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‘Every day is a gift,’ Rinelle Harper says in speech one year after brutal attack
Rinelle Harper, centre, stands with the families of missing and murdered indigenous women during the Spirit of Our Sisters National Gathering 2015 in Edmonton, Alberta on Tuesday, September 29, 2015.
All hail the hashtag: How retailers are drawing you in, one Facebook post at a time
Marina Strauss
The style genius behind TNT talks competition and strategy
Jeanne Beker
Anton Lander scores hat trick to lead Oilers to 4-0 win over Coyotes
AL West-leading Rangers win another start by Hamels, end 3-game skid, 7-6 over Tigers
With playoff hopes dashed, Nationals keep losing, fall 2-1 to Braves
Regina sex offender sent back to prison for breaching release conditions
Rookie Conley does well in Marlins' 4-2 loss to Rays
Hosmer, Morales homer, but Royals offence struggles in 4-2 loss to White Sox
Mom accused of tossing newborn out 7th-floor window to her death is arrested on murder charge
China holding 2 Japanese citizens on spying allegations, officials say
Keystone XL pipeline developer shifts course in Nebraska, drops eminent domain claims
Scheifele scores OT winner to hand Jets their first pre-season victory
Couple charged after woman found locked in Southern California backyard storage shed
Officials: Houston-area boy removed twice from custody of mother he's accused of killing
Report ranks premiers from best, Mike Harris, to worst, Pauline Marois
LEADING OFF: Blue Jays, Cardinals try to clinch; Wainwright, Tanaka back
Bartolo Colon finally loses to Phillies, Mets finally lose a road game, 4-3
Authorities search for convicted killer who was mistakenly released from prison in Louisiana
Rams' defence ranked No. 9 in NFL, but St. Louis and Fisher still looking for victories
Lou Lamoriello’s travel policy not the Leafs’ final turbulence in Toronto
Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan, left, and general manager Lou Lamoriello attend a news conference in July. Lamoriello’s edict restricting Leafs charter flights set off a social-media uproar.
Former Rock coach/GM Terry Sanderson inducted into NLL Hall of Fame
Pineda hit hard early, Yankees lose 10-4 to rival Red Sox as playoff push is delayed again
Tories roll out familiar faces to shore up crucial support in B.C.
Conservatives Stockwell Day, MP James Moore and MP Wai Young talk to supporters during the Conservative Party's campaign bus tour of B.C in Vancouver on September 29, 2015.
Human Rights Watch says Filipino children risk lives working in small-scale gold mines
South Dakota man convicted of 2nd-degree murder in death of Adrian Peterson's son
Barry J. Sanders responding to challenges, making most of opportunities for No. 18 Stanford
Man who allegedly tried to run down RCMP arrested on Vancouver Island
Researchers to study big data collection used on Canadians
The five-year project will examine, among other things, how organizations track individuals`activities and social media use.
Economists question Bush's link between lifting oil export ban and lower domestic gas prices
Darin Ruf, Odubel Herrera lead Phillies to 4-3 win over Mets
Kelly: Progress remains unlikely in a governing body as corrupt as FIFA
Cathal Kelly
Bulls star Derrick Rose says woman accusing him of sexual battery consented to group sex
Convicted Al Jazeera journalists seek pardon from Egypt, support from world leaders at UN
Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste, center, answers questions during a news conference along with journalist Sue Turton, right and senior producer Dominic Kane, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015, in New York.
A.J. Pierzynski hits 2 HRs as Braves get rare win over Nationals 2-1
Canada shows its age as seniors outnumber children for first time
As of July 1, 16 per cent of Canadians were 14 or younger while 16.1 per cent were 65 or older.
Cabrerra hits 2-run homer in 8th, Rays beat Marlins 4-2
Marlins-Rays Runs
Evgeni Malkin scores as Pittsburgh Penguins top Tampa Bay Lightning 4-2
Giants right-hander Tim Lincecum working back from left hip surgery, hopes to rejoin Giants
Eichel scores, Lehner records shutout as Sabres top Leafs 4-0
Missouri's Maty Mauk, Malik Cuellar suspended indefinitely for violating team rules
Vancouver designates First Shaughnessy a heritage area
Shaughnessy is one of the wealthiest neighbourhoods in Vancouver, with gracious mansions that have significant heritage value.
Prime Time at Yankee Stadium: Prime ministers from New Zealand and Curacao see Red Sox-Yankees
Chargers sign centre Walton, promote tackle Burwell from practice squad due to injuries
Chelsea and Arsenal suffer Champions League losses, Barcelona rallies late
Barcelona’s Luis Suarez celebrates after scoring against Bayer Leverkusen at Camp Nou in Barcelona on Sept. 29.
Catchings leads Indiana back to the WNBA Finals with 66-51 win over New York
University of Toronto prof among MacArthur ‘genius grant’ winners
Dimitri Nakassis, a professor at the University of Toronto, is one of the recipients of this year’s MacArthur ‘genius’ grants.
Justine Siegal, 1st woman to throw BP to MLB team, to serve as A's guest instructor this fall
Canada retools roster after ‘gutting’ loss to Italy at Rugby World Cup
The Canadian men’s national rugby team warms up during a training session in Leicester on Sept. 28. Canada is in the midst of playing three games in 11 days.
Raptors exercise options on rookie contracts of Caboclo, Nogueira
Texas county denies that deputies used excessive force in fatal shooting of man
Ex-NYC jail guard faces life term after feds upgrade charge in 2012 Rikers Island inmate death
Citing sovereign immunity, judge drops Saudi Arabia as defendant in Sept. 11 lawsuit
Canadian Centre for Child Protection starts new campaign for cyberbullied teens
What’s in a famous name? Answer is not much for backward Brazilian town
A bust of Jose Sarney sits at the entrance to a state-financed exhibit on the life of the former Brazilian president, at the Convento das Merces in Sao Luis, the capital of Brazil’s Maranhao state.
Twins and Indians postponed by rain, teams will play doubleheader Wednesday
Elementary teachers' union says it accepts Sandals' invitation to resume talks
Canada tops Costa Rica at NORCECA continental championship, moves on to quarters
Law centre: US-based oil rig repair company apologizes to mistreated guest workers from India
TransCanada ending legal battle with Nebraska landowners in bid for Keystone pipeline approval
In this March 11, 2013 photo, a sign reading "Stop the Transcanada Pipeline" stands in a field near Bradshaw, Neb., along the Keystone XL pipeline route through the state. A Nebraska district court struck down a law that allowed the Keystone XL oil pipeline to proceed through the state, Wednesday, Feb. 19.
Banner year in golf didn’t even need Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson
Jason Day, left, and Jordan Spieth on the third tee box during the final round of the 2015 PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.
Last stand? Michael Vick confident he can keep Steelers competitive while Roethlisberger heals
Cumulus names former magazine association chief Berner as CEO, replacing founder Lew Dickey
Prime Minister Abe pledges more aid for refugees, but says Japan won't take them in
Casino group says do not confuse it for illegal gambling with ties to organized crime
Yankee great Yogi Berra remembered by family, friends and sports royalty
New York Yankees’ Yogi Berra at Yankee Stadium on June 13, 1956. The beloved Yankees catcher – a three-time American League MVP and Hall of Famer – played on 10 World Series teams.
Alberta legislative committee reverses decision on pay hike, Boston conference
Ex-Tory MP Bill Casey pits campaign against Harper
Liberal candidate Bill Casey, right, speaks with general contractor Leo Rovers at the during a tour of the site for the new library in Truro, N.S., last week.
Injuries the big obstacle facing No. 2 Michigan State at the start of Big Ten play
Banks could lose 60% of retail profit to tech startups: study
McKinsey says banks need move away from a culture based on selling products to one that embraces digital banking and innovation.
Cowboys add rookie defensive end David Irving from Kansas City's practice squad
Mormons acknowledge early polygamy days at renovated history museum
Woman accused of selling DuPont trade secrets to China sentenced to probation
Seattle Mariners CEO Howard Lincoln says he'll take another financial hit for losing season
B.C. politicians’ partisan bickering has no place in debate over child welfare
Gary Mason
Stampeders testing defensive depth in pivotal game against Tiger-Cats
Calgary Stampeders head coach John Hufnagel’s knack for finding new talent to compensate for injured players is a major reason his team has made the playoffs every season since becoming head coach and general manager in 2008.
Can you spot me, Mr President? Red Sox manager meets Barack Obama at hotel gym during workout
New Zealand's Boult getting to grips with pink ball in preparation for first day-night test
Despite 3-0 start, Rodgers, Packers still see room for improvement
These profitable U.S. tech stocks show room for share price growth
A worker climbs outside an Apple store in Hong Kong, in this April 10, 2013 file photo.
With Billy Donovan's presence looming, Florida begins new basketball era under Mike White
Filipino general accused in 1989 coup gets reprieve from removal from US
Ethics investigation prompts Indiana to suspend DL Latham before facing No. 1 Ohio State
Saskatchewan dad sentenced for shooting son over a long-running dispute
Still dealing with disputed arrest by NYC police, Hawks F Thabo Sefolosha tries to move on
Citing undisclosed passport, NY judge revokes bail for Chinese billionaire's chief assistant
Notley tries to clarify her feelings about Mulcair’s climate plan
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley fields questions at the summer meeting of Canada's premiers in St. John's on Thursday, July 16, 2015. Notley says she wants at least one new pipeline built that will carry the province's oil to new markets.
Added depth at receiver gives Raiders QB Derek Carr more options
Stepdad says B.C. teen texted she was pregnant hours before she was killed
Oklahoma postpones inmate's execution after prison officials say drug didn't match guidelines
Father of Washington high school shooter who killed 4 classmates found guilty of gun charges
Bulls star Derrick Rose to have surgery on left eye after getting elbowed in practice
Why preferred shares just got pounded – again
When Brookfield Asset Management announced a $250-million rate-reset preferred-share issue last week, the sell-off that ensued was extreme.
At long last, domestic oil stock prices look attractive
Morgan Stanley’s new pessimism on the energy sector noted that oversupply concerns are likely to remain a problem for the commodity price despite the falling number of active oil rigs south of the border.
Saudi minister: There's a military option to remove Syria's Assad if political solution fails
Warriors swingman and NBA Finals MVP Andre Iguodala ready to assume backup role again
Authorities arrest man who stumbled during robbery attempt, setting off gun, killing partner
Blue Jays’ hopes of clinching AL East postponed due to weather
A stadium usher leaves Oriole Park at Camden Yards after the baseball game between the Baltimore Orioles and the Toronto Blue Jays was postponed due to rain Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015 in Baltimore.
United Auto Workers threaten strike in local contract dispute at F-150 plant near Kansas City
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