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Max Factor​​: Toronto artist Maxwell Burnstein collages a career among fashion’s top image-makers
Hockey-stick manufacturer ACM ends production run, aims to sell off assets
Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price is among the NHL players who use CCM-branded sticks made by ACM.
Finding the humanity in real-life horror in news drama Christine
Rebecca Hall stars in Christine, the true story of news anchor Christine Chubbuck, who shot herself in the head live on-air to protest the sensationalization of news.
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The Thursday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
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Fast-food chain Freshii prepping a fall IPO
Bombardier will catch up to rivals in Iran, CEO says
Bombardier’s logo is seen on a Bombardier CS100 C Series aircraft.
Sellers are losing the upper hand in Vancouver housing market
A large house on Vancouver’s west side didn’t attract buyers at the asking price, but was still sold at almost 40-per-cent higher than assessed value.
Blue Jays are feeling loose under post-season spotlight in Cleveland
After dispatching the Texas Rangers in three games, the Toronto Blue Jays head to Cleveland to take on the Indians with Marco Estrada leading the way in Game 1 Friday. Estrada throws against the Tampa Rays during first inning American League baseball action, in Toronto in a September14, 2016, file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
After Kaepernick's protest, singers question anthem
FILE - In this Feb. 3, 2008 file photo, singer Alicia Keys performs before the Super Bowl XLII football game between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants in Glendale, Ariz. Since San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick announced he would not stand for the song in protest of racial discrimination against blacks in the United States, many performers are rethinking offers to sing the national anthem. Keys, who is biracial like Kaepernick, said that she learned new information about the anthem after the athlete’s protest. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara, File)
BC Treaty Commission aims for more First Nations deals with expedited process
Manitoba politician says opponent told her to take her pants off
Freeport-McMoRan, Wells Fargo and MercadoLibre slide
Andrea Arnold’s profound portrait of lost youth in American Honey
Andrea Arnold, right, writer/director of American Honey and cast member Sasha Lane. Director Andrea Arnold discovered American Honey’s lead actress Sasha Lane by happy accident on a beach in Panama City, Fla.
Ex-Oklahoma trooper to enter new pleas on assault charges
News Guide: Trump faces fresh accusations from women
Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump cheer during a campaign rally at the South Florida Fairgrounds and Convention Center, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016, in West Palm Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)
Federal deficit will be $5 billion higher than predicted in March budget: TD
TD Bank is predicting the federal government's deficit this fiscal year will be about $5 billion higher than Ottawa predicted in its March budget due to the sluggish economy. Bharat B. Masrani,the chief executive of TD Bank, speaks at their annual meeting, in Montreal in a March 31, 2016, file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Peter McCabe
An appetite for autumn: 10 bold red wines for those cold-weather meals
Beppi Crosariol
Man, 73, charged in alleged sex assaults, some involving girls aged 6 to 8
Early voting offers positive signs in key states for Clinton
In this Oct. 12, 2016, photo, voters arrive at the Hamilton County Board of Elections as early voting begins statewide, in Cincinnati. Entering a critical stretch, advance voting shows continuing strength for Hillary Clinton in North Carolina and positive signs in Florida, two states where early voters could help the Democrat lock up the presidency. Donald Trump appears to be holding ground in Ohio, aided by working-class whites. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)
Florida IDs new Miami neighbourhood as Zika zone
FILE - In a Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2016 file photo, Aedes Aegypti mosquito larvae swim in a container displayed at the Florida Mosquito Control District Office, in Marathon, Fla. Florida health officials have identified another Miami neighborhood where mosquitoes have spread the Zika virus to people. Florida Gov. Rick Scott's office announced Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016, that five people have been infected with Zika in a 1-square-mile area of the city just north of the Little Haiti neighborhood. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee, File)
Music Review: David Bromberg Band shine on new blues album
This cover image released by Red House Records shows "The Blues, The Whole Blues, And Nothing But The Blues," by the David Bromberg Band. (Red House Records via AP)
Patti LuPone, Christine Ebersole planning Broadway return
FILE - In this Feb. 15, 2015 file photo, Christine Ebersole attends the SNL 40th Anniversary Special in New York. The musical “War Paint,” about cosmetics titans Helena Rubinstein and Elizabeth Arden, starring Patti LuPone and Ebersole, will be moving to the bright lights of Broadway. Previews begin in March at the Nederlander Theatre. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File)
Habitat 67, 50 years later: How residents are remixing Montreal’s Expo legacy
A drug test worth taking, in a remote First Nation
Wilf Adam Chief of Babine Lake Nation seen here in Burns Lake September 28, 2012. Furlong allegations divide B.C. town -- Wilf Adam, Lake Babine Nation Chief, says he hopes the RCMP will conduct a "thorough and timely" investigation. Mr. Adam - while acknowledging Mr. Furlong's accomplishments during the Olympics - says he had a run-in with Mr. Furlong when Mr. Adam was a teenage student in Prince George, B.C., and Mr. Furlong was a teacher, alleging that Mr. Furlong kicked him for calling the teacher by his first name. (John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail)
Review: Charlie Rich tribute explores legend's Sun years
This cover image released by Memphis International Records shows “Feel Like Going Home - The Songs of Charlie Rich,” a tribute to Charlie Rich performed by various artists. (Memphis International Records via AP)
Some Republican officials stick with Trump, cite the issues
How well are we empowering the next generation?
Haviva Ford, who keeps a journal to record her We activities, says she has found kindred spirits in the youth movement. At a recent Me to We camp ‘ I met so many people that were passionate about the same things as me,’ the Toronto teen says.
Look book report: Globe Style’s exclusive look at the latest collections from four Toronto labels
We movement evolves and celebrates milestones
The We movement, created by Craig Kielburger, left, and his brother, Marc, has been around for 20 years, with We Day a fixture for 10 of those.
Maasai warriors fight to change yet honour the past
Massai warriors Jackson and Wilson share their passion for educating youth around the world.
Feds seek early release for ex-Massachusetts speaker DiMasi
FILE-- This Jan. 7, 2009 file photograph shows Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi acknowledging applause from the chamber as he bangs the gavel after being re-elected at the Statehouse in Boston. Federal officials are recommending an early release from prison for DiMasi as he battles cancer. The U.S. Bureau of Prisons is filing a notice in court saying it's requesting compassionate release for the once-powerful Democrat, who has served almost five years of an eight-year term for corruption. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
Bring aboriginal youth in from the margins, novelist Joseph Boyden says
Trump comments prompt congresswoman to share assault story
FILE - In this Oct. 20, 2014 file photo, Democratic incumbent U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, D-N.H. waits before a live televised debate and hosted by NH1 News on WBIN TV, in Concord, N.H. Kuster believes Donald Trump’s bragging about fame allowing him to force himself on women with neither consent nor consequences during an interview, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016. She says she experienced just that with a celebrity surgeon who assaulted her decades ago when she was a young staffer on Capitol Hill.(AP Photo/Jim Cole)
Eric McCormack on the mysteries and dualities in new series 'Travelers'
On the new series "Travelers," Eric McCormack plays one of several people from the future whose consciousness infiltrate the bodies of people in the 21st century in an effort to save humanity. McCormack arrives at the 12th Annual John Varvatos Stuart House Benefit in Hollywood, Calif., in an April 26, 2015, file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Invision, Rich Fury
Former Nova Scotia teacher issues apology for abusing young male students
Music Review: Matt Hires shines as he takes on demons
This CD cover image released by Rock Ridge Music shows "American Wilderness," by Matt Hires. (Rock Ridge Music via AP)
Tug's diesel spill a ‘nightmare’ for Heiltsuk Nation in British Columbia
Photos provided by Canadian Coast Guard of fuel barge aground north of Bella Bella on B.C. coast. The tug Nathan E. Stewart has sunk from sight.
Young Canadians who made a mark
Terry Fox in northern Ontario on Aug.13, 1980, died the following June, a month short of his 23rd birthday, his goal of raising $24.1-million for cancer research, a dollar for every Canadian, achieved.
Talent lineup for We Day Toronto
Swimmer Penny Oleksiak: From the Olympic podium to the We Day stage.<252>
William Hill's largest shareholder balks at potential takeover of Amaya
Sister of B.C. man killed in police manhunt sues over use of lethal force
Off the runway: How Toronto’s fashion week fell apart
Business News Advisory
Calendar of live We Day events
Verizon says Yahoo data breach had a "material" impact
FILE - This Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011, file photo shows the Verizon logo, in New York. Verizon Communications plans to close call centers in five states, including New York where the impending loss of hundreds of jobs has drawn sharp rebuke from the Cuomo administration. The New York-based telecommunications company announced late Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016, that it’s consolidating operations at some of its call centers, a move that will impact about 3,200 workers in New York, Maine, Nebraska, Connecticut and and Rancho Cordoba, Calif. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
RCMP accuse 2 men of switching seats in vehicle before traffic stop in Edson
Canadian writer accuses Trump of sexual assault more than a decade ago
Craig Kielburger looks ahead to the next 150 years
Craig Kielburger is co-founder of the We movement.
Marc Kielburger: Turning classrooms into global communities
Marc Kielburger is the co-founder of the We movement.
RCMP hunt for thieves who stole 12,000 quahogs in Prince Edward Island
Prison riot kills 1, injures 8 in northern Mexico
Gunmen kill 3 Pakistani paramilitary troops in Quetta
People carry dead bodies of paramilitary officers killed by gunmen in Quetta, Pakistan, Friday, Oct. 14, 20165. Gunmen riding on motorcycles shot and killed three paramilitary officers Friday in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta before fleeing, official said. The attack on FC guards, the Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the killing the three guards on street in Quetta, though there is no visible sign of IS in the city. (AP Photo/Arshad Butt)
No one hurt in shooting incident in San Antonio neighbourhood
DNA from dead German neo-Nazi found near child's remains
FILE - In this May 11, 2001 file photo Klaus Bernhardt, then spokesperson of the police Hof, shows stuff similar to the a bag and jacket similar to what was worn by nine-year-old Peggy who disappeared in May 2001. Her remains were found in spring 2016. (AP Photo/Jens Meyer, file)
Four ways parents can help their kids buy a home
Tim Cestnick
The Latest: Old Dominion: 'zero tolerance' for sex assault
The Latest: Kendall Jenner wraps testimony in stalking case
Grain mostly higher, livestock mixed
Trudeau government's lead economic guru offers peek into growth council's work
The global expert who heads the Trudeau government's economic advisory council has offered a glimpse into the group's brainstorming sessions on how best to lift Canada's drooping growth prospects. Dominic Barton, chairman of an advisory committee to federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau, responds to a question during an interview with The Canadian Press, in Montreal in a May 19, 2016, file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
Opportunities abound in changing Cleveland Indians name and brand, say experts
Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona speaks to the media at Fenway Park, Sunday, Oct. 9, 2016, in Boston. Professional baseball, hockey and basketball teams change their names all the time so there's no reason for the Cleveland Indians to avoid ditching their long-controversial moniker, says one expert in sports marketing. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Elise Amendola
Canada, EU try to sway Belgium’s Walloons from derailing trade deal
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and French Prime Minister Manuel Valls walk through the Hall of Honour on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Thursday October 13, 2016.
Woman threw bucket of vomit at Guelph, Ont., paramedics, police allege
Whirling disease in fish found in commercial fishery, Lott Creek, in Alberta
ICE Futures Canada Thursday: Canola futures prices higher, barley unchanged
Three companies that strive to create employee-friendly cultures
Freshco CEO Mandy Rennehan, amid a renovation to the contracting company’s Oakville, Ont., office, says she looks for employees who are motivated, ambitious and possess great personal skills.
For South Korea, exploding phones are tied to the burning issue of chaebols
A woman talking on her mobile phone walks past an advertisement promoting Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Note 7 at the company's headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, October 10, 2016.
Yes, you can volunteer as a family
Carley Moore, centre, with two Ecuadorean children she met on a volunteer vacation last March, got as much out of the trip as she gave. ‘It’s good to be able to realize there are bigger problems than my grades,’ she says.
Pinball Clemons extends his reach to the world
‘None of us is as good as all of us together,’ Pinball Clemons says.
Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard finds meaning in giving back
‘It’s kids helping kids, and that’s what really hit me,’ Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard says of the We movement. ‘It isn’t people in suits with martini glasses at fundraisers.’
Simply be yourself, Margaret Trudeau says
Ashley Murphy acts, sings and lives with HIV
Ashley Murphy, outside her residence at York University in Toronto, has never shied away from revealing her HIV status, hoping she will give courage and support to others in the same position. ‘I want to be the voice for those too afraid to speak for themselves,’ she says.
Legally blind photographer Hani Al Moulia brings refugee crisis into focus
Hani Al Moulia has goals beyond photography: He plans to study computer engineering at universtiy.
The world hears Jordan Smith’s voice
Jordan Smith has a tour this fall and a new Christmas album. But he keeps a close eye on the TV show that made him famous. ‘Each time I watch a new episode I get butterflies in my stomach.’
Aga Khan Museum Flamenco Festival highlights the concept of ‘duende’
The classical side of the flamenco spectrum – a form heavily influenced by other kinds of Spanish dance – will be brought to life by guitarist Pablo Gimenez and dancer Sara Jimenez, both from Granada.
Russell Smith: A hard rain’s a-gonna fall on the Nobel committee
Bob Dylan performs in Paddock Wood, England, on June 30, 2012.
Indiana prosecutor seeking life for mom in kids' deaths
Injured N.S. hockey player 'improving' as police continue probe of rough game
Rain, snow delay harvest in Saskatchewan, but ag minister optimistic
California man pleads not guilty to murder of police
This Sunday, Oct. 9 2016 photo released by the Riverside County Sheriff's Department shows suspect John Felix, who was apprehended early Sunday after a lengthy standoff and faces charges including multiple counts of murder on a peace officer. Police said Felix suddenly pulled out a gun and opened fire on the officers who had responded to a family disturbance call Saturday. (Riverside County Sheriff's Department via AP)
Woman, 84, struck by cyclist in Toronto dies; police seeking to ID cyclist
Paraguay: Rancher kidnapped, guerrilla group suspected
Reconstructing Auston Matthews' record-setting NHL debut
Toronto Maple Leafs center Auston Matthews celebrates a first period goal with teammate William Nylander during NHL hockey action in Ottawa on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
The hottest tickets in town: Five things to do in Toronto
A frightening depiction of what could soon be our future, a drama based on Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel from 1932 hits a Canadian stage for the first time in decades – and probably not a second too soon.
Keep on ticking: Go analog with these 5 watches for fall
Egypt denies Ethiopian allegations it supports rebels
The Latest: Bomb suspect enters plea in police shootings
Alberta strikes panel for recommendations on oil refining, upgrading
Suncor Energy Inc. oil tanks near Fort McMurray, Alberta.
Ontario urged to deny Nestle water-taking permit at well wanted by town
Nestle Waters Canada headquarters are pictured in Puslinch Township, Ont., in an undated photo.
How Alan Gilsenan brought Carol Shield’s Unless to the big screen
Catherine Keener, twice nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, co-stars in Unless. Adapted from the Carol Shields novel, the film is set in and around Toronto’s Mirvish Village and chooses the city’s precariously housed as its subject.
What writer Marni Jackson is watching, reading and listening to
In the journalist Marni Jackson’s debut novel Don’t I Know You?, the main character, Rose, takes a canoe trip with Leonard Cohen, Taylor Swift and Karl Ove Knausgaard.
Pope on migrant kids: Integrate, don't repatriate
FILE - In this Feb. 17, 2016 file photo, Pope Francis is seen through U.S. border fence in El Paso, Texas, along the banks of the Rio Grande as he arrives in Juarez, Mexico. The pope, in his annual message for the World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016, denounced the forced repatriation of unaccompanied children migrants who flee wars and poverty, saying countries should try to meet their needs rather than return them to uncertain futures back home. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)
Reaction to Dylan's win, from Billy Bragg to Stephen King
The Circle is at once hilarious and riveting and is playing in Toronto next week
Israeli leader blasts UN resolution on Jerusalem
Lions looking to bounce back against Blue Bombers in key West Division showdown
The B.C. Lions wanted to make something abundantly clear this week: one play didn't cost them the game. B.C. Lions' Mike Edem (11) can't stop Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Clarence Denmark (89) from hauling in the winning touchdown pass during the second half of CFL action, in Winnipeg in an October 8, 2016, file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods
Big Sur fire 100 per cent contained
Toronto’s Cameron House celebrating 35 years of musical residencies
Devin Cuddy is among the talent on the bill for The Cameron House’s anniversary party on Saturday.
Atlantic City casino revenue down 1.5 per cent in September
In an April 15, 2015 photo, Mark Giannantonio, president of Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City N.J. demonstrates a tabletop internet gambling console at his casino. Figures released by New Jersey gambling regulators Thursday Oct. 13, 2016 show Resorts had the biggest percentage increase in revenue in September, up 10.6 percent to $16.8 million. The casino's internet gambling winnings were up more than 200 percent in September compared to a year ago, at $2.9 million. (AP Photo/Wayne Parry)
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