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June 1

Lamb shuts down Rockies as Reds win 7-2
MLS Capsules
Chicago GK Alyssa Naeher named NWSL Player of the Month
Pontius has goal, assist in Philadelphia's 3-2 win
Late goals by Morris and Jones give Sounders 2-0 over DC
Lineup for Edmonton Folk Festival includes Kaleo, Nathaniel Rateliff, Mike Farris
America's Cup World Series stop set for Japan in November
Penguins edge Sharks 2-1 in OT, take 2-0 lead in Cup Final
Colleagues remember UCLA shooting victim as 'gentle soul'
Niese solid in Pirates' 3-2 loss to Marlins
Rangers' winning streak ends in 11-inning loss
Crosby calls shot in OT, Penguins take 2-0 series lead over Sharks
Conor Sheary #43 celebrates with teammates after scoring the game-winning goal to defeat the San Jose Sharks 2-1 during overtime in Game 2.
Orioles overcome 5 homers by Red Sox in 13-9 victory
Sharks drop Game 2 in OT to fall behind 2-0 but 'we'll hold off on the funeral'
Royals top Rays 6-3 to complete 6-0 homestand
Freeman's HR in 11th inning lifts Braves past Giants, 5-4
Phillies drop sixth straight, lose 7-2 to Nationals
New addition Grilli ‘grew up watching, idolizing’ Blue Jays as a kid
Jason Grilli is congratulated by teammates in the dugout after getting the last out of the seventh inning on Wednesday.
Lester goes distance, pitches Cubs past Dodgers 2-1
Raza gives Oregon its first NCAA golf title with playoff win
Saskatchewan woman accused of murder plot says she can't even kill a mouse
LEADING OFF: Betts, Bogaerts on a tear; Urias, Carrasco back
In letter to Trudeau, man accused of running ‘terror camp’ in B.C. denies allegation
Hardeep Nijjar is pictured at a rally in New York in June, 2014.
Key developments in China's 1966-1976 Cultural Revolution
Hechavarria's RBI double in 8th lifts Marlins to 3-2 win
Surrey, B.C., man accused of running terrorist training camp seeks PM's help
LeBron, Curry prepare to square off in the finals for the second straight year
In this June 14, 2015, file photo, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry, left, is guarded by Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James during the second half of Game 5 of basketball's NBA Finals in Oakland, Calif.
Fulmer takes no-hitter into 7th, Tigers top Angels 3-0
Spy agency accidentally shared Canadians’ data with allies for years
The Communications Security Establishment complex in Ottawa. Software that was supposed to remove identifying information from material the agency captured failed, meaning allies received data that Canadian laws say they should not see.
5 decades after China's Cultural Revolution, a few say sorry
Members of B.C. Regiment criticizing city’s bike-lane alteration
Members of the British Columbia Regiment are criticizing the city’s alteration of a bike lane that runs past the Beatty Street Drill Hall, which the regiment has called home for more than a century.
Blue Jays' bats back strong Sanchez outing, rock Yankees bullpen in 7-0 win
5 decades after China's Cultural Revolution, a few say sorry
Microbiologist says fecal bacteria found in water on Manitoba First Nation
Police investigate National Rugby League match-fixing claims
San Bernardino gun buyer knew aspiring jihadists: prosecutors
In this Dec. 21, 2015, courtroom sketch, Enrique Marquez Jr. appears in federal court in Riverside, Calif.
British Columbia’s Canfisco workers seek Ottawa’s help to save jobs
Workers at CFC Canning feeding the canning machine with salmon.
Scherzer, Ramos lead Nationals to 7-2 win, sweep of Phillies
Human-rights advocate calls for guarantees about Saudi use of combat vehicles
A Yemeni family stands outside their house which was damaged several months ago in an air-strike by the Saudi-led coalition at a slum in the capital Sanaa, on March 12, 2016.
Gomes' single in 11th gives Indians 5-4 win over Rangers
Padres executive calls team 'embarrassing,' 'pathetic'
Guilty pleas in cases of misuse of patient records from Toronto hospitals
Ottawa Fury upset Vancouver Whitecaps 2-0 in Amway Canadian championship semi
Osorio, Hamilton each score twice in Toronto FC's 4-2 win over Montreal
Ministers grilled in Senate over assisted-dying bill
Health Minister Jane Philpott to testifies before Senate, June 1, 2016.
Slavery persists for millions in India, despite improvements
The Latest: Lawmakers blast disparity in kid asylum results
WNBA Capsules
Back in business: Winslow working on sequel to 'The Cartel'
South African firefighters in Alberta to see salary increase
South African firefighters march during a farewell ceremony near Johannesburg on Saturday as they prepare to fly to Canada to help fight the Alberta forest fires.
Mets' offence vanishing, wastes 13 walks in 13-inning loss
England arrives for 3-test tour Down Under with Aussie coach
Kizer, Mitchell score career highs, Fever beat Storm 85-75
Australian apology for anti-gay laws offers an example for Canada
Premier Daniel Andrews meets with members of the gay community on May 24 in Melbourne, before apologizing for laws that once made homosexuality a crime in the state of Victoria.
George continues comeback by earning video game cover
Masked men hack to death 4 gang members in El Salvador
First Nations leaders in B.C. seek control over child-welfare system
B.C. Representative for Children and Youth, Mary Ellen Turpel-LaFond, speaks to media regarding a report about life challenges for vulnerable children and youth growing up in B.C. at Lansdowne Middle School in Victoria, B.C., June 18, 2015.
Jose Reyes joins Triple-A Albuquerque with suspension over
Ottawa lagging on infrastructure spending: Quebec
Quebec’s minister responsible for Canadian relations, Jean-Marc Fournier, said the pace of discussions with Ottawa would indicate that the bulk of new federal infrastructure spending won’t start until next year.
Quebec latest province to cut annual physical exams for healthy patients
The changes come after an agreement between the province and Quebec’s general practitioners aimed at reviewing the billing code for doctors.
UBC researcher roughing it in the bush to save endangered woodpeckers
British Columbia is the only place in Canada where the Williamson’s sapsucker is found, but the species is in danger of vanishing by 2025 because of logging.
Prosecutors: Gun buyer in massacre knew aspiring jihadists
Video: Union highlights cannery closure
Failed drug test ‘difficult’ for married Olympic shot-putters
Russia's Evgeniia Kolodko competes during the women's shot put event at the 2013 IAAF World Championships at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow on August 11, 2013.
Porter Airlines in talks over summer service to Muskoka to boost tourism
Porter Airlines is considering launching twice-weekly flights in summer from downtown Toronto to Muskoka Airport to serve tourists and Toronto-area cottagers willing to pay to get to the lake in 30 minutes.
Venezuela president calls Sanders a 'revolutionary friend'
Full of angst, Murray into French Open semis vs Wawrinka
Utah programs make rare appearance in NCAA baseball tourney
Giants' Pence leaves game with right hamstring strain
B.C. expands drug program touted as saving money but patients say it costs them
Older people are at higher risk for threatening drug interactions because have multiple chronic diseases, so they take more drugs.
Polygamous towns oppose bid to disband police department
Chinese foreign minister bristles over human rights during Ottawa visit
Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi (left) and Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs Stephane Dion participate in a press conference on Wednesday, June 1, 2016 in Ottawa.
SEC coaches welcome new replay, 'want to get it right'
Bursaries fill gap for fifty Canadian Olympic athletes
Jacqueline Simoneau and Karine Thomas of Canada compete in the Women's Duet Free Synchronised Swimming Final on day six of the 16th FINA World Championships at the Kazan Arena on July 30, 2015 in Kazan, Russia.
Big 12 commish wants decision on expansion by end of summer
Warriors feeling more calm going into second straight Finals
Brazil police missing Australian may have been seen on beach
UCLA students struggled with unlocked doors during shooting
Increase in benefits for disabled veterans applied unequally: advocates
Veterans Affairs Minister Kent Hehr says his department has fulfilled the party’s mandate to increase benefits to 90 per cent of a veteran’s pre-release salary but he did not address the difference in increase for lower and higher ranks.
B.C. Appeal Court upholds attempt to charge accused polygamist Winston Blackmore
Winston Blackmore, a fundamentalist Mormon leader in British Columbia, faces polygamy charges in the province.
Man riding on roof of moving car dies in Vernon, B.C., rollover
Reid on Sanders: 'Sometimes you just have to give up'
Strong earthquake hits western Indonesia
First Ford, now Trump: Bashing the media while basking in their attention
Marcus Gee
Sager surrounded by family for memorable return to Wrigley
NFL: Pro Bowl's departure unrelated to funding, stadium
Records: Doctor's call prompted search for Sinead O'Connor
Court won't reconsider ruling on NFL concussions settlement
NDP motion calls on Libs to give up majority on all-party committee
Baseball Capsules
Twins lose series finale 5-1, swept by the Athletics
Cubs dominate early NL All-Star voting
Twenty-four B.C. kids-in-care placed in hotels over four months
pensions
Tigers remove struggling Sanchez from rotation
income
Campaign showcases ex-Trump U students with ties to Trump
2nd Ex-Texas Tech player arrested on felony burglary charge
The Latest: Senate votes down doctors-on-probation bill
Ottawa under pressure to cool housing markets in Toronto, Vancouver
Townhouses in Toronto's Parkdale neighbourhood on Dec. 14, 2015.
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