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Modigliani masterpiece of female nude could bring $100 million at Christie's auction in NYC
The best of downtown at Joy condos, without being downtown
3 charged in $54 million green-energy Ponzi scheme based on trash-to-fuel promise
Gordon Pape: Three reasons investors are skittish
A man looks at an electronic stock board of a securities firm in Tokyo Thursday, Sept. 3.
The Latest: Falcons owner says Goodell protecting bargained rights with 'Deflategate' appeal
From tiny PCs to high-end handsets: Berlin gadget fair showcases holiday highlights
David Wright and new-look Mets primed for playoff run atop NL East after summer makeover
Contemporary design enticed buyers of townhouse in Corktown
Gilead Investments and Brian Kucharski respectively developed and designed a row of three-storey townhouses, where this 1,814-square-foot house brings together open entertaining areas and two bedrooms linked by a staircase with check-plate steel treads and perforated steel guardrails.
Star Argos quarterback Ricky Ray nears return form shoulder injury
RCMP investigate shooting in central Alberta, say two people injured
Home of the week: A showcase of art
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St. Francis Xavier University makes history with chancellor's appointment
Kyle Flood will coach Rutgers in opener despite academic investigation; 5 players arrested
Brothers, 2 other men accused of stealing about 1,200 laptops meant for public school students
Pedophile priest drama 'Spotlight' plays Venice, may make uncomfortable viewing for Vatican
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Production of Ovation guitars, favoured by Mick Jagger and Paul Simon, to resume at US factory
Week 1: Plenty of intrigue around conclusion of quarterback competitions
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Car brands plans for Apple CarPlay, Google's Android Auto
Coast Guard: Part of Mississippi River closed to traffic after tow boat collision, oil spill
Quebec government mulls lowering income taxes, raising QST to stimulate economy
Quebec hiker rescued in Labrador, more than 24 hours after call for help
Mason Rudolph throws game-winning TD as Oklahoma State rallies past Central Michigan 24-13
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Van Poppel of Netherlands wins 12th stage of Spanish Vuelta in sprint, Fabio Aru leads overall
Former Centerra Gold CEO to remain under house arrest in Bulgaria
Nigerian army reinstates 3,032 soldiers fired for indiscipline in war with extremists
Palestinians say they have enough votes for UN flag-raising effort; vote set for Sept. 10
Boat overturns on Malian lake amid heavy winds; at least 18 bodies found
Official: 9,500 Nigerian refugees back from Cameroon, which is expelling them over insecurity
Rights, inmates sue over Miami-Dade jail's refusal to provide Muslim religious-based meals
Dean Jones, boyish star of 'Love Bug' and other Disney films, dies at age 84
Bubba Watson takes extra day off at Deutsche Bank for mild back pain
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ABC Family gets GLAAD's best-ever grade for including gay and lesbian characters
WHO declares Liberia free of Ebola for second time after resurgence
In this undated photo from Samaritan’s Purse, health workers treat a patient at the case-management centre on the campus of ELWA Hospital in Monrovia, Liberia.
‘I was only hoping to provide a better life for my children,’ father of drowned migrant boy says
Abdullah Kurdi, father of three-year old Alan Kurdi, cries as he leaves a morgue in Mugla, Turkey, September 3, 2015.
Up to 27 civilians possibly killed by Canadian air strike: Pentagon papers
A Canadian Armed Forces CF-18 Fighter jet from 409 Squadron sits on the tarmac in Kuwait on Oct. 28, 2014.
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Iran's Parliament speaker expects heated debate on nuclear deal, vote in about a month
Lebanon activists go on hunger strike, demanding minister at centre of trash crisis resign
UN to vote on lifting some secrecy around choosing secretary-general
Edmonton police see bleak future for people duped by bogus fortune tellers
This ‘extraordinarily lucky country’ has near-record GDP growth
A tourist takes a 'selfie' in front of the Sydney Opera House on Sept. 2, 2015.
Asian stock markets ebb ahead of US jobs report, resumption of China trading
Country singer Kip Moore turns his skating passion into charity for underserved kids
This campaign is being taken over by events out of Harper’s control
Bruce Anderson
F1 leader Lewis Hamilton gives thought to closed cockpits after Justin Wilson's IndyCar death
Volkswagen finance chief Poetsch set to become company's new chairman, successor to Piech
With Emmys change, 'Orange Is the New Black' creator says show shouldn't be defined by genre
French prosecutor says serial numbers found on wing part confirm it is from Flight 370
Porsche vows brand will never be for gizmo shoppers
Jeremy Cato
U.S. services sector expands at healthy clip, driven by strong consumer spending
In this photo taken Friday, June 12, 2015, Judith Castro serves a lunch order at a local grocery store in the Little Havana area of Miami. The Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing managers, issues its index of non-manufacturing activity for August 2015 on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015.
Two people killed in head-on collision on New Brunswick highway
Man pleads guilty to murder in slaying of French street artist in Detroit during robbery
Iraqi officials: Bomb attacks targeting commercial areas in and around Baghdad kill 11
Refugee advocates urge Canada to remove barriers for desperate Syrians
TIFF looked much different when it launched as Festival of Festivals in 1976
Memorable moments from four decades of the Toronto International Film Festival
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Businessman behind ‘Candy Crush’ game to buy English club Derby
New Derby owner Mel Morris
Manitoba NDP premier supports Mulcair's promise to expand Canada Pension Plan
Young male nurse asked to adopt newborn after chance encounter with mom who died of Ebola
Business leaders announce creation of new Halifax basketball team
US services companies expand at healthy pace in August, driven by robust sales and new orders
Three top stock picks from Sentry’s Swanzy Quarshie
Swanzy Quarshie.
Romanian prime minister, indicted on corruption charges, calls for his case to be resolved
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Migrants storm train departing Budapest unaware it was destined for refugee camp
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY - SEPTEMBER 03: Migrants board trains in Keleti station after it was reopened this morning in central Budapest on September 3, 2015 in Budapest, Hungary. Although the station has reopened all international trains to Western Europe have been cancelled. According to the Hungarian authorities a record number of migrants from many parts of the Middle East, Africa and Asia are crossing the border from Serbia. Since the beginning of 2015 the number of migrants using the so-called Balkans route has exploded with migrants arriving in Greece from Turkey and then travelling on through Macedonia and Serbia before entering the EU via Hungary. The massive increase, said to be the largest migration of people since World War II, led Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban to order Hungary's army to build a steel and barbed wire security barrier along its entire border with Serbia, after more than 100,000 asylum seekers from a variety of countries and war zones entered the country so far this year. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
The new rules of breaking up: Ontario’s sex-ed curriculum teaches students how to safely end relationships
In a note he left at her new apartment, Julie Lalonde’s ex-boyfriend warned her, ‘I will always love you, you have no choice.’
'Beauty Behind the Madness' by The Weeknd tops HMV Canada CD sales chart
The Latest: Judge says he didn't think fine would make clerk comply with gay marriage order
Migrant crisis: How Canadians can help
A migrant family sit on a train heading for Serbia at the new transit center for migrants at the border between Greece and Macedonia on September 3, 2015.
Small businesses borrowed at a steady pace in July, Thomson Reuters/PayNet report says
Why I shared the horrific photo of the drowned Syrian child
A Turkish police officer stands next to a migrant child's dead body off the shores in Bodrum, southern Turkey, on September 2, 2015 after a boat carrying refugees sank while reaching the Greek island of Kos.
More than two-thirds of Manitoba First Nations could face funding cuts
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt, pictured at a March news conference, has said bands would receive formal reminders and would start having non-essential funding cut as of Wednesday.
Czech Post issues commemorative stamp to honour Nicholas Winton, saviour of Jewish children
Black Keys' Dan Auerbach brings together eclectic mix of musicians for new band, The Arcs
Ukraine says enough vaccine coming into country to block polio outbreak
Judge orders man at centre of immigration debate to stand trial for murder in San Francisco
Star sprinter Andre De Grasse forgoing endorsement dollars to return to USC
Public Editor: Why The Globe published photos of a drowned Syrian boy
Globe and Mail public editor Sylvia Ste
Sprinter Andre De Grasse forgoing endorsement dollars to return to USC
Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse became the face of the Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games, appearing on posters and billboards throughout the city.
'Minecraft - Pocket Edition' top paid iPhone game app in Canada
Judge nixes 4-game 'Deflategate' suspension for Tom Brady; NFL quickly appeals to 2nd Circuit
'Minecraft - Pocket Edition' top paid iPhone app in Canada
New Hampshire recalls bartending guides when workers complain of sexually explicit drink names
Airport-style scans playing a role in unprecedented security for the pope's visit this month
Newfoundland councillors cite 'insults' in response to mayor's dissolution call
Canadian Western rises as profit sees little impact from oil drop
A customer walks out of a Canadian Western Bank branch in Calgary, in this file photo.
Leon Gorman, LL Bean's grandson and a longtime company leader, dies at 80 in Maine
Ferry between Nova Scotia, Maine could be viable in three years: CEO
FIFA adviser Carrard announces little progress after 1st meeting of reform group
'Hand of God' star Dana Delany talks about new Amazon series and her love of France
'Can't Fly Without Gravity' by k-os among new CD releases
Congo rebel leader tells International Criminal Court trial he wanted to restore peace
Mulcair vows action to expand Canada and Quebec pension plans within six months
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair makes a stop at a cafe as he continues his campaigning in Canada's Federal Election in Toronto on Thursday, September 3, 2015
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