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Shelton, Lambert to headline 2017 Bayou Country Superfest
Alberta Wildrose party says it would axe electricity, carbon changes
Starbucks: Schultz to step down as CEO, focus on innovation
FILE - In this Wednesday, March 23, 2016, file photo, Kevin Johnson, president and chief operating officer of Starbucks Corp., holds up one of the coffee company's prepaid Visa debit cards, at the company's annual shareholders meeting in Seattle. Starbucks announced Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016, that CEO Howard Schultz is stepping down from the coffee chain that he joined more than 30 years ago, and that Johnson will become chief executive as of April 3, 2017. Schultz will become executive chairman on that date to focus on innovation and social impact activities, among other things. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File)
The Latest: Homeless woman arraigned in murder-for-hire case
'La La Land' leads Critics Choice Awards with 12 nominations
This image released by Lionsgate shows Ryan Gosling, right, and Emma Stone in a scene from, "La La Land." (Dale Robinette/Lionsgate via AP)
Tony-winning play 'The Humans' to close in January
Florida cop killer's death sentence overturned for 3rd time
Canada, U.S. need to work together to face Russia 'challenge': Dion
U.S. Steel Canada changing name back to Stelco
Steam billows from a stack at the U.S. Steel Canada plant in Hamilton in this file photo taken March 4, 2009.
Weiner fined $65,000 in violations for 2013 mayoral campaign
Engineer in NYC train derailment that killed 4 sues railroad
Vehicle sales in Canada hit monthly record in November
Auto makers in Canada delivered 160,573 vehicles in November, the first time since June that sales had topped those of the year-earlier month.
Trump’s Carrier deal is a bad economic omen
Konrad Yakabuski
Key House chairman: GOP will change Medicare, to 'save' it
House bill would relax bank rules aimed at averting crash
Wells Fargo splits chairman, CEO roles after sales scandal
SPCA seizes 29 dogs in poor condition from breeder in Squamish, B.C.
A dog seized from a Squamish, B.C., breeder is shown in this recent handout photo. The SPCA has seized 29 dogs and puppies as part of an animal cruelty investigation into a breeder in Squamish, B.C. The society says 18 dogs and 11 puppies were taken on Wednesday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - BC SPCA
Connecticut court to hear appeal in Newtown shooting case
Streaming sports gets easier as NFL comes to CBS All Access
The Latest: Malibu rancher says she won't kill mountain lion
In this Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2016 photo, Wendell Phillips, talks at his home in Malibu, Calif. Phillips, a neighbor of a Malibu ranch where mountain lion, called P-45, is believed responsible for killing 10 alpacas over the weekend, says he will kill the animal if it comes back to the area. (AP Photo/Amanda Lee Myers)
Review: 'Man Down' waits too long to deliver worthy message
The saviours of 2016 cinema
Janelle Monae, Taraji P. Henson and Octavia Spencer in Hidden Figures, which follows the real-life team of African-American women who provided NASA with the critical mathematical data needed for the space program
Metal flies off truck, smashes through 'lucky' Newfoundland woman's windshield
UN apologizes for Haiti cholera spread, not for causing it
National Bank strikes partnership with Bill Gross
Pedestrians pass the entrance to a National Bank location in Toronto’s financial district.
The Latest: Republican vows to reverse land planning change
Trudeau marks World AIDS Day, says fight against HIV can be won
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wears a scarf from the Red Scarf Project for AIDS awareness in Ottawa on Dec. 1, 2016.
The incredible shrinking percentage of female fund managers
Bloomberg optimistic at start of climate change summit
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim shake hands at an event discussing Mexico's relationship to the U.S., in Mexico City, Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016. Bloomberg and the mayors of dozens of the world's largest cities were gathering this week at the C40 Mayors Summit in Mexico City to discuss concrete steps to achieve the carbon emission-reducing goals set by world leaders in Paris. (AP Photo/Marco Ugarte)
Trump’s election a reminder that ‘happy talk’ about diversity isn’t enough
A group of Muslims attend a rally in New York to protest against Donald Trump.
Fish mystery: Thousands of dead herring washing ashore in western Nova Scotia
Dead herring are shown on a beach near Brighton, N.S., in this recent handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Joan Comeau
The hottest tickets in town: Five things to do in Toronto
Hannas Georges: Her new album For Evelyn isn’t your grandmother’s pop record, but it is a record for a grandmother.
Tiger Woods is hot and cold in his return to golf on Thursday
Tiger Woods hits his tee shot on the third hole during round one of the Hero World Challenge at Albany, The Bahamas on December 1, 2016 in Nassau, Bahamas.
Trudeau marks World AIDS Day, says fight against HIV is 'winnable'
Ontario sees broad support for hold on new water-taking permits
Nestle Waters Canada sits on a large tract of land in Puslinch Township, Ontario.
NC governor pardons innocent man imprisoned for 25 years
Feds: SC law compounds 'school-to-prison pipeline' problem
CIBC's exposure to mortgage market raises concerns among some analysts
43 per cent of people are shy: An introvert’s guide to surviving the holidays
If a jammed social calendar leaves you more anxious than merry, Wency Leung offers strategies (gleaned from reformed wallflowers themselves) on how to break out of your shell this season.
ICE Futures Canada Thursday: Canola futures prices higher, barley unchanged
Ethiopia arrests opposition figure for violating emergency
Sundance line-up reads like a syllabus for Anti-Trump 101
Barry Hertz
Environmental groups slam deal allowing Nova Scotia to use coal plants past 2030
Top-performing commodity’s rally defies fund investors’ exit
A worker checks granules of palladium, transported from Norilsk Nickel plant, for production of ingots of 99.98 percent pureness at the Krastsvetmet nonferrous metals plant in Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk April 12, 2012.
Documents show federal officials looked at new official language: sign language
Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities Carla Qualtrough speaks during announcement on the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, as Minister of Foreign Affairs Stephane Dion (right) looks on, on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang
Dev Patel has arrived to something, eight years after his breakthrough, with Lion
Dev Patel, seen on Nov. 17, takes a more mature role in the film Lion, in which the Slumdog Millionaire star portrays Saroo Brierley, an Indian man who was lost as a five-year-old, adopted and raised by Australian parents, and who, 25 years later, used Google Earth to find his way home.
My daughter-in-law never says thank you for gifts. What do I do?
According to David Eddie, an ungrateful daughter-in-law is in need of a ‘praise sandwich’
Women's health mag Self to end print edition, live online
Obamas set to light National Christmas Tree for final time
Cirque du Soleil cancels shows after fatal accident
New 'Hamilton' CD features songs by Alicia Keys, Sia, Usher
This CD cover image released by Atlantic Records shows "The Hamilton Mixtape." The 23-track “Hamilton Mixtape,” set for release Friday, features covers by such artists as Usher, Kelly Clarkson, Nas, Ben Folds, Alicia Keys, Ashanti, John Legend, Sia, Common, Wiz Khalifa, Queen Latifah, The Roots, Jill Scott and Busta Rhymes. (Atlantic Records via AP)
Proxy adviser knocks CIBC’s big takeover bid, CEO unfazed
The large CIBC sign outside the bank's office building at the southeast corner of King St. West and Bay St. in Toronto’s financial district.
Homeowner's sign to prostitutes: 'Do not walk by this house'
The Latest: Employee says 2 of 3 killed were co-workers
Montreal man suspected after fentanyl seizure at Vancouver's airport
Over one million dollars worth of drugs including flaps of the deadly fentanyl drug destined for a Victoria drug trafficker's address was seized by Victoria Police after being alerted by the Canada Border Services Agency. Bags of methamphetamine, spits of crack cocaine and $8,425 in cash was also seized and on display during a press conference at Victoria Police headquarters in Victoria B.C., Thursday, December 1, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito
What women want, and what Hollywood thinks they deserve
Jessica Chastain in Miss Sloane.
Milos Raonic named Tennis Canada's male player of the year after career season
Photographer Neil Leifer’s greatest snapshots of sports history​ are going up for sale
Director Mia Hansen-Love’s search for independence in Things to Come
Director Mia Hansen-Love says that although her latest film was inspired by her mother, she realized in the process of making L’Avenir (Things to Come) that the story was as much about herself, as well.
More than 500 show interest in caring for surrendered infant
'Murdoch Mysteries' star Yannick Bisson to get ACTRA award of excellence
Yannick Bisson, winner of the Fan's Choice Awards, arrives on the red carpet at the 2016 Canadian Screen Awards in Toronto on March 13, 2016. "Murdoch Mysteries" star Yannick Bisson will receive an award of excellence from Canada's performers' union. ACTRA says it will hand out the annual honour to Bisson at its awards gala on Feb. 25 in Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
The Other Half is an immersive drama from Montreal writer/director Joey Klein
Joey Klein, director of the film The Other Half, arrives for Vancouver International Film Festival premier of his film in Vancouver, British Columbia, Saturday, October 1, 2016. Rafal Gerszak for The Globe and Mail Joey Klein, director of The Other Half, arrives at the Vancouver International Film Festival premier of his film in October.
Gift ideas for a loved one with dementia
Gifts for people with dementia can be practical or playful. The main thing, experts say, is to consider the stage of dementia the person is in.
How many days does it take Rolling Stones to make an album?
FILE - In this Nov. 14, 2016 file photo, Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones poses for a portrait in New York. The Rolling Stones' latest album, "Blue & Lonesome," will be released on Friday, Dec. 2. (Photo by Victoria Will/Invision/AP, File)
Jamaican fugitive on FBI wanted list for quadruple killing
This undated photo provided by the FBI shows fugitive Marlon Jones who is wanted for multiple counts of murder in Los Angeles. The FBI has added Jones, a Jamaican fugitive to its most-wanted list as a suspect in the slaying of four people at a Los Angeles birthday party in October. The FBI announced a reward on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016 of up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest of Jones who should be "considered armed and extremely dangerous." (FBI via AP)
The Latest: Chicago school aid veto stands as House adjourns
Women lead the 'The Illusionists' on Broadway this time
Wide support for Ontario moratorium on new bottled water operations
Tiger Woods returns with mixed bag and a 73
Tiger Woods lines up a putt on the first hole during the first round at the Hero World Challenge golf tournament, Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016, in Nassau, Bahamas. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
Authorities: Wounded Raleigh officer hit by police bullet
The Latest: House panel approves stricter voter ID bill
Crown withdraws charge against man, 20, in dangerous pass on Alberta highway
Mickey Mouse hits the road with NASCAR stars in new series
The Latest: French PM praises Hollande for stepping aside
Study: Biggest tornado outbreaks are spawning more twisters
HP Enterprise disputes claims in Rhode Island lawsuit
Egypt raises tariffs up to 60 per cent for imported goods
Coalition says civilians killed in strikes in Syria, Iraq
Feds: Fatal wreck shows need for seat belts on school buses
Truck smashes into Iowa Wal-Mart store killing 3 people
N.L. man pleads not guilty in shooting death of man during alleged robbery
Brandon Phillips sits the in Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador in St. John's on Thursday Dec. 1, 2016. The 27-year-old man charged in the fatal shooting of a bar patron who tried to stop a robbery in St. John's has formally pleaded not guilty. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sue Bailey
"It hurts so much" Trial hears interview of woman charged in son's death
Italian referendum seen as populism’s next big test – with worrying implications for EU
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi made a mistake in the way he promoted the constitutional reforms up for a referendum vote: He personalized the vote by vowing to resign if it were to go against him, transforming the Dec. 4, 2016, vote into a popularity contest.
'La La Land' named best film by New York film critics
This image released by Lionsgate shows Ryan Gosling, left, and Emma Stone in a scene from, "La La Land." Damien Chazelle’s Los Angeles musical “La La Land” has been named best film of the year by the New York Film Critics Circle. The group announced their picks Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016, on Twitter. (Dale Robinette/Lionsgate via AP)
Nova Scotia and UMass-Dartmouth team up on marine technology
Trump speaks with Bach to express support for LA Olympic bid
Rights groups call for emergency UN session on Syria
Judge asked to approve settlement over protest arrests
FILE - In this July 10, 2016, file photo, Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson talks to the media after his release from the Baton Rouge jail in Baton Rouge, La. Attorneys have asked a federal judge to approve a settlement that awards up to $45,000 in cash payments to dozens of protesters arrested in Baton Rouge following Alton Sterling's fatal shooting by police. Black Lives Matter activist Mckesson and two other protesters sued over their arrests, accusing police of using excessive force. A court filing Wednesday, Nov. 30 spells out details of their settlement agreement with the city, the local sheriff and district attorney and the head of the Louisiana State Police. (AP Photo/Max Becherer, File)
Man charged with killing parents has month to consider deal
OAS urges Honduras to be swift in social security scandal
EU border official skeptical about Trump's Mexico wall idea
Victim advocates: Pope told of priest arrested in Argentina
Teenager charged in death of parents at North Texas home
The Latest: Clemency hearing ends for convicted killer
First Toronto FC coach predicted success, it just took longer than expected
Toronto FC soccer club head coach Mo Johnston listens to a question during a news conference in Toronto on Monday Jan. 15, 2007. Johnston believed in Toronto FC from the get-go, holding out high hopes before the MLS expansion franchise ever kicked a ball. THE CANADIAN PRESS//Frank Gunn
N.S. Mounties launch probe as family says senior died after push in care home
Joan Birchell holds a snapshot of her late husband Gordon Birchell, at her home in Windsor Junction, N.S. on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016. Gordon Birchell, 79, died at the Ivy Meadows nursing home in October 2016 and Joan is alleging he was pushed by another resident with severe dementia, fell and died several days later. Police have opened a suspicious death investigation. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan
Chicago schools: Cuts possible due to pension aid veto
US overhauls public land use planning; senator vows reversal
FILE - This Sept. 19, 2011 file photo cows graze along a section of the Missouri River that includes the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument near Fort Benton, Mont. U.S. government officials on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016, finalized an overhaul of how they plan for oil and gas drilling, mining, grazing and other activities across public lands in the West. The move by the Bureau of Land Management aims to address longstanding criticism of an often-cumbersome process that dictates development across almost 250 million acres of federal lands, primarily in 12 Western states and the Dakotas. (AP Photo/Matthew Brown, File)
Jury awards $750K to woman trapped on ski gondola for hours
Gridiron to the track: Canadian bobsled pilot Nick Poloniato turning heads
Canada's Kaillie Humphries and Melissa Lotholz compete during the women's Bobsled World Cup race at Lake Koenigssee Germany, Friday Feb. 26, 2016. Humphries, who topped the women's bobsled podium at both the 2010 and 2014 Games, is also set to begin ramping up her push for an Olympic three-peat this weekend on the track where she won her first gold. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Tobias Hase/dpa via AP
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