and unmarried people, including gays
What the ‘game-changer’ Ebola vaccine says about Canadian R&D
A vial of the Canadian-made Ebola vaccine rVSV-ZEBOV, is pictured in a recent photo. A new study reported Friday that a vaccine designed by scientists working at Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg induces a quick and highly effective response, protecting 100 per cent of the people who got it against the virus.
Union drive at WestJet highlights current tensions in labour policy
A Westjet Boeing 737-700 taxis to a gate after arriving at Vancouver International Airport in Richmond, B.C., on Monday February 3, 2014.
How strategic voting might play out in October
Jeffrey Simpson
Lives Lived: Irwin Kahan, 96
Irwin Kahan
Aug. 7: Hiroshima, remembered – and other letters to the editor
A woman pauses before a photo of a watch that stopped at 8:15 on the morning of Aug. 6, 1945, the time of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima.
The ICC: Too important to let fail
The International Criminal Court has struggled to find enough resources to investigate post-election violence in Ivory Coast in 2010-2011.
Obama on Iran: Historic setting, historic message
U.S. President Barack Obama delivers a speech on Aug. 5, 2015, defending the nuclear agreement with Iran. He spoke at American University, the same venue where John F. Kennedy gave his famous 1963 speech on nuclear disarmament.
In Saudi Arabia, viral video stirs concern and rare debate on sexual harassment of women
French officials question Malaysia’s claims on more debris from MH370
A woman whose relative was aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, cries as she and other family members kneel down in front of media ahead of a briefing given by Malaysia Airlines, in Beijing August 7, 2015.
Huge migrant camp in Calais, a nest of squalor, takes on air of permanence with lives in limbo
Three people from British Columbia involved in head-on collision in Alberta
Prosecutor slams judge for ending probation of Vikings' Adrian Peterson in child abuse case
Jed Lowrie makes up for key error with RBI double in 10th inning to lift Astros over A's 5-4
Eugenie Bouchard parts ways with coach Sam Sumyk after six months
Tuning into Republican debate an exercise in frustration
Kate Taylor
Lulay finds Harris for late touchdown as Lions down Eskimos 26-23
Giants fall behind by 5 early, lose 5-4 to Cubs to fall half-game out of 2nd wild card
Crash in Norfolk County leaves 2 dead
Sadaharu Oh makes pitch for baseball as 8 sports bid for inclusion in 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Police find body of missing woman in her Quebec home
Nneka Ogwumike scores 26; Sparks win 4th straight for 1st time since 2013, beat Shock 84-57
Jason Block wins men's 200-metre breaststroke at Canadian Swimming Championships
Miami scores 3 late runs to force tie, but bullpen can't keep Braves off scoreboard
Mexico's Giovani dos Santos scores a goal in his LA Galaxy debut in CONCACAF Champions League
Rookie left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez has impressive outing for Red Sox in 2-1 loss to Yankees
Schumer, No. 3 Senate Democrat, breaks with Obama, announces opposition to Iran nuclear deal
Suspected impaired-driving crash temporarily closes busy Metro Vancouver bridge
A year after Michael Brown's death, a changed Ferguson tries to move beyond shooting, protests
As Fed weighs rate hike, US jobs report for July likely to show another solid gain above 200K
Once dismissed, lawsuit targeting ex-Christie allies over bridge lane closings is revived
August 7: Your daily horoscope
Leo
Perry and Fiorina stake claim for relevance in crowded Republican 2016 field
Shaun the Sheep Movie: A delightful stop-motion animated escapade romp
With no dialogue in this offshoot of an adorable British television series, the barnyard characters – and all the humans, too – grunt, point and communicate with facial expressions only.
Also Opening: Franck Ribière’s meaty doc and a Bennett Jones comedy
Travelling to Japan, Argentina, Brazil, France and the United States, Steak (R)evolution director Franck Ribière asks, ‘Where’s the beef?’ in his quest to discover what makes good meat.
Diamond Tongues: Seeking stardom in Hollywood, jealousy leads to sabotage
Leah Goldstein plays Edith Welland who dreams of being a successful actress but just can’t seem to make things happen. When Edith can’t figure out what she’s doing wrong, she begins to do everything wrong.
How to Change the World: Compelling doc charts dramatic rise of Greenpeace
Greenpeace activists listen in on Russian radio communications before confronting a Russian whaling ship as it slaughters a whole pod.
Despite filmmaker Bent Hamer’s heavy metaphors, 1001 Grams manages not to be trite
A scene from 1001 Grams.
The Cocksure Lads Movie: A charming Toronto-based musical comedy
Lyndon Ogbourne, left, stars in a creatively funded film about doing things for the right reasons. It’s an earnest but entertaining salute to youthful idealism and indie-rock romanticism.
The Gift: Convincing creeper film gives slowly, keeping the audience guessing
Rebecca Hall, left, plays Robyn, the fragile, empathetic and unsure wife to Jason Bateman’s Simon, a successful and passively alpha-male sales executive.
Dark Places: Adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s thriller blots out major themes
Charlize Theron stars as damaged antihero, Libby Day, who’s trampled by her horrific past.
Fantastic Four: Comic book movie bizarrely short on humour, action
Jamie Bell as The Thing, from left, Michael B. Jordan as Johnny Storm, Miles Teller as Dr. Reed Richards, and Kate Mara as Sue Storm.
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