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Conservative contenders line up to replace Cameron
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron leaves Number 10 Downing Street to attend Prime Minister's Questions at parliament in London, Britain June 29, 2016.
Wednesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Aside from 'Hamilton,' Revolutionary era inspires little art
File-This June 12, 2016, file photo shows Daveed Diggs, left, and Lin- Manuel Miranda, of "Hamilton" performing at the Tony Awards at the Beacon Theatre in New York. Long before his life story became the toast of the Great White Way, Alexander Hamilton was a hit in Albany. The Times Union of Albany reports New York’s capital is finally capitalizing on the “Hamilton” Broadway musical craze with a lineup of attractions focusing on the founding father who got hitched in the upstate city and spent time in the area.(Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)
Obama visits Ottawa for second (and final?) time
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (left) and Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto arrive at a Q&A with youth at the Museum of Nature, on Tuesday, June 28, 2016 in Ottawa.
After Fire flop, Amazon unveils phones with its apps, ads
This photo provided by Amazon shows Motorola’s Moto G, left, and the Blu R1 HD. After flopping spectacularly with its own Fire phone, Amazon is selling special editions of other phones at a $50 discount. These phones will come with ads on the lock screen and lots of Amazon apps on the home screen. You can hide those apps, but won’t be able to uninstall them. (Amazon via AP)
Supporters: Detained Bahrain activist leaves hospital
The battle that changed everything: Newfoundland remembers Beaumont-Hamel
Descendants of actual Newfoundland Regiment soldiers re-enact the slaughter at Beaumont-Hamel on July 1, 1916 in this undated handout photo. It was the catastrophic start to the Somme campaign in France. And what happened during those 30 minutes of hell on Earth is told in the documentary "Newfoundland at Armageddon," airing Thursday on CBC Television. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Gala Film/Morag Loves Company *MANDATORY CREDIT*
Social Progress Index: Canada ranks second overall
Ministers John McCallum, right, and Maryam Monsef, centre, help Syrian refugees try on jackets at Pearson International Airport in Toronto on Feb. 29.
Wednesday’s TSX breakouts: This stock has a forecast return of 55%, but is it a value trap?
Linamar Corp., an Ontario-based vehicle parts manufacturer that makes precision power train systems solutions, gets approval from four of the valuation models used.
No survivors in rubble of house that exploded west of Toronto, killing one woman
Firefighters and emergency personal work at the scene after a home explosion happened in Mississauga, Ont., on Tuesday, June 28, 2016. Authorities say there don't appear to be any "live victims" trapped under the rubble generated by a deadly explosion that blew apart one home and damaged at least two dozen others in a city west of Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Why the Canadian dollar is a ‘safe(r) haven’ amid Brexit turmoil
The battle that changed everything: Newfoundland remembers Beaumont-Hamel
Descendants of actual Newfoundland Regiment soldiers re-enact the slaughter at Beaumont-Hamel on July 1, 1916 in this undated handout photo.
Malaysian opposition politician charged with graft
Lim Guan Eng, center, chief minister of northern Penang state, is arrested by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) at his office in Penang island, Malaysia, Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Lim, an opposition politician who has strongly criticized financial scandals involving Prime Minister Najib Razak, has been arrested on accusations of corruption. (AP Photo/Gary Chuah)
Top Links: Maybe Canadian banks aren’t doomed
Scott Barlow
'Barkskins' by Annie Proulx tops Maclean's fiction list
Morneau Shepell to provide counselling for expat employees of Allianz clients
Breakaway Catholic group accuses pope of spreading errors
Explorers find 1868 schooner wreck in Lake Ontario
This photo from video shows the the stern of the shipwrecked Canadian schooner Royal Albert that sank off Lake Ontario's central New York shore nearly 150 years ago.
Fishery closures suggested in federal proposals to save West Coast killer whales
A killer whale breaches the water as two adults and a younger whale move on the waters of the Salish Sea west of Pender Island, B.C., on Monday April 20, 2015.
Monsanto misses Street 3Q forecasts
Correction: Windows 10 Anniversary story
FILE - In this Jan. 21, 2015, file photo, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella speaks at an event demonstrating the new features of Windows 10 at the company's headquarters in Redmond, Wash. As Windows 10 approaches its first birthday, Microsoft is adding new features to its flagship operating software. The new features, scheduled for release on Aug. 2, 2016, will include new security measures, more capabilities for Cortana, Microsoft’s digital assistant, and a new service called Windows Ink, which lets users with a digital stylus add handwritten notes or reminders and draw on screen to annotate documents, maps and other apps. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)
Kellogg opening cereal cafe in NYC amid soggy sales
Kelloggs Fruit Loops, Apple Jacks and Frosted Flakes cereals are displayed on a supermarket shelf in New York.
Canadians ‘happy at home’ when it comes to travel, new poll suggests
One person stretch sour on a park bench overlooking Riverdale Park East and the downtown Toronto skyline on April 18 2016.
Israeli security Cabinet OKs reconciliation deal with Turkey
Dubai plans $2.9 billion metro expansion to serve Expo 2020
NY-based explorers find 1868 schooner wreck in Lake Ontario
Kellogg opening cereal cafe in NYC amid soggy sales
Triple suicide attack at Istanbul airport kills 41
Relatives of one of the victims of yesterday's blast at Istanbul Ataturk Airport mourn in front of a morgue in Istanbul, Turkey, June 29, 2016.
Before the Bell: Stocks set to rally as Brexit anxiety eases
Colin Cieszynski
Ahead of Amazon Prime Day, Wal-Mart tries to move in
Customers are seen at a Wal-Mart market in Miami.
Ivory Coast: Gay men attacked over event for Orlando victims
Driver flips, totals car after slipping on snail slime
Family of women killed in fiery crash searching for Good Samaritan
Firefighters attend the scene of a multi-vehicle crash in Toronto on Friday June 24, 2016. Three of the four people who died in a fiery crash on Highway 400 in Toronto last Friday have been identified as three generations of women from one family. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Victor Biro
Tulowitzki homers in Blue Jays’ first win at Colorado
Toronto Blue Jays' Troy Tulowitzki follows the flight of his solo home run off Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Eddie Butler to lead off the top of the fourth inning of a baseball game Tuesday, June 28, 2016, in Denver. Toronto won 14-9.
Ahead of Amazon Prime Day, Wal-Mart tries to move in
Dispatcher: 'Gunshots closer, multiple people screaming'
FILE - In this June 22, 2016, file photo, traffic moves along Orange Avenue after authorities opened the streets around the Pulse nightclub, scene of a recent mass shooting in Orlando, Fla. Police dispatchers heard repeated gunfire, screaming and moaning from patrons of the Pulse nightclub who called to report that gunman Omar Mateen was opening fire inside the club, according to written logs released Tuesday, June 28, 2016. (AP Photo/John Raoux, File)
Fishery closures suggested in federal proposals to save West Coast killer whales
CIBC to buy Chicago-based PrivateBancorp in C$4.9-billion deal
A photograph of the CIBC sign in Toronto's financial district in downtown Toronto on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2009. CIBC is offering to buy Chicago-based PrivateBancorp, Inc. in a friendly deal valued at C$4.9 billion, or US$3.8 billion. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Former TV judge Joe Brown can't to practice law in Tennessee
Uber software tracks drivers for high speed, sudden stops
An Uber car is seen parked in this file photo.
The Latest: Video in Turkey shows man being shot at airport
Two people hold a Turkish flag in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Wednesday, June 29, 2016. The Brandenburg Gate was illuminated with Turkey's national flag after suicide attackers killed dozens and wounded more than 140 at Istanbul's busy Ataturk Airport late Tuesday, the latest in a series of bombings to strike Turkey in recent months. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)
Selfish child-man, or visionary voice against home ownership?
Partying for one
CIBC grows U.S. business with $3.8-billion deal for PrivateBancorp
The large CIBC sign outside the bank's office building at the south east corner of King St. West and Bay St. in Toronto.
Wednesday's small caps to watch
Amaya Inc. is one of Wednesday's small caps to watch after it said its special committee struck to review strategic alternatives for the company has added a third party to the process.
China replaces top internet regulator and censor with deputy
FILE - In this Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015, file photo, Chinese President Xi Jinping, center, talks with Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, right, as Lu Wei, left, China's Internet czar, looks on during a gathering of CEOs and other executives at Microsoft's main campus in Redmond, Wash. China is replacing its top internet regulator and censor, Lu Wei, who had become the face of the government's increasingly complicated dealings with foreign technology companies. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, Pool, File)
Uber software tracks drivers for high speed, sudden stops
Toyota announces recalls for defective air bags, canisters
VW's main shareholder records loss over emissions scandal
Biden threatens funding cut if cancer trials conceal results
Q&A: Metric's Emily Haines on playing Parliament Hill, national pride, new music
The band Metric is shown in ahandout photo. Metric's lead singer Emily Haines is returning to Parliament Hill on Friday to give Justin Trudeau a lesson in indie rock. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Norman Wong MANDATORY CREDIT
June 29: ‘Brrr… Exit!’ Plus other letters to the editor
An Icelandic fan before the game that saw England defeated 2-1 on Monday, June 27.
Why Canada will go ahead with the LAV deal
Thomas Juneau
How Trump and Clinton are taking political rhetoric to a new low
David Shribman
Lives Lived: Barry Joseph McCartney, 66
Barry Joseph McCartney
Jeffrey Simpson: Britons have no one to blame but themselves
Globe and Mail columnist Jeffrey Simpson.
Sentencing day for man convicted in 'nanny cam' beating
FILE - In this July 2, 2013, file photo, Shawn Custis, center right, is escorted from an arraignment hearing by Sheriff Armando Fontoura, left, Sgt. Marco Vulpi, center left, and sheriff's officer Curtis Jones, right, at Essex County Superior Court in Newark, N.J. Custis was sentenced to life in prison on June 29, 2016, following his conviction in a 2013 home invasion beating in Millburn, N.J., that was caught on a nanny cam. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, File)
Mitsubishi Motors to accept orders after correcting mileage
No housing woes in Canada, mortgage lobby says, but many beg to differ
The Latest: Scottish leader meets with EU over Brexit
Drug pusher deaths jump as Philippine leader takes office
United Arab Emirates to merge 2 Abu Dhabi investment funds
Canadian dog owners envious of New York's new rules for pet-friendly patios
Amber Wyers, right, with her puppy Harley, a three-month-old Border Collie Lab cross, relax on the Ranchman's Cookhouse patio in Calgary, Alta., Saturday, June 18, 2016.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Five tips for Canadian exporters on feeding the world
Diners eat at a local restaurant in central Beijing.
Humble Ferrari owner and the love for his affordable, slow-to-appreciate Dino
Why does my car give me static shocks?
Fabric seats
Free mapping app directs you without eating data while roaming
Darren McGee
Voting is closed for the $100,000 Small Business Challenge
Cocktail fans build a better Caesar
Joshua Linde is one of three partners running Brutus Beverages.
A compostable solution to messy organic bins
Brexit vote underlines need for a reformed globalization model
A demonstrator holds a placard at an anti-Brexit protest in Trafalgar Square on Tuesday. The vote set in stark contrast the narrative of right-wing populism versus liberal globalization.
Bakery a sweet success for pastry-school pals
Josie Rudderham, left and Nicole Miller of Cake and Loaf.
Easing restrictions on land supply can reduce pressure on housing market
A sold home is pictured in Vancouver on Feb. 11, 2016.
Mom's startup links babysitters, parents in need
Elize Shirdel launched her DateNight service about two years ago.
We kicked around the working class. With Brexit, they’re kicking back
Nigel Farage, leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), celebrates outside the Brexit referendum party in central London on June 24, 2016.
Gentrify your backyard with a luxury playhouse
Tyson Leavitt and wife Audrey of Charmed Playhouses.
Facebook CEO's Hawaii neighbours grumble about new wall
Authorities: Courthouse gunman was in dispute over grandkids
In this undated booking photo released by Navajo County Sheriff Office shows Salomon Diaz of Snowflake, Ariz., in Holbrook, Ariz. Diaz is facing murder and assault charges following a deadly shooting outside a courthouse in eastern Arizona that stemmed from a dispute over a custody hearing. (Navajo County Sheriff Office via AP)
Alaska governor limits annual oil-wealth checks to $1,000
IS repels advance by US-backed Syria rebels near Iraq border
Israel: Dug by Jews, tunnel from Nazi era found in Lithuania
This photograph released by the Israel Antiquities Authority made on Wednesday, June 22, 2016, shows preparation for Electric Resistivity Tomography scan of the pit used to hold the victims before their execution at Ponar massacre site near the town of Vilnius, Lithuania. An international research team has discovered a legendary tunnel that Jewish prisoners secretly dug out with spoons to try to escape their Nazi captors during World War II, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday. The 34-meter (112-foot) long tunnel is located in the Ponar forest, known today as Paneriai, outside of the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius. It is the site where some 100,000 people, including 70,000 Jews, were killed and thrown into pits during Nazi occupation. ( Ezra Wolfinger/Israel Antiquities Authority via AP)
Spain: Rajoy hopes to lead government: coalition or minority
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy arrives for an EU summit in Brussels on Tuesday, June 28, 2016. EU heads of state and government meet Tuesday and Wednesday in Brussels for the first time since Britain voted to leave the European Union, throwing British and European politics into disarray. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)
Italy recovers 2015 sunk migrant boat, hopes to ID victims
Six stories in the news today, June 29
German consumer confidence rises but clouds on horizon
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right, talks with Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel prior to the cabinet meeting of the German government at the chancellery in Berlin, Tuesday, June 28, 2016. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)
US compensates family of child killed in motorcade incident
File-This April 18, 2016, file photo shows U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power holding the hand of a child as she meets with a family that fled Boko Haram while visiting Moloko, Cameroon. The United States has provided compensation to the family of a Cameroonian child who was killed by a vehicle in U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power’s motorcade. The package included about $1,725 in cash; a pair of cows; hundreds of kilograms of flour, onions, rice, salt and sugar; and cartons of soap and oil. State Department spokesman Jeffrey Loree says the U.S. also is drilling a well for potable water in the northern Cameroon village where the seven-year-old boy lived. The accident occurred in April as Power visited the front lines in the war against Boko Haram. An armored jeep in Power’s motorcade struck the child as he darted into the road, killing him instantly. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Corb Lund, Alan Doyle host benefit concert for Fort McMurray fire victims
Passwords often a 'weak point' for consumers in cyber security
Rob Moerman, senior manager Deloitte Canada, Cyber Intelligence Centre Operations, explains how to detect an attack on a company website and how to help a company once its been hacked in Vaughan, Ontario on Friday, June 24, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Eduardo Lima.
Canadians 'happy at home' when it comes to travel, new poll suggests
Great Big Sea's Sean McCann pens Fort McMurray tribute song
Sean McCann is shown in a handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-David Howells MANDATORY CREDIT
CSeries federal funding 'critical' despite turning page on past: Bombardier CEO
Bombardier's CSeries commercial jet takes off on its first flight in Montreal on Sept. 16, 2013. After years of delay and at least $2 billion in cost overruns, Bombardier's CSeries program is finally getting off the ground with delivery of the aircraft to Swiss International Air Lines, the first carrier to accept the plane. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Trump's 'America First' echoes old isolationist rallying cry
FILE - In this June 10, 2016 file photo, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gives a thumbs-up while addressing the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority Conference in Washington. Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump boils down his foreign policy agenda to two words: “America First.” For students of U.S. history, that slogan harkens back to the tumultuous presidential election of 1940, when hundreds of thousands of Americans joined the anti-war America First Committee. That isolationist group’s primary goal was to keep the United States from joining Britain in the fight against Nazi Germany, which by then had overrun nearly all of Europe. But the committee is also remembered for the unvarnished anti-Semitism of some of its most prominent members and praise for the economic policies of Adolf Hitler.(AP Photo/Cliff Owen, File)
North America leaders defend free trade, resist isolationism
President Barack Obama boards Air Force One, Wednesday, June 29, 2016, at Andrews Air Force Base, Md. Obama is traveling to Ottawa, Canada for the North America Leaders' Summit with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Neito. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Tuesday's Games
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Jordan widens IS crackdown; signs of home-grown extremism
Pyonghattan 2.0: More skyscrapers go up in N. Korea capital
In this June 27, 2016, photo, North Korean men and women walk past buildings under construction on “Ryomyong Street,” in Pyongyang, North Korea. Hoping to show the world his country is doing just fine despite sanctions and outside pressure over its nuclear weapons program, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has put his soldier-builders to work on yet another major project - a series of apartments and high-rises that are once again changing the Pyongyang skyline. “Ryomyong Street,” is to have the country's tallest apartment building, at 70 stories, along with a 50-story building and a handful of smaller ones in the 30-40 story range. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E)
Gunmen kill 4 policemen in Pakistan's Quetta city
Sanders says he'll try to block Senate GMO bill
File-This June 23, 2016, file photo shows Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., addressing supporters in New York. Sanders says he'll try to block Senate consideration of a bill that would require nationwide labeling of food with genetically modified products, but with a less stringent labeling requirement than the one included in Vermont's law. Individual senators can put a hold on legislation, blocking it from coming up for debate unless backers can muster 60 votes. The Vermont independent says he prepared to resort to that tactic.(AP Photo/Craig Ruttle, File)
Ex-NFL player wants sentencing delayed over concussion exam
College students take to social media to take on terrorism
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