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Company: Blast-damaged gasoline line should reopen Sunday
Germany: would-be cocaine smuggler thwarted by aluminum foil
Reilly, Maas to wear live microphones when Eskimos host Argonauts
How Canada's federal government is ‘at the mercy of the economy’
Judge orders seal on Quebec columnist's cellphone data collected by cops
Poland's treatment of Holocaust scholar tests speech freedom
FILE-- In this April 13, 2016 file picture , Princeton professor Jan Tomasz Gross speaks to The Associated Press in Warsaw, Poland. Poland's nationalistic authorities decided recently to continue an investigation into whether Gross publicly insulted Poland, a crime carrying a prison term of up to three years, for comments on Polish violence against Jews during World War II. The case is seen as a test of the right-wing government's respect for freedom of expression and acceptance of open inquiry into the difficult issue of Polish-Jewish relations during the Holocaust. (AP Photo/Alik Keplicz,file)
Toronto stock market and loonie down modestly, U.S. stock indexes up slightly
Juror dismissed from python trial, no reason announced
An exhibit from the trial of Jean-Claude Savoie is displayed in Campbellton, N.B., on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016. The photo shows the African rock python from the Reptile Ocean pet store where Savoie had his apartment. Savoie is charged with criminal negligence causing death after two young brothers, Connor and Noah Barthe, were asphyxiated by the snake in August 2013.
Catherine Leroux: ‘I love semicolons’
Catherine Leroux
How punk rock gave my friend new life (and saved her from biochemistry)
Naheed Nenshi announces plans to seek third term as Calgary's mayor
Calgary's popular mayor has made it official and announced he will seek a third term when municipal elections are held next year. Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi waits to speak to the media as he the attends Big Cities summit hosted by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, in Toronto in a February 5, 2015, file photo.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Review: New crime fiction from Karin Slaughter, Barbara Fradkin and Iona Whishaw
The Latest: Brother glad all cops admitted guilt in shooting
Review: New picture books from Jon Klassen, Kyo Maclear and John Sobol
Bruce Carson, former Harper aide, fined $50,000 for illegal lobbying
Bruce Carson leaves the courthouse after appearing in court for a verdict in his case, Tuesday, November 17, 2015 in Ottawa.
Review: Stuart Jeffries’s Grand Hotel Abyss highlights the value of critical thinking
Review: Realism and magic clash in Ami McKay’s The Witches of New York
Ami McKay is a fine plotter, as she’s shown in her bestselling The Birth House and The Virgin Cure.
Review: In Canada, Mike Myers pens a love letter to his home and native land
Actor and comedian Mike Myers shows off his star on the Canadian Walk of Fame in Toronto in 2003.
CNN gets big boost in Canada from election coverage
Review: New YA fiction from Erin Bow, Kendare Blake and Traci Chee
Review: David Sax’s The Revenge of Analog extols the superiority of ‘real things’
In The Revenge of Analog, author David Sax asserts that the same world that was all too willing to give itself over to a digital revolution is now just as quickly backtracking in a rediscovery of the joys of the tactile, material and real.
Questions on Christie role swirl after ex-allies' conviction
Bill Baroni, right, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's former top appointee at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, arrives at Martin Luther King, Jr., Federal Court, Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, in Newark, N.J. Baroni and Bridget Kelly are charged with scheming to use traffic jams to punish a Democratic mayor who didn't endorse Christie in 2013. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)
Police in Belleville arrest 11 people after raid on home, drug charges laid
Review: New novels from Jodi Picoult, Alice Hoffman and Jade Chang
Bruce Carson, former Harper aide, fined $50,000 for illegal lobbying
S&P 500 index marks its longest losing streak in 36 years
FILE - This Jan. 4, 2010 file photo shows an entrance to a Wall Street subway station in New York. Shares fell Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, in Europe and Asia as nervous investors fretted over the potential outcome of next week's nail-bitingly close U.S. presidential election. Investors also were awaiting the release of U.S. employment data. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
The Latest: Arizona US judge denies voter harassment order
Slovakia proposes voluntary help for EU in migrant crisis
Michael Buble announces 3-year-old son diagnosed with cancer
FILE - In this Jan. 31, 2014, file photo, Canadian singer Michael Buble performs during his concert at Palacio de los Deportes in Madrid, Spain. Buble announced on Nov. 4, 2016, that his 3-year-old son has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing treatment in the U.S. (AP Photo/Abraham Caro Marin, File)
Federal security review to examine CSIS powers in the digital age, Goodale says
Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Ralph Goodale responds to questions from reporters regarding a recent Federal Court decision on CSIS storing sensitive information on innocent Canadians, during an availability on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa on Friday, November 4, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Michelle Siu
FBI, NYPD assess possible al-Qaida threat on US election eve
ICE Futures Canada Friday morning: Canola prices lower, barley unchanged
Jacques Corriveau sentencing arguments set for Nov. 28-29
Former Liberal organizer Jacques Corriveau waits to hear the judge's instructions to the jury before they begin deliberations in his trial on charges of influence peddling, money laundering and forgery, at the Montreal courthouse in an October 27, 2016, file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Bayern to play in shirts made from recycled ocean waste
Pittsburgh chief resigning weeks after no-confidence vote
FILE – In this June 8, 2016, file photo, Pittsburgh Police Chief Cameron McLay discusses a potential celebration for the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team winning the Stanley Cup championship, during a news conference in Pittsburgh. McLay announced he is resigning in a month during a Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, news conference, saying the "time has come" to "pass the torch." (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic, File)
Grain higher, livestock mostly lower
Michael Buble putting career on hold, three-year-old son Noah has cancer
Canadian singer Michael Buble performs at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday June 19, 2014. Buble announced in a Facebook post on Friday that his three-year-old son Noah has been diagnosed with cancer and that he will be putting his career on hold to be with his family.
The week's most oversold and overbought stocks on the TSX
A sign board displaying Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) stock information is seen in Toronto June 23, 2014.
Kevin Durant scores 39 in first game against old Oklahoma City team
Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant shoots the basketball against Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jerami Grant during the fourth quarter at Oracle Arena.
Part-time vs. full-time employment
Icahn takes an even larger stake in Herbalife
FILE - In this Jan. 23, 2014 file photo, specialist Peter Elkins foreground, works at the post thta handles Herbalife, on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Billionaire Carl Icahn is extending a years-long proxy fight with co-billionaire Bill Ackman, upping his stake in Herbalife yet again, Friday, Nov. 4, 2016. The two have been battling over the legitimacy of the supplements and weight loss company since 2012, when Ackman called Herbalife a pyramid scheme and revealed a massive bet against it. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
Saskatchewan man found in allegedly stolen truck charged in father's death
NKorean keeper banned from U17 World Cup for allowing goal
Arkansas' Jeff Long backs players' kneeling during anthem
In this Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016 photo, six members of the Arkansas women’s basketball team kneel during the national anthem before their exhibition game against Oklahoma Baptist in Fayetteville, Ark. Arkansas athletic director Jeff Long said the university is backing the six players. (Michael Woods/The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette via AP)
Michael Buble says three-year-old son Noah has cancer, is putting career on hold
Canadian crooner Michael Buble has announced in a Facebook post that his oldest son has cancer. Buble poses for a photo during a promotional media availability in Toronto in an October 18, 2016, file photo. The Burnaby, B.C., native says he and wife Luisana Lopilato are "devastated" by three-year-old Noah's diagnosis. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Michelle Siu
Aubrey Plaza says she, Michael Cera almost had Vegas wedding
FILE - In this June 29, 2016, file photo, Aubrey Plaza arrives at the Los Angeles premiere of "Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates." Plaza told RuPaul's “What’s the Tee?” podcast in an episode that was released Nov. 2, 2016, that she and her “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” Michael Cera fell in love during a road trip from Chicago to Los Angeles and came close to tying the knot in Sin City. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File)
The Latest: Court out for week in black motorist shooting
Police searching for two teens after car stolen in Huntsville, Ont.
Yard signs give grassroots voices to a polarized electorate
As the sun sets, a giant Trump campaign yard sign nearly dwarfs the Antico family, six-bedroom home in Wayland, Mass., Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016. The sign, which was erected in early Spring 2016, is about fifty feet long. Campaign signs have been a thing since the early 1800s. Political scientists question the effectiveness of yard signs, at least in presidential politics. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
Brexit court ruling: Scenarios that may unfold in Britain
Student says Northeastern mishandled sex assault complaint
Tow driver 'wasn't thinking,' used dead man's bank card
Markets Right Now: S&P 500 in longest loss streak since 1980
Will he survive the presidency? Duterte says 'maybe not'
Three injured as humanitarian pause in Aleppo broken
Rebel fighters drive their motorcycles under the smoke of burning tires, western Aleppo city, Syria November 3, 2016. Aleppo has become relatively calm during a 10-hour humanitarian pause, during which the Russian government wants both Syrian civilians and rebels to evacuate the city.
Toronto lawyer facing sex assault charges now charged with indecent act
Latest: City says 5 million attend Chicago Cubs celebration
Fans celebrate outside Wrigley Field as buses carrying the Chicago Cubs baseball team arrive in Chicago early Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016, after the Cubs defeated the Cleveland Indians 8-7 in Game 7 of the World Series in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
The Latest: Vegas Strip resort reopens after power line cut
Italy approves new measures to help October quake victims
Pentagon: 3 US military members killed at Jordanian base
Premier targets teachers' benefit package as dispute grows more fractious
UK's Johnson: Court ruling won't interfere with Brexit plans
President of Colombia Juan Manuel Santos, left, and Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson leave 10 Downing Street, London, Wednesday Nov.2 2, 2016. This year's Nobel Peace Prize laureate the President of Colombia Juan Manuel Santos and his wife Maria Clemencia Rodriguez are on a three day state visit to Britain. (AP Photo/Tim Ireland)
Friday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Steve Bartman 'overjoyed' with Cubs, but won't be at parade
FILE - In this Oct 14, 2003, file photo, Steve Bartman catches a ball as Chicago Cubs left fielder Moises Alou's arm is seen reaching into the stands, at right, against the Florida Marlins in the eighth inning during Game 6 of the National League championship series Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2003, at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Bartman's spokesman, Frank Murtha, tells USA Today that Bartman is overjoyed by the Cubs first World Series title since 1908, but won't attend the victory parade in Chicago on Nov. 4, 2016. (AP Photo/Morry Gash, File)
Germany plans audience with Pope as part of team building
Police: Woman arrested for shoplifting leaves 2 kids in car
Anti-abortion Poland offers payments for disabled newborns
The Latest: Beyonce says US on brink of making history again
Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence speaks during a campaign stop at the Air Zoo on Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016 in Portage, Mich. (Chelsea Purgahn/Kalamazoo Gazette-MLive Media Group via AP)
Marchant speaks in House of Commons, online reaction proves her point
Canada's Lanni Marchant celebrates after winning the bronze medal in the women's 10,000 meter run at the Pan Am Games in Toronto on July 23, 2015. Lanni Marchant says she first took up running because she knew where she stood when she crossed the finish line. She knew if she'd won, she knew if she hadn't. No subjective judging. Canada's fastest female marathoner told the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage this last week when she was invited to the House of Commons to speak on girls and women in sport. A week later, she was angrily defending her point. It seems more than a few people missed it entirely. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Mark Humphrey
Top Links: Junk bonds could be dividend investors’ ‘canary in the coal mine’
Scott Barlow
Ex-Romanian president could lose Moldovan citizenship
Virginia man accused of joining Islamic State indicted
Friday’s TSX breakouts: A security to watch with a 5% yield and 10 ‘buy’ calls
Jennifer Dowty
Bosnian Croats protest against arrest of war crimes suspects
50 years after flood, damaged Renaissance painting restored
Telus third-quarter profit slips despite revenue, subscriber growth
The Latest: Group says it will donate to officers' families
QuickList: Unemployment rates in selected Canadian cities in October
QuickList: Canadian unemployment rates for provinces in month of October
QuickStats: Facts and figures about employment in Canada in month of October
Annual fall ritual of turning back your clocks by 1 hour
Graphic to be used as a reminder to turn back the clocks an hour on
Mississauga couple who lectured for Trump University fined for fraud
In this May 23, 2005, file photo, now Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump listens at left as Michael Sexton introduces him at a news conference in New York where he announced the establishment of Trump University. Among the people with serious financial problems who taught for Trump University is a case that crossed international borders: an Ontario couple who securities regulators sanctioned over a multimillion-dollar fraud.
Romania: political dispute over anti-gay-marriage referendum
Economy adds 44,000 jobs, fuelled entirely by part-time employment
Statistics Canada says the economy gained 44,000 net new jobs in October but the increase was entirely due to part-time employment. A worker installs parts on the production line at Chrysler's plant, in Windsor, Ont., in a January 18, 2011, file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Geoff Robins
Canada gains 44,000 jobs, driven by boom in part-time positions
Construction of an office tower in downtown Toronto.
U.S. election campaign reaches final weekend
Aryan Brotherhood member sentenced to life in prison
US trade deficit in September at lowest level in 19 months
US workers gain jobs and raises in final pre-election report
Spain: Wanted French 'hitman' arrested in Halloween disguise
Bosnia arrests international human trafficking suspects
EU says Hungary's amended ad tax still in breach of rules
The Latest: Wife said school bus driver took seizure meds
Helen Morgan, mother of Maryland Transit Administration bus driver Ebonee Baker, stands in front of her home in Baltimore, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016. Baker was one of five people aboard the MTA bus who died when an oncoming school bus crashed into her bus Tuesday. Morgan said her daughter wanted to be a bus driver since she was a girl and loved the job. (AP Photo/Brian Witte)
Trump University Canadian courses taught by alias-using couple fined for fraud
A copy of the settlement agreement from the Ontario Securities Commission from August 2015 that included Ravindra Dave, his wife and daughter, along with a company they owned, is photographed in Washington, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016. Documents reviewed through a joint investigation by The Associated Press and The Canadian Press show a husband-and-wife team, Ravindra Dave and Chandramattie Dave, an Ontario couple who Canadian securities regulators sanctioned in 2015 over a multimillion dollar fraud scheme. Bankruptcy filings and other records list at least nine different names used by the couple. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Jon Elswick
Target's top grocery exec out amid food section struggles
FILE - This Monday, Aug. 11, 2015, file photo, shows a Target store in Miami. Target’s top grocery executive is leaving the company months after the retail giant announced disappointing results that analysts blamed partly on its struggling its food section. Both the Minneapolis Star-Tribune and the Wall Street Journal report Anne Dament will leave Target on Nov. 18, 2016, about 18 months after she joined the company. Target didn’t give a reason for Dament’s departure. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File)
'James Bond Gang' burglary ring members accept plea deals
Beyonce, Kaepernick, Hart among Ebony Power 100 honorees
FILE - In this Aug. 28, 2016 file photo, Beyonce Knowles arrives at the MTV Video Music Awards at Madison Square Garden, in New York. Beyonce performed "Daddy Lessons," Wednesday, Nov. 2, at the 50th annual CMA Awards in Nashville, Tenn. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File)
Wal-Mart sets environmental plan as people seek green items
Philadelphia transit union to fight injunction to end strike
Nova Scotia judge drops publication ban charge against Frank Magazine writer
Andrew Douglas, managing editor of Frank Magazine, is seen at provincial court, in Halifax on Friday, November 4, 2016. The Crown has dropped a contempt of court charge against the magazine, saying it would not offer any evidence in the case. The magazine published a story related to the case against Christopher Garnier, charged with murder in the death of Truro, N.S. police officer Catherine Campbell. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan
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