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Valencia kick-starts Champions League campaign as Feghouli scores winner in 1-0 win at Lyon
Mexico's president proposes creation of 3 special economic zones in underdeveloped regions
Hungarian foreign minister says country to propose world quotas for migrants flooding Europe
RB Mike James waived by Buccaneers, who also make changes on practice squad
UFC fighter Jon ‘Bones’ Jones gets probation in hit-and-run case
Jon ''Bones" Jones, center, a UFC champion fighter, buttons up his jacket before he pleaded guilty in a April hit-and-run charge, during which a pregnant woman was injured, at the Bernalillo County Second District Courthouse, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015, in Albuquerque, N.M.
Robert Lewandowski nets 3 as Bayern Munich beats Dinamo Zagreb 5-0 in Champions League
Blue Jays' Tulowitzki confident he'll return before end of regular season
NDP MP questions Liberal costing for First Nations education
New Democrat Charlie Angus
In No. 4 pick Porzingis, Knicks like what they see from the new guy
Photos of the Day for Sept. 29
Aerial view taken on September 29, 2015 shows a landscape gardener casting a long shadow as he works at the Great Garden of the Herrenhaeuser Gardens in Hanover, central Germany. The Great Garden is a baroque garden that includes lawns, hedges, walkways and statues arranged in strict geometrical patterns. AFP PHOTO / DPA / JULIAN STRATENSCHULTE +++ GERMANY OUTJULIAN STRATENSCHULTE/AFP/Getty Images
In a year of diplomatic breakthroughs, President Obama still dogged by Syria failures
Heading into first big week of conference play, Big Ten has 5 ranked teams, 10 playing well
Crown, defence both propose that ex-Quebec construction boss not go to jail
Redskins put starting LG Lauvao, backup CB Rogers on season-ending IR, sign LB Foster
Ontario PCs blast Liberals for taking $61-million loss on Ontera sale
Progressive Conservative finance critic Vic Fedeli, pictured in 2014, called the sale of government agency Ontera by the Ontario Liberals ‘insulting and outrageous.’
Forbes: LA Clippers' Steve Ballmer tops list of richest team owners in US
Czech jockey Michal Koehl dies after fall at race ahead of Velka Pardubicka steeplechase
The Who announce rescheduled tour dates, starting in Feb., as Daltrey recovers from meningitis
CBC CEO disputes Harper comment over funding
Hubert Lacroix, President and CEO of CBC/Radio Canada, speaks at their annual public meeting in Winnipeg
Jim Carrey 'shocked' by death of ex-girlfriend, being investigated as an apparent suicide
Volkswagen only the latest to be caught using ‘defeat device’
The Volkswagen AG logo on a 2.0L TDI clean diesel engine inside a 2015 Volkswagen Golf SportWagen. Until the 1997 Kyoto agreement on climate change, no one thought of pushing smelly, noisy and sluggish diesel engines on consumers.
Offensive linemen have big adjustments to make when going from college spread to the pros
Top college offensive linemen who are NFL ready for 2016
Ralph Lauren hands off CEO role to Gap's Larsson; remains creative chief of company he founded
Retroactive change of law prompts OPP to drop probe of RCMP gun data destruction
Patriots, Packers Broncos still 1-2-3 in AP Pro32 power rankings; bad news Bears 32nd
Glencore’s reassurance pays off, but questions remain
The logo of Glencore is pictured in front of the company's headquarters in the Swiss town of Baar in this file photo.
Penn State running backs Barkley, Lynch could return this season
Convicted Al-Jazeera journalists seek pardon from Egypt, support from world leaders at UN
Al Ahli holds Al Hilal to 1-1 draw in 1st leg of Asian Champions League semifinal
Bipartisan group of lawmakers seeks documents, briefing in probe of emissions-rigging at VW
First trial for officers charged in Freddie Gray case set for Nov. 30
In this undated file photo, demonstrators march down a street near the city circuit courthouses in Baltimore. Four months after the arrest and indictment of six Baltimore police officers - including one on charges of murder - in the death of Freddie Gray, an unarmed black man, a judge convened the first hearing in the case.
A year out, Woods and Mickelson are no guarantee for Ryder Cup as Team USA starts new era
Quebec vows financial assistance for Bombardier if needed
Guests tour Bombardier's new CS100 aircraft during an event at the Bombardier site in Toronto on Thursday, September 10, 2015.
Thursday's lineups at the Rugby World Cup
Environment Canada issues rainfall warning for large swath of Maritimes
Colorado Supreme Court weighs ski resorts' avalanche liability after death on the slopes
Battered and bruised Wales faces Fiji, while France has luxury of rotation vs. Canada at RWC
Iloki scores as Nantes wins 1-0 at Lille in French league
Associated Press names Fahey to lead global financial markets coverage
It's on: No. 3 Ole Miss' Treadwell, receivers against No. 25 Florida's Hargreaves, secondary
Michelle Obama: Girls, don't hold back, or worry about the boys, in school; compete with them
Ravens intend to 'find a way out' of the hole they created with unprecedented 0-3 start
Consumer agency concerned about servicing failures reported by student loan borrowers
2 men accuse 49ers of negligence in lawsuit over stadium bathroom assault
Liberal candidate accuses Privy Council Office, Defence of meddling in campaign
A campaign sign for Liberal candidate Bill Casey
Turcotte's ex-wife says she never believed he could kill their kids
VAG design proposal will change the way Vancouver thinks about its architecture
The sunken garden is seen here as part of the proposed design for a new Vancouver Art Gallery.
Google seeks seamless union between YouTube videos, advertising
Google homepage logos are seen on a wall at the Google campus near Venice Beach, in Los Angeles, California January 13, 2012.
The Latest on Oklahoma execution: Inmate's lawyers ask court to reconsider execution decision
Attitudes outweigh hormones in preserving sexual desire
Esther Perel, speaking at TED2015 2015 in Vancouver, is the author of Mating in Captivity, which examines ways to introduce novelty into relationships that have become familiar.
The Latest: 1st trial for police officer in Freddie Gray case set for Nov. 30
Lack of hotels the biggest challenge for 2018 World Cup, minister says
NDP commits to food plan for Canada’s North, new era in relations
NDP Leader Tom Mulcair, accompanied by members of his RCMP security team
Negotiators reach deal on weapons withdrawal in east Ukraine
Members of OSCE Mission control the withdrawal of heavy weapons of pro-Russia separatists from the line of contact with Ukrainian forces near Donetsk on July 19.
John Doyle: Code Black’s emotional manipulation may be bad for your health
John Doyle
Rio's sewage-filled waters also health threat to surfers; World Surf League looks at new venue
B.C. Lions QB Travis Lulay removed from 6-game injured list, cleared to practise
After being cut by Leafs, Senators throw local defenceman Fraser a lifeline
Transcript: Why having too much talent can hurt a business
Redshirt freshman QB Hayden Moore makes 1st career start for Cincinnati vs Miami on Thursday
Jerry Dipoto gets another shot as a general manager as he takes over in Seattle
Former president Jimmy Carter says doctors approve of Nepal trip with Habitat for Humanity
Happy returns: After illness and injury last year, Bosh and McRoberts back as Heat open camp
Actress Catherine Coulson, best known as Log Lady in 'Twin Peaks,' dies at home in Oregon
Are we facing a coping crisis?
Bill Howatt
Allen & Overy shuts Toronto office
But now, a year later, A&O’s not-so-bold Canada gambit is over.
Sports and theatre worlds unite to pay tribute to tenor Michael Burgess
Negotiators reach deal on weapons withdrawal in east Ukraine ahead of Paris summit
Police search for safe-cracking crook after hefty ATM haul in Vernon
Swiss attorney general says he would raid Platini's office if necessary to find 'real truth'
A banner year in golf, and it didn't need Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson
Don Cherry defends Nationals closer Papelbon for choking Bryce Harper
Hockey commentator Don Cherry throws the ceremonial first pitch before the Toronto Blue Jays and Boston Red Sox American League baseball game in Toronto on Wednesday, July 1, 2015.
Farmers spill milk over trade deal concerns
Amazon will test Uber-like service for its Prime Now deliveries, will pay drivers $18-25 hour
South Carolina, coach Spurrier seek to build off strong effort of freshman quarterback Nunez
US safety agency accuses Fiat Chrysler of failing to report some deaths involving its vehicles
Arkansas death row inmates set for execution say state is wrong to shield drug information
Brazil police find 7 bodies buried in backyard of painter's house
Hockey personality takes to Twitter to defend troubled Nationals closer Papelbon
Harmony between music stars, TV: Minaj gets ABC Family sitcom, 50 Cent inks new Starz deal
Bold design proposal for new VAG features stacked wooden boxes
The proposed design for a new Vancouver Art Gallery by Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron Herzog will be wrapped in wood.
Don Cherry, Ron MacLean and Michael Buble getting Walk of Fame stars
Don Cherry, left, and Ron MacLean.
Groups want government to create and fund Alberta Wellness Foundation
Toronto councillor urges study into one-side garbage pickup
A long row of garbage bins lines the sidewalk outside homes in downtown Toronto.
Organizers select 2nd gay group to march in New York City's St Patrick's Day Parade
New B.C. rules make pensions more secure, offer key for locked-in funds
Wake Forest's challenge: Protecting the QB - whoever it is - from No. 11 FSU's pass rush
Tories call Liberals a laughing stock for losing $61 million on Ontera sale
Edward Snowden joins Twitter and follows only the National Security Agency
Michael Buble, Don Cherry, Ron MacLean to receive stars on Canada's Walk of Fame
Retailer Hudson's Bay plans to lay off 265 people across North American offices
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Ahmad Brooks pleads not guilty to misdemeanour sexual battery
Excerpts from the 2015 NCAA infractions report on SMU and coach Larry Brown
Harper defends push for TPP deal despite looming election
Dairy farmer Chris Ryan of Saint Isidore, Ontario holds onto a dairy cow as he takes part in a protest in front of Parliament Hill to raise concerns about protecting Canada's supply management system in the Trans Pacific Partnership negotiations.
Volkswagen only the latest in list of car, truck makers caught cheating with 'defeat devices'
Coke ending sponsorship of dietitians, family physicians groups citing 'budget realities'
Film academy recognizes 5 new screenwriters with grants, mentoring through Nicholl Fellowships
Hudson’s Bay cuts 265 head office jobs in bid to trim costs
Pedestrians walk past the Hudson's Bay Company store at Queen St. West and Yonge St. in Toronto in this file photo.
The biggest trade zone in history? Five questions about the big TPP negotiations
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