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Shark sightings force closure of 2 California beaches
2 West Virginia residents charged with trying to sell baby
Kentucky police chief, girlfriend indicted on drug charges
Warriors whip Cavaliers 110-77 to take 2-0 lead in NBA finals
Draymond Green #23 of the Golden State Warriors shots a three-point basket against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 2 of the 2016 NBA Finals at ORACLE Arena on June 5, 2016 in Oakland, California.
Warriors whip Cavaliers 110-77 to take 2-0 NBA Finals lead
Global shares mixed as Fed rate hike seen as less likely
US presses China over industrial glut at strategic dialogue
Photos of the Day for June 5
People leave items to pay their respects to boxing legend Muhammad Ali at the Muhammad Ali Center June 5, 2016 in Louisville, Kentucky.
Police kill man after going on shooting rampage in Alabama
Men charged after shooting of Atlanta police officer
Saskatchewan reviewing use of solitary confinement in jail system
Richard Wolfe, seen on the back steps of his home in Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.
William McGirt nabs first PGA Tour victory with Memorial win
William McGirt watches his second shot on the 18th hole during the final round of the Memorial tournament on Sunday in Dublin, Ohio.
Chinese envoy warns airing human-rights issues a threat to closer ties
China's Ambassador to Canada, Luo Zhaohui, attends a meeting with members of the Globe and Mail's editorial board at the newspaper's head offices in Toronto on Thursday June 26, 2014.
Canada's Ryan Cochrane, Santo Condorelli win gold medals at U.S. Pro Swim Series
Kelly: Novak Djokovic has always been tireless – now, he’s unstoppable
Cathal Kelly
Mount Cashel orphanage abuse lawsuit resumes in Newfoundland
The Mount Cashel orphanage is shown in a 1989 photo. Long before the Boston scandal that inspired the award-winning movie "Spotlight," men who once lived at the Mount Cashel orphanage in Newfoundland allege they endured horrific abuse ignored by church officials.
Individual shot totals (for and against) during the Stanley Cup final
Reining in runaway trains top priority, Marc Garneau says
Crushed tanker cars can be seen near a residential area in Lac-Mégantic June 9, 2013. The investigation and search for victims continued four days after a train pulling the tankers filled with crude oil derailed and burst into flames, devastating the Quebec town.
Canadian women’s soccer team loses to Brazil in friendly match
Brazil's Rafaelle moves the ball against Canada during international women's soccer friendly action in Toronto on Saturday.
Infant son of woman fatally shot in Toronto last month dies: police
Candice Rochelle Bobb, 35, was killed last month in Toronto. Her baby, who was delivered prematurely, has died.
Canadian Interuniversity Sport looks to make itself more relevant
Graham Brown, CEO of Canadian Interuniversity Sport, says his organization will soon undergo ‘a complete rethink around university sport in Canada.’
Trudeau’s electoral-reform choice is a long shot
The option for which Mr. Trudeau has indicated a preference – an instant-runoff system using ranked ballots – doesn’t have organized backers.
Fort McMurray mayor says rebuilding worst hit areas of city not a certainty
Landyn Kennedy picks up gear after moving fridges, to be recycled at the landfill in Fort McMurray Alta, on Saturday June 4, 2016.
The infant son of a woman fatally shot in Toronto last month dies: Police
George Foreman the only man left standing of boxing’s big three
Muhammad Ali watches George Foreman fall after being knocked out in the eighth round of their match in Kinshasa, Zaire on Oct. 30, 1974.
Justice Minister's assisted death law argument doesn't tell full story: lawyer
Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould answers a question during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Friday, June 3, 2016.
Canada remembers Muhammad Ali’s mark on the country’s sports history
Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali and Canadian champion George Chuvalo fight at Maple Leaf Gardens on March 29, 1966.
B.C. companies think outside box to retain workers in bad housing market
Michelle Reid of Mills Office Productivity in her company's warehouse in Vancouver on Friday. Ms Reid oversees the company’s environmental and social initiatives.
Private Christian university Trinity Western takes fight to top courts
Two men walk past a sign at Trinity Western University in Langley, B.C., on Monday August 24, 2015.
Canada should not be ‘blinded’ over human rights differences with China
China's Ambassador to Canada, Luo Zhaohui, during a meeting with members of the Globe and Mail's editorial board at the newspapers head offices in Toronto on Thursday June 26, 2014.
Moderate Republican congressman is disillusioned with Washington
Fed up with the deadlock in Congress, Richard Hanna, representing New York’s upstate 22nd District, has decided not to run again.
Activists who fought to restore prison farms cheer Liberal review
Watchdog says building alternative child-welfare system won't be easy
Justine Hunter
Philippines president-elect urges public to kill drug dealers
Police arrest a man with a bag of solvents in the Manila suburban of Las Pinas during a crackdown on Thursday. The made him do 40 push-ups and released him.
Broadway's 'The King and I' to close in late June
San Jose Sharks must shorten bench to have any chance at Stanley Cup
Matt Murray of the Pittsburgh Penguins makes a save on Joonas Donskoi of the San Jose Sharks during Saturday’s game in the Stanley Cup final.
Jury convicts Saskatchewan couple of conspiring to murder their spouses
Individual shot totals (for and against) during the Stanley Cup final
Alberta Tories to pick new leader in spring 2017
An Alberta PC Party sig
Tropical Storm Colin heading toward Florida's Gulf coast
The Latest: Steve Harvey makes cameo in video at Miss USA
Alberta Tories say they'll choose permanent leader before April 30, 2017
Search continues for bodies of 2 men trapped in landslide
The Latest: Track failure likely cause of train derailment
Canaccord loses star technology banker to National Bank
Sharks train top defensive weapons at Sidney Crosby with home-ice advantage
Russian rocket that worried Inuit groups has launched, Canada says
Gov. Cuomo: NY must divest funds linked to Israel boycotts
Police rescue four people in Lake Ontario after storms blow over catamarans
The PQ’s favourite sport? Debating the next referendum
Martine Ouellet speaks to supporters in Montreal, Friday, May 27, 2016, where she announced her intention to run for the leadership of the Parti Quebecois. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
Softwood lumber deal would betray Canada’s free-trade values
The doors to trade in Canadian lumber have been wide open since October, when nine years of restrictions expired.
Canadian coach Herdman sees more positives after reviewing video of Brazil loss
Britain wants businesses to ask about applicants’ backgrounds for diversity
A U.K., Union Jack Flag flies in front of the Houses of Parliament, in London, U.K., on Monday, Feb. 15, 2016.
At least 80 dairy cows dead following barn fire near Quebec City
Grim U.S. jobs numbers may be bad news for Canada
Marco Estrada takes no-hitter into 8th as Blue Jays hold off Red Sox 5-4
Marco Estrada of the Toronto Blue Jays throws against the Boston Red Sox in the sixth inning without giving up a hit at Fenway Park on Sunday.
This gas stock is an attractive play on the steamy summer ahead
Globe and Mail business writer Jennifer Dowty.
Chia Chia Sun: ‘Our brand’s goal is to make menopause fun’
Chia Chia Sun launched Damiva because she was frustrated that she couldn’t find any good products to treat vaginal dryness.
Companies need to provide transition help to internal hires, too
Harvey Schachter
Should I ask my employer to accommodate my illness?
Home buyers caught between Urbancorp and banks
The Urbancorp offices in Toronto are pictured in this file photo.
Liberals nominate candidate for Toronto byelection
Confessions of a committed Gen Y renter: ‘It’s exactly what I want’
Desperate Gen Y home buyers, consider the rental lifestyle before you settle for that tiny condo or the house in the distant suburbs.
Estrada takes no-hitter into 8th, Jays hold off Red Sox 5-4
Canadian reporter, staff removed from UFC 199 after Lesnar report
Wilson-Raybould's warnings against legal void don't tell full story
Q&A: Top REIT picks from National Bank's Kornack
Matt Kornack, the Real Estate analyst from National Bank Financial
Vancouver mayor urges Ottawa, province to intervene to cool scorching housing market
A sold sticker is seen placed on a for sale sign outside a house in east Vancouver, in this file photo
How a Rhodes Scholar invests
James Flynn is a Rhodes Scholar who turned to ETFs because they worked with his busy schedule.
Track failure likely cause of oil train derailment
Tesla Powerwall set to electrify Canadian homes, but at a price
Announced with great fanfare about a year ago, the Tesla Powerwall battery units have been slow to trickle out of the ‘gigafactory’ built by Tesla founder Elon Musk in Nevada.
Authorities: Florida man killed in midair SC skydiving crash
Percentage of private school graduates in various professions
Oregon livestock company wins trade-secret injunction
Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd.
Journalist killed in Somalia; a dangerous country for media
Blue Jays' Marco Estrada loses no-hitter in eighth inning against Red Sox
Police van driver goes on trial for black man's death
Air China jet makes emergency landing in Winnipeg due to mechanical problem
Global experts assess Poland's threatened pristine forest
RCMP investigating fatal shooting in Lower Mainland
Contador wins Criterium du Dauphine prologue
Seven-year-old boy wonder fights arthritis in heroic fundraising effort
Gas prices jump 6 cents over past 2 weeks, averages $2.37
Former Canadian teen idol Bobby Curtola dies
Singer Bobby Curtola (left) of Spuce Grove, Alberta receives the Order of Canada from Governor General Romeo LeBlanc during a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa.
Former Canadian teen idol Bobby Curtola dies, family says
Turkey's president: work no reason to skip motherhood
Lean times ahead? Mark Zandi
EU foreign policy chief presses Albania on reform package
Thousands ride, run, and walk for Heart and Stroke foundation
Runners and walkers line up at the start line on the Gardiner Expressway at the CNE during the 29th Becel Heart & Stroke Ride for Heart in Toronto, Ont. on Sunday, June 5, 2016.
No escorted temporary absences for man convicted in Jane Creba slaying
Wal-Mart seeks overseas success by going native in China
The Latest: Suspect charged in death of Memphis officer
Inside the vote: how the Liberals convinced a hesitant caucus to support C-14
Most races too close to call in Mexican elections
New Miss USA from DC to take a break from Army reserves
Governors Ball featuring Kanye West, Death Cab cancelled
Why the popularity of Donald Trump pinatas is a scary sign for U.S. Republicans
Grenade thrown at car of Guyanese newspaper publisher
Many Muslims to begin fasting for month of Ramadan on Monday
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