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Gable, Banks score touchdowns as Tiger-Cats grind out 31-7 win over Alouettes
Hamilton Tiger-Cats' C.J. Gable, left, runs past Montreal Alouettes' John Bowman during first half CFL football action in Montreal on Friday, July 15, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Peter McCabe
Canadian Kevin Pangos signs deal with Lithuanian club Zalgiris Kaunas
Edmonton killer denied escorted temporary absence by parole board
No danger to public as police incident unfolds in Coquitlam, RCMP say
Federal appeals court rejects Navy sonar-use rules
FILE- In this Jan. 18, 2014 photo, an endangered female orca leaps from the water while breaching in Puget Sound west of Seattle, as seen from a federal research vessel that had been tracking the whales. The orca is from the J pod, one of three groups of southern resident killer whales that frequent the inland waters of Washington state. The federal appeals court ruled Friday, July 15, 2016, that the U.S. Navy was wrongly allowed to use sonar in the nation's oceans that could harm whales and other marine life. The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court decision upholding approval granted in 2012 for the Navy to use low-frequency sonar for training, testing and routine operations.(AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)
RCMP visit 'demoviction' protesters in Burnaby but occupants refuse to leave
Black Lives Matter Vancouver wants police float out of Pride parade
Boston Globe reaches agreement to sell headquarters
Record 800-metre run for Melissa Bishop with Rio Olympics around the corner
Melissa Bishop crosses the finish line in the senior women 800m run during the Canadian Track and Field Championships and Selection Trials for the 2016 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games in Edmonton, Alta., on Sunday July 10, 2016. Doug Bishop and his wife Alison, Melissa's parents, wouldn't be anywhere else but in Joao Havelange Olympic Stadium when their daughter races for a medal in the 800 metres. They're cautiously optimistic they'll be safe. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Dan Riedlhuber
Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows
Police: Houston teen accidentally shot, killed by girlfriend
Canadian Cunningham breaks world record at Can Am Para-swimming Championship
AP EXPLAINS: The cleric being blamed for Turkey coup attempt
Once again, army rises up against pro-Islamic government in Turkey
Turkish solders stay with weapons at Taksim square as people protest against the military coup in Istanbul on July 16, 2016.
A military coup is not Turkey’s solution
Doug Saunders
Hawaii commission says no to utility merger
Report says RCMP officers did nothing wrong in case where man shot himself
The Latest: California finalizes June primary results
Calgary man, 21, dies from fall in Yoho National Park in Field, B.C.
CRA plans ‘lifestyle audits’ in Vancouver as part of real estate probe
The CRA, which has assigned 70 auditors to examine real estate transactions in Metro Vancouver, will be homing in on individuals whose income doesn’t support their expensive homes and lavish lifestyles.
Om with a side of OMG
Stars captain Jamie Benn signs 8-year, $76 million extension
Dallas Stars' Jamie Benn (14) controls the puck in front of Columbus Blue Jackets' Alexander Wennberg (41), of Sweden, during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015, in Dallas. Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn signed an eight-year, $76 million contract extension Friday.The team announced the deal a day after Benn had surgery to repair an abdominal muscle injury. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Tony Gutierrez
Tour de France distracts us in the most necessary way after horrors of Nice
Inside Beaumont’s Chartier
Duck Grunt at Chartier in Beaumont, Alberta on Thursday, June 30, 2016. Amber Bracken for The Globe and Mail
Alberta’s Kickstarter sensation Chartier is Canadiana at its best
One of Chartier’s top-notch staff pours a drink at the bar of the new Beaumont, Alta., restaurant. The business began as a Kickstarter – the first successful restaurant campaign in Alberta and one of the most successful across the country.
Redden to mentor new players, including son of his own mentor
Wade Redden #6 of the Boston Bruins skates with the puck against the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game Three of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals during the 2013 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs on May 6, 2013 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Hemp farmers want into the same medical market as marijuana
Jim Rogers examines some plants in his hemp field near Cochin, Sask
Manitoba seeks role in inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women
Manitoba has sent a letter to federal Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould asking her to consider appointing a Manitoban to the commission examining the federal inquiry.
Two suspects arrested in targeted killing of 40-year-old man in Chilliwack
Crosby visits Tim Hortons in Cole Harbour with Stanley Cup in tow
Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby poses with the Stanley Cup inside a local Tim Horton's in his hometown of Cole Harbour, N.S., in a July 15, 2016, handout photo.
The year is 2040 and Vancouver’s houses are worth $80-million
Imagine the year is 2040, and Vancouver is now a resort city populated only by the world’s wealthiest.
Ottawa advises Canadians in Turkey to remain indoors
Turkish soldiers at the Taksim Square in Istanbul, Turkey, July 16, 2016.
Nice’s picturesque Promenade des Anglais becomes site of terror
Negresco Palace on the Promenade des Anglais is illuminated with the colours of the French National flag in tribute for the victims of the deadly Bastille Day attack in Nice, on July 15, 2016.
World No. 1 Jason Day, No. 2 Dustin Johnson headline field for Canadian Open
Turkish military has a history of staging coups
Indy race favourite learns to enjoy the roller coaster ride
Ed Carpenter Racing driver Josef Newgarden, of the United States, looks on during practice sessions at the Honda Toronto Indy in Toronto, Friday, July 15, 2016.
At scene of carnage in Nice, grief roiled by seething anger
Jason Lopez who lost his mother and brother during the Bastille Day attack in Nice, in front of flowers laid out be mourners on Promenande des Anglais, 15 July 2016. Maya Vidon-White
With two touchdowns, Roughriders’ Chiles gaining Durant’s trust
Toronto Argonauts wide receiver John Chiles (85) is tackled by Montreal Alouettes linebacker Chip Cox (11) and defensive back Jerald Brown (bottom) during second half CFL action in Toronto in an October 18, 2014, file photo. Chiles is making the most of his chances to score with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, where he is the club's fifth-leading receiver with seven catches for 68 yards this season.
To improve a child’s health, follow Alberta’s lead and give parents a raise
Alberta’s leadership on increasing the minimum wage is a promising prescription for the health of its children.
Couple in good shape to retire early, but spending plans need review
Comeback could be in the cards for MMA fighter Georges St-Pierre
Georges St. Pierre, of Canada, kicks Johny Hendricks, during a UFC 167 mixed martial arts championship welterweight bout on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013, in Las Vegas. St. Pierre won by split decision.
Ailes seeks to move Carlson case to arbitration
Lone-wolf terrorists and the Dark Web are a dangerous mix
People gather to leave flowers in tribute to victims the day after a truck ran into a crowd at high speed killing scores and injuring more on the Promenade des Anglais, Nice, France, July 15, 2016.
Unfamiliar flavours feel like home at Vancouver’s Saray Turkish Cuisine
Flavourful as the atmosphere is, it’s the food at Saray that keeps people coming: big, juicy platters of meat kebabs, richly stewed eggplants, layered pastry pies and other authentic Turkish fare.
Inside Vancouver’s Saray Turkish Cuisine
Imam Bayıldı eggplant dish and the Adana meat platter dish is pictured at Saray Turkish Cuisine restaurant in Vancouver, British Columbia on July 13, 2016. (BEN NELMS for The Globe and Mail)
A pregnant Victoria Azarenka will miss the Rogers Cup
In this May 30, 2015, file photo, Victoria Azarenka of Belarus returns in the third round match of the French Open tennis tournament against Serena Williams at Roland Garros stadium, in Paris. Azarenka says she is pregnant and plans to resume her career after the baby is born. The 26-year-old Azarenka posted a letter on her Twitter account Friday, July 15, 2016, saying that when she was recovering from the knee injury that kept her out of Wimbledon, she and her boyfriend learned they were expecting a child at the end of the year.
What new disclosure rules for advisory fees mean for investors
Under new regulations that went into effect on July 15, investment firms will have to provide personalized accountings of both your investment returns and the dollar amount of fees received in connection with your account.
No charges against officers in death of man awaiting deportation: SIU
In Photos: Turkish citizens protest as military coup unfolds
Turkish soldiers secure the area as supporters of Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan protest in Istanbul's Taksim square, early Saturday, July 16, 2016. Turkey's prime minister says a group within Turkey's military has engaged in what appeared to be an attempted coup. Binali Yildirim told NTV television: "it is correct that there was an attempt." (AP Photo/Emrah Gurel)
Sow seeds now for the future of British Columbia’s parks
A young black bear searches for food along the shoreline in Botanical Beach Provincial Park in Port Renfrew, B.C. BC Parks is on the front line of some of the province’s most complex challenges and needs substantial changes to the current system to fulfill its mission.
Lee Valley Tools founder Leonard Lee treated customers as friends
Mr. Lee in the mid-1990s, around the time he published his book, The Complete Guide to Sharpening.
US-Turkish tensions rise after failed coup attempt
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry gestures while speaking to the media during his and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov news conference following their long talks in Moscow, Russia, Friday, July 15, 2016. Lavrov and other Russian officials have called on their countrymen in Turkey to stay indoors amid uncertainty about whether a military coup is taking place. Lavrov made the statement early Saturday at a news conference with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
Brock Lesnar: "We will get to the bottom" of doping test
Out of Alberta: The shakeup in Canada’s labour force
Lee Cronin at the Teal-Jones lumber mill in Surrey, B.C., on May 26, 2016.
Five questions with Dan Jones, Alberta police officer studying in England
In April, Alberta police officer Dan Jones started a Masters degree at the University of Cambridge in England. He is one of 64 people from around the world taking part in the program, and is there on a full Wakefield Scholarship.
‘No knowledge’ about Alberta student’s whereabouts after France attack
Mykhaylo (Misha) Bazelevskyy, 22, a Ukrainian citizen who is studying at Edmonton’s MacEwan University and was reported missing in Nice, France, following Thursday’s attack
Conservative leadership race facing a ‘vacuum’ as big names opt out
Jason Kenney, seen on Wednesday in Calgary, is one of several key Conservatives who is not competing for the national party’s leadership after announcing he was going to campaign to lead Alberta’s Progressive Conservatives.
The Globe’s stars and dogs for the week
America’s confused energy politics a boon for Canadian power companies
Power lines run out of the the Hydro One Claireville Transfer Station in Vaughan, Ontario Monday March 9, 2015.
Canada urges calm in Turkey, advises Canadians there to stay indoors
Tanks move into position as Turkish people attempt to stop them, in Ankara, Turkey, late Friday, July 15, 2016. Turkey's armed forces said it "fully seized control" of the country Friday and its president responded by calling on Turks to take to the streets in a show of support for the government. A loud explosion was heard in the capital, Ankara, fighter jets buzzed overhead, gunfire erupted outside military headquarters and vehicles blocked two major bridges in Istanbul. (AP Photo/Burhan Ozbilici)
‘I know I want to do things here.’ Chantal Pontbriand on life post-MoCA and why she’s staying put in Toronto
Chantal Pontbriand, former CEO and director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, at the new MoCA building, on March 29 2016.
Kelly: Bautista's hard-ball bargaining has backfired spectacularly
Cathal Kelly
Marijuana charges stayed against Burnaby, B.C., Realtor after trial delays
Whitecaps sign 15-year-old Canadian midfielder Davies to multi-year deal
Urging climate change action, Carney is a banker in touch with the times
Andrew Willis
China to bring case against US businesswoman held for 1 year
Clayton Riddell and David Knott buying at Paramount Resources
Public service unions taking Ottawa to court over pay system problems
Jarrad Yardon, a public servant working for the Department of National Defence, has not been paid for the last seven months, is photographed in Ottawa on Thursday.
Canucks sign forward Michael Carcone to three-year, entry-level contract
Bullish on CAE Inc.
Flight test pilot, Captain Louardi Necib flies simulator 737 destined for Malaysia, in Montreal, Quebec, April 21, 2010.
Prosecutors nix bail deal in fraud case over $70,000 watch
UNICEF: Most oppose female genital mutilation
Saskatchewan First Nation moving all residents over rising water
Piatti missing, but Drogba, Lampard provide star power as Impact face NYC
Officials: Gunman had no large stockpile of bomb materials
France attacks bolster growing global fears, but long-term economic impact uncertain
People gather and lay tributes on the Promenade des Anglais on July 15, 2016 in Nice, France. A French-Tunisian attacker killed 84 people as he drove a lorry through crowds, gathered to watch a firework display during Bastille Day Celebrations. The attacker then opened fire on people in the crowd before being shot dead by police.
Hawaii pot dispensaries can legally open, but none are ready
Latest: Family of slain man reacts to ex-sheriff's pleas
Former Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz leaves a Tulsa County courtroom in Tulsa, Okla., Friday, July 15, 2016. Glanz, who was friends with a reserve deputy who shot and killed an unarmed man last year, pleaded no contest Friday to refusal to perform official duty and guilty to willful violation of law. He received a one-year suspended sentence. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
Josef Newgarden set for Toronto Indy title defence
Pro tips for the Pokemon Go novice in Toronto
A "Pidgey" Pokemon is seen on the screen of the Pokemon Go mobile app in a photo illustration taken on Toronto July 11.
Court tosses claims over lost GM car values, allows others
The Friday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Chicago O'Hare airport plans include more gates, amenities
Trudeau dismisses Brazil threat to challenge Bombardier bailout at WTO
A Bombardier C-Series aircraft is displayed at the Singapore Airshow at Changi Exhibition Center.
Investors delusional about returns, charts scream Telus is a buy, and a rip-roaring growth stock
In early December, Telus said it was launching a portfolio of “hybrid” cloud services.
Sebastian Giovinco leads the cavalry for Toronto FC game in San Jose
Toronto FC forward Sebastian Giovinco shoots the ball during second half MLS soccer action against the Chicago Fire, in Toronto on July 9, 2016. Giovinco hits the road in search of goals this week. The Italian forward hasn't scored in seven MLS games although he remains a vital playmaker and human highlight-reel for Toronto FC, which plays in Columbus on Wednesday and San Jose on Saturday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Triumph and turbulence: Bombardier C Series jet takes first flight
The first-ever flight of C-Series jet takes off from Zurich, bound for Paris, July 15, 2016.
Kerry hopes for continuity in Turkey amid coup reports
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, right, gestures while speaking to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, left back to a camera, during their meeting in Moscow, Russia, Friday, July 15, 2016. The United States is offering Russia a broad new military partnership in Syria. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
Photos of the Week for July 10 to July 15
A woman sits under French flags lowered at half-mast in Nice on July 15, 2016, following the deadly Bastille Day attacks.
The Latest: Police say Baltimore shooting was not an ambush
This undated photo provided by the Baltimore Police Department shows Dayten Harper. Baltimore police officers responding to the sound of gunshots near an apartment building fatally shot Harper, who fired at them with a rifle, authorities said Friday. (Baltimore Police Department via AP)
The troops, Brexit and health care: three ways fed politics touched us this week
Sometimes a tall building can be a good thing, even in Toronto
Marcus Gee
Obama: 200 US forces in Uganda to help in South Sudan
Trudeau denounces Nice attack, pledges solidarity with France
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau answers questions at a news conference during the Calgary Stampede in Calgary, Alberta.
Business Highlights
US, Russia agree on 'steps' in Syria, but won't say what
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, right, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrive to a news conference after their long talks in Moscow, Russia, Friday, July 15, 2016. The United States is offering Russia a broad new military partnership in Syria. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
Most actively-traded companies on the TSX
Debunking another RRSP myth
We answer three tax-related questions about RRSPs.
That big pub crawl downtown? It's just "Pokemon Go" fans
Nicole Warbelton plays during a "Pokemon Go" event at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Neb., Thursday, July 14, 2016. Nebraska Athletic Department officials opened Memorial Stadium for two hours Thursday to accommodate "Pokemon Go" players eager to capture animated monsters at the venerated field. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)
Experience smoked bliss at this Central Texas-style barbecue in Toronto
The brisket, which sells by weight at $25 a pound (the price just went up from $22), is by far the standout.
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