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Panthers linebacker Kuechly not cleared yet after concussion, listed as doubtful vs. Texans
Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week
The week’s most overbought and oversold TSX stocks
After 55 years in Philadelphia Eagles ticket office, Leo Carlin is one of the fans now
Denny Hamlin ditches his crutch and hopes to lose his knee brace before opening race of Chase
Sell your stocks before you retire? Not so fast
Putin’s push into Syria offers danger and opportunity
FILE-- President Barack Obama meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Group of 20 summit meeting in Los Cabos, Mexico, June 18, 2012. The two leaders have had a few such glancing encounters, but no formal sit-down sessions over the past year or so. But in September of 2015, the two leaders will be in the same city at the same time amid rising tension in Syria, and the White House is divided by a debate over whether they should meet to try to work out their differences before the tumult in the Middle East escalates even further. (Stephen Crowley/The New York Times)
The pale purple coneflower is easy to grow and loved by good insects like butterflies
Pale purple cornflower
Big stage: Old Dominion hosts its first Power 5 conference school in focused NC State squad
Maryland QB Rowe knows his priorities in starting role against upset-minded South Florida
In photos: The 13 craziest concepts shown at Frankfurt
Volkswagen Golf GTE Sport concept: The GTE Sport is powered by a 395-horsepower plug-in hybrid engine. It is sleek, sharp and doesn’t resemble any Golf on the streets today.
A chronological look at Canadian-born Omar Khadr's long legal odyssey
Intentional or not, Harper’s words draw a line between us and others
Ha Tu Thanh
Inspired by the veiled threat: Give Up A Right Day
Tabatha Southey
Review: Richard B. Wright tells the story of how he became an author in A Life with Words
Author Richard B. Wright uses the third-person in his memoir, which seems to come from Wright’s modesty.
Navy makes its American Athletic Conference debut against pass-happy East Carolina
After preseason coaching shakeup, Illinois looks for 3-0 start in visit to North Carolina
Mounties being investigated in police-involved shooting in Burnaby, B.C.
Harper on defensive on campaign trail over 'old stock' comment, niqab case
All 30 arenas will have walk-through metal detectors as part of NHL mandate
With SEC opener looming next week, Tennessee says its focusing solely on Western Carolina
Mulcair won’t say how crude prices could change party’s fiscal plans
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair speaks to supporters during a campaign stop in Cranbrook, B.C., on Monday, Sept. 14, 2015.
Blue Jays will return to Montreal for pair of pre-season games next year
Montreal Expos fans were the first through the stalls when the doors opened for the preseason MLB baseball game of the Toronto Blue Jays against the New York Mets at Olympic Stadium in Montreal, March 28, 2014.
Two Hamilton cops hurt in confrontation with man holding machete
Review: Kate Beaton explores new avenues in the very funny Step Aside, Pops
Nadal and Ferrer give Spain 2-0 lead against Denmark in Davis Cup relegation playoff
Japan parliament approves contentious legislation to give the country's military greater role
Jaguars tackle Joeckel questionable for Sunday's game vs. Dolphins, safety Cyprien doubtful
Why Wayne Gretzky can’t vote in this election
NHL hockey great Wayne Gretzky is seen in this file photo in Saskatoon, Sask.
Review: A.J. Somerset’s Arms explores the rise of gun culture in North America
Robert LeCroy works in his family run gun shop Acworth Guns.
Review: Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights is a boisterous novel of ideas
Though fantastical in nature, Salman Rushdie’s Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights reads like a deeply personal work.
Should the Emmys give out separate awards for network and cable shows?
Suspect in double gang killing in Sparks in 2010 arrested in El Salvador
After mediocre start, Mississippi State has plenty to correct against Northwestern State
Mason wants Vanderbilt to fix mistakes, wrap home stand with 1st win vs. Austin Peay of FCS
First time's the charm: Freshman quarterbacks collide when No. 10 UCLA hosts No. 19 BYU
Lucas Bjerregaard and Jens Fahrbring take 2-shot lead at halfway stage of Italian Open
Coca-Cola: IRS says we owe $3.3 billion in back taxes, but we disagree
Undefeated Syracuse hosts Central Michigan, aims at 3-0 record for 1st time in nearly 25 years
European football's governing body donates $2.3m to help children affected by migrant crisis
Toronto film festival pulls 'London Fields' amid legal dispute between director, producers
Ex-US Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. officially completes prison sentence; wife to prison next
4 Kazakh soldiers die when armoured vehicles sink during military drills
The Latest: Twickenham crowd applaud Fiji players warmly after opening RWC loss to England
Review: Tom Roston’s I Lost It at the Video Store proves the resiliency of cinema
Official: Death toll rises to 183 in South Sudan tanker explosion; many have serious burns
Carl Schorske, who wrote Pulitzer-winning classic 'Fin-de-Siecle Vienna,' dead at 100
Hundreds cheer Spanish royals on visit to St. Augustine, Florida, on city's 450th anniversary
Mom of Baby Doe arrested, boyfriend charged with murder in girl’s death
This undated flyer released Thursday, July 9, 2015, by the Suffolk County Massachusetts District Attorney includes a computer-generated composite image depicting the possible likeness of a young girl whose body was found on the shore of Deer Island in Boston Harbor on June 25, 2015.
Here’s how many hours you worked to afford that new iPhone
In this file photo from Sept. 19, 2014, people wait to buy the new Apple iPhone 6 in Hong Kong.
Review: In The Art of Memoir, Mary Karr is part writing manual, part diatribe
In The Art of Memoir, Mary Karr is part writing manual, part diatribe
Some Emmy statuettes have travelled rocky roads from award ceremony to fireplace mantel
'Blindspot' star touts her role as a female Jason Bourne
Kelly: It’s time to get on rugby’s bandwagon while there’s still room
Cathal Kelly
US says 500,000 VW and Audi diesel cars intentionally violate clean air standards
Wake Forest travels to Michie Stadium to face an Army team that's 0-2
With outside expectations low, Hurricanes begin camp with goal of returning to playoffs
Aspen Dentals extends relationship with Danica Patrick to 4 races starting next season
UAW-Fiat Chrysler pact raises pay, profit-sharing; car production moves to Mexico
Review: New comics from Jessica Abel, Cole Closser and Michael DeForge
Early morning commute in Calgary neighbourhood shattered by tragedy
Procter & Gamble breaks ground in West Virginia for just its second new US plant since 1971
Rising home prices lifts US household wealth to record $85.7 trillion; borrowing also rises
Manchester United's Luke Shaw ready to fly back from Netherlands after breaking leg
US lawmaker says he will boycott Pope Francis' speech to Congress over climate change stance
Cuban Americans make anxious, but hopeful return to Cuba for Pope Francis' visit
With questions at QB, No. 21 Utah to rely on Devontae Booker, running game vs Fresno St.
Sawmill accident kills young father in Creston as WorkSafeBC investigates
Edmonton police kill cougar after big cat sighted roaming in neighbourhood
'Pretty good stuff': Long removed from national-title showdowns, Nebraska and Miami meet again
$9.8-million ‘incentive fee’ adds wrinkle to Northview REIT merger
The situation for Northern Property and True North is more complex because a takeover is involved. The two companies have very different businesses – Northern owns a portfolio of properties that are heavily skewed toward the North, with apartment units in places such as Iqaluit and Yellowknife, as well as Alberta, while True North is focused on apartment units in Ontario. Some investors think it doesn’t make any strategic sense to combine the two.
UK asks for report on militants after claims of IRA murder shake Northern Ireland's unity govt
Clubs opt out of 'refugees welcome' action in backlash against German tabloid
No. 18 Auburn aims to boost credibility in pad-popping clash with No. 13 LSU and Fournette
Brazil congressman ordered to pay colleague compensation for sexist remark
Early morning accident claims life on Winnipeg's Perimeter Highway
PSG striker Ibrahimovic hires Malmo city square for fans to enjoy his return to former club
Review: In ‘Membering, Austin Clarke delivers a perceptive account of the writing life
Blatter rallies FIFA staff after cutting ties with Valcke for ticket deal amid exit talks
Wyoming's potent ground attack to face Washington State's air raid on Saturday
TIFF: Stars discuss migrant crisis as dramas reflect refugee issues
No. 8 Notre Dame, with Kizer making 1st start at QB, underdog to No. 14 Georgia Tech at home
Sabres defenceman Rasmus Ristolainen misses start of camp because of upper body injury
Blue Jays will return to Montreal for pair of pre-season games next year
Alberta government giving extra $10 million for community support programs
Duck Salad Provençal
Lucy Waverman's Duck Salad Provençal.
No. 7 Georgia faces team that has its own QB issues; former walk-on Orth starts for Gamecocks
Brian Selznick: ‘I wrote my new book because I’d fallen in love with a house’
Sousa says Ontario won't impose hard cap on beer sold in grocery stores
England star Steven Gerrard tops MLS ratings in new 'FIFA 16' soccer video game
Pacific & Western Bank of Canada has been selling off since 2013
A sign board displaying Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) stock information is seen in Toronto June 23, 2014.
Taliban attack on Pakistani military base kills 29
Commandos stand on alert outside an air force base in Peshawar, Pakistan, Friday, Sept. 18, 2015. Militants in northwestern Pakistan attacked an air force base on the outskirts of Peshawar early Friday.
UEFA rejects Croatia appeal over point deduction for swastika incident in Euro 2016 qualifying
Thalys employees to be trained on terror scenarios after 1 panicked during train attack
Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel will start Sunday
Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel (2) is hit by New York Jets cornerback Buster Skrine (41) during the second half at MetLife Stadium. Manziel will start on Sunday against Tennessee while starter Josh McCown recovers from a concussion.
Pellegrini ready to use new signing Otamendi after Kompany is ruled out, Aguero back
Regina residents get disaster aid for July storm that pummelled city
Romania opposition party to file no-confidence motion after PM indicted on corruption charges
Johnny's restart: Manziel will start for Browns in home opener; McCown out with concussion
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