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Ontario calls on federal government to speed up process for Syrian refugees
Briton, Salvadoran woman recover baby switched at hospital over 3 months ago in El Salvador
Bond market sends U.S. Fed all-clear to raise interest rates
The fixed-income market is ripe for the first increase in U.S. interest rates since 2006. Every indicator is telling U.S. Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen a move at next week’s policy meeting would cause government bonds little disruption.
Palestinians urge UN to pressure Israel to allow refugees from Syria to go to Gaza, West Bank
NFL trying to compete with watching on flat screens by upgrading technology at the stadium
Canadian seafarers union files court challenge over foreign sailors
McDavid tops rookie ratings in 'NHL 16' video game with room to grow
Pro Bowl receiver Emmanuel Sanders pulling double duty as punt returner
Baltimore reaches $6.4-million wrongful death settlement with Freddie Gray’s family
Pictures of Eric Garner, Freddie Gray and Nizah Morris are seen while people take part in the Million People's March Against Police Brutality, Racial Injustice and Economic Inequality in Newark, New Jersey in this July 25, 2015, file photo.
Provincial calls for more Syrian refugees misses money question: expert
Arizona Diamondbacks recall, Chacin and Chafin among 7 roster-expanding moves
Tyler Sash, Iowa star who won Super Bowl with NY Giants, dead at 27; autopsy planned
Opening week football injuries to notable players forcing teams to rely on depth
Jail watchdogs move toward rewriting NYC rules over inmate visits, solitary confinement
Venezuela's closure of another Colombian border crossing traps workers, vacationers
Florida announces new, $64.5M plans for delayed renovation to O'Connell Center
Taxi company petitions City of Toronto to lower cab fares
A Beck taxi cab on Yonge St. in downtown Toronto.
South Carolina coach Spurrier planning for improved showing by his offence against Kentucky
Police say probe of Texas high school football players who hit referee could take a week
Week In Tech: Verizon lures millennials with mobile video; LA Philharmonic launches VR venture
After long buildup, Colbert begins as new host of 'The Late Show' on CBS
Ex-Episcopal church bishop who killed cyclist pleads guilty to manslaughter, drunken driving
Trying to control kids’ eating at the dinner table is not benign
Instead of lecturing children about food choices, parents should simply serve as role models.
Canadian cadre from 'Game of Thrones' seek Emmy hardware
With the help of technology, my students have become teachers
Fun not fuel-savings focus of sportier Toyota Prius gas-electric hybrid debut on Vegas Strip
JJ Hardy activated from disabled list by Orioles after recovering from strained groin
The Latest on US Open: Djokovic beats Lopez, gets to US Open semifinals for 9th year in row
Toronto Blue Jays will kick off 2016 regular season at Tampa Bay on April 4
Man accused in office stabbing rampage found not criminally responsible
US consumer borrowing jumps $19.1 billion in July to record $3.45 trillion
After hours: Udo Kier gives our writer a film festival to remember
Udo Kier has starred in a broad range of roles, including an erotic 1975 film he says is much better than Fifty Shades of Grey.
Cowboys add QB Kellen Moore to practice squad, reuniting him with co-ordinator Scott Linehan
A closer look at the nearly 90 TV stations and other holdings of Meredith Media General
Divide between Newfoundland’s crab fishers, diners is hard to swallow
Today, many who didn’t leave the island are making a good living fishing snow crab. It is without a doubt one of the best fisheries in the world.
The Latest on Jewish site shootings: Jury recommends death for man who killed 3 in Kansas
Mr. Harper, this refugee crisis should be your moment
Barbara McDougall
Police investigate alleged snake theft from a Georgian Bluffs, Ont. home
Los Angeles Times publisher Austin Beutner is fired after just over a year on the job
Adonis Stevenson looking for KO as boxing world title fight returns to Toronto
Adonis Stevenson from Canada celebrates after knocking Chad Dawson from the United States out in the first round of their WBC light-heavyweight championship bout in Montreal, Saturday, June 8, 2013.
RCMP search for pair who swiped cancer donation box from Halifax-area shop
Beck taxi launches petition calling for Toronto to lower fares
Passengers get extra day in US Virgin Islands after engine fire aboard Carnival cruise ship
David Snead named new head of Boston's Handel & Haydn Society, the oldest US arts organization
NBA fines Markieff Morris $10,000 for statement 'detrimental' to league
Syracuse QB Terrel Hunt has Achilles surgery; school to petition NCAA for 6th year
Calgary hunting organization decides to move fundraiser at zoo to new venue
Aretha Franklin doc pulled from TIFF
In this Dec. 14, 2014 file photo, singer Aretha Franklin attends the premiere of "Selma" in New York.
Obama administration says health insurance enrolment numbers are on track for year-end goal
Mulcair says he will produce ‘exact accounting’ of platform in due course
NDP leader Thomas Mulcair makes a campaign stop in Montreal on Tuesday, September 8, 2015.
The top 10 audiobooks on Audible.com
Projecting Canada's roster for the return of the World Cup of Hockey in 2016
EU plans to set up 1.8 billion-euro fund to help African nations manage borders
Victoria-area inmate walks out of jail following inadvertent release
Maryland kick returner Will Likely masters the skills necessary to be a touchdown-maker
School district: Texas high school football players allege referee made racial slur before hit
Longtime Toronto Symphony Orchestra violinist Jacques Israelievitch dies
Promoters: Jon Bon Jovi shows in Shanghai and Beijing cancelled for 'unforeseen reasons'
Sierra Leone officials confirm 3 new cases of Ebola among high risk contacts with fatal case
Aretha Franklin documentary pulled from TIFF lineup
This week's top selling movies on Apple's iTunes
Mohamed Fahmy’s wife says he is struggling behind bars in Egypt
Marwa Omara attends Mohamed Fahmy's retrial near Tora prison in Cairo, Egypt, Sunday, March 8, 2015. The wife of a Canadian journalist imprisoned in Egypt says her husband is trying to be strong but she knows he's having a hard time with being thrown behind bars yet again even though he's innocent.
Teen in hospital after stabbing outside Toronto high school
John Perreault, influential critic at The Village Voice, poet and curator, dead at 78
Kenyan mall evacuated as man is arrested with homemade explosive device
Leonardo Mayer leads Argentina team against Belgium in Davis Cup semifinals
Economists expect Bank of Canada to hold its key rate at 0.5 per cent
Celebrity birthdays for the week of Sept. 20-26
Fifth baby orca joins pod off B.C. coast as killer whale population rebounds
A new orca whale calf is seen near Sooke, B.C., on Monday, September 7, 2015. The new calf, named L122, was spotted Monday by members of the Center for Whale Research. The baby orca was swimming with her mother L91, a 20-year-old orca.
Quebec premier to sponsor Syrian refugee family with help of others in riding
Fire destroys famous South Dakota saloon, subject of reality show; investigators on scene
Oft-injured Jaguars receiver Marqise Lee embraces 'albino tiger' comparison, awaits return
Harper mum on allocating additional resources to help Syrian refugees
Conservative leader Stephen Harper delivers his campaign speech during a campaign stop in Mississauga, Ont., on Tuesday, September 8, 2015.
Bombers fire special teams co-ordinator Pat Tracey after fourth straight loss
As growth slows, China's shifting economy mints some US corporate winners, others losers
Pension managers must consider climate-change risks: legal study
Agents who made $158m in transfer window responsible for football thriving, says Bale's rep
Pentagon: US considering ways to fix flaws in program for training and equipping Syrian rebels
Four out of five reported missing in Winnipeg are kids in foster care
A girl that cannot be identified stands near the Best Western Hotel where she was in Child and Family Services care in Winnipeg Manitoba, March 9, 2015.
Woman arrested, Mounties seek details following suspicious death involving truck
Mom and baby whale Number 5 doing well off B.C. coast as population rebounding
Four of 5 missing persons reported in Winnipeg are kids in Manitoba care: police
Ex-Chad dictator on trial for war crimes says he will win case after accusations, charges read
Pakistani doctor pleads not guilty to charges he inappropriately touched girl on flight
Kansas State says it will pay $5K fine after band routine appeared adult oriented
Roma playmaker Miralem Pjanic likely to miss Champions League match against Barcelona
Brampton, Ont., man arrested, charged with illegally importing Fentanyl
Accused in Lac-Megantic rail disaster case to return to court in December
Adonis Stevenson looking for KO as world championship boxing returns to Toronto
John Doyle: Conservative campaign unravelling as refugee crisis unfolds
John Doyle
Clara Hughes, an Olympic cyclist and speedskater for Canada, reveals 1994 doping violation
Veleno prepared for pressures and expectations of being 15-year-old in QMJHL
The Who postpones 1st 4 dates on fall tour as Roger Daltrey recovers from 'unspecified virus'
Dennis Oland pleads not guilty to second-degree murder of father
Dennis Oland, charged with second-degree murder in the death of his father, arrives for his preliminary hearing at the Law Courts in Saint John, N.B. on Monday, May 12, 2014. Richard Oland, 69, was found dead in his Saint John office on July 7, 2011.
Woman sought after truck allegedly sideswipes Calgary police officer
NDP launches social media campaign to win GTA battleground
Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath (left) along with NDP Leader Tom Mulcair, (right) and his wife Catherine Pinhas, (centre), attend the Labour Day Parade in Toronto on Monday, September 7, 2015.
White House 'gratified' by votes for Iran deal, calls on Dems to block disapproval vote
Obama honours Duke for NCAA tournament championship; gets invite to basketball 'fantasy camp'
Half of one Toronto school’s students kept home to protest new sex-ed
Minister of Education Liz Sandals talks during a press conference at Queen's Park in Toronto on Thursday, January 15, 2015. Sandals says those parents who are still opposed to the province's new sex-ed curriculum being taught in public schools this year can pull their kids from class.
B.C. teen's death leads to first- degree murder charges against three friends
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