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'Pokedex for Pokemon Go' top paid iPhone app in Canada
Turkey escapes a military coup, then purges the courts
Supporters of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan burn an effigy of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen hanged by a noose during a pro-government demonstration on Taksim Square in Istanbul, Turkey, July 18, 2016. REUTERS/Alkis Konstantinidis TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
How to harness the building blocks of diverse ideas
Peter Aceto
Calgary Stampede attendance hits 22-year low as rain thins crowds
Zeke Thurston, from Big Valley, Alta., stays on Spring Planting to win the saddle bronc event during rodeo finals action at the Calgary Stampede in Calgary, Sunday, July 17, 2016.
Tumult breaks out at Republican convention over effort to stop Trump
Virginia delegates chant for a rule call vote on the first day of the Republican National Convention on July 18, 2016, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Real Madrid, minus Ronaldo, sets up at Impact's training facility
SEC investigating Chrysler’s U.S. vehicle sales reports
A woman walks past a logo of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) in Turin March 31, 2014.
Most actively-traded companies on the TSX
How the Dow Jones industrial average fared on Monday
Communist rebels kill 10 Indian paramilitary soldiers
Documents: Pulse gunman repeatedly taunted for being Muslim
Saskatchewan Government Insurance records $84.5M profit in 2015-16
$8.4 million Calgary condo sale bucks trend, sets three-year price record
Eight CF-18s sent on month-long training exercise despite reported jet shortage
Police: Man confesses to wife's 2014 disappearance, slay
Pennsylvania casino revenue hits record high in 2015-16
New NYC subway cars coming, but more funding will be needed
Boston duck boat operator to put 2 staffers on all vehicles
Turkey engaging in 'witch hunt' on judiciary after coup attempt, analysts say
ARM and Bank of America rise on Wall Street, Hasbro skids
The Latest: New NYC subway cars coming
UN’s AIDS eradication goal requires more than a vague pledge
André Picard
The Latest: Duke Energy CEO says merger hinged on gas growth
Fiat Chrysler under investigation in U.S. over how it reports sales
A Chrysler dealer in Silver Spring, My.
Ex-soldier who killed Guatemalan bishop dies in prison riot
Step up fight against extremism, says mayor of Nice
Netflix facing tougher times as US subscriber growth slows
Exxon Mobil makes big Papua New Guinea bid
The logo of Exxon Mobil Corporation is shown on a monitor above the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York, December 30, 2015.
Crown seeking adult sentence if teen convicted in Saskatoon infant's death
Fox News parent says Roger Ailes investigation not resolved
Why risks of a major stock market sell-off are rising by the day
Lawsuit over nation's 1st offshore wind farm is dismissed
Wynne says growth puts Ontario on track to eliminate deficit in 2017
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is pictured at Queen’s Park in Toronto on June 9, 2016.
Foreign ownership of US debt slips again in May
Some sombre Canadian sites welcoming Pokemon Go players
Guests gather at the grand opening of the Canadian Museum For Human Rights in Winnipeg on September 17, 2014. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a place of reverence and inspiration, a sombre examination of past atrocities, and a touching tribute to humanity's capacity to persevere. It's also a place to catch those cute, candy-coloured pocket monsters from Pokemon Go, boasts Maureen Fitzhenry, a spokeswoman for the Winnipeg museum that's welcoming eager Pokemon hunters to visit and explore - as long as they remain respectful of sometimes sensitive surroundings. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods
With ARM bid, SoftBank chief places his bet on Internet of Things
Masayoshi Son, chairman and CEO of SoftBank, speaks during a news conference in London, U.K., July 18, 2016, announcing a $32-billion deal to buy ARM.
Textbook reignites Mexican-American studies flap in Texas
Letter claims info on nuclear risks withheld from safety commissioners
A Deep Geologic Repository near the Bruce Power nuclear plant.
Tories seek more help for Yazidis but audit suggests their past help was minimal
Aviation community mourns death of fellow pilot in weekend airshow crash
Bruce Evens checks the oil in the engine of his T-28 Trojan in this undated handout photo. A pilot killed during an airshow in Alberta on Sunday is being remembered as someone who had a passion for planes. Pilot and geologist Bruce Evans died when his vintage Trojan T-28 aircraft crashed in front of thousands of spectators at the Cold Lake Airshow. His friend Dave O'Malley says Evans was incredibly humble and loved to share his passion for aviation with young people. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Dave O'Malley *MANDATORY CREDIT*
Team Tay Tay or Kimye? Fans pick sides after beef stirs
Restoring lost glory to Cape Breton’s iconic Keltic Lodge
Keltic Lodge, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Credit: Sherri Poirier / Pear Tree Photography
Mexican president apologizes for wife's mansion scandal
Lawyer: Hospital shooter is incompetent to stand trial
Rates on US Treasury bills rise at weekly auction
First Nation to use blockades if needed to protect ancient B.C. burial site
Joe Alphonse, tribal chairman of the Tsilhqot'in Nation, is pictured at Farwell Canyon, B.C., in a 2014 file photo. The First Nation is remembering a warrior chief who was wrongfully hanged 151 years ago and say they won't allow another injustice to be done to their ancestor.
Authorities ID man who died after getting caught in eddy
Battle brewing between Saskatchewan, Alberta over beer markup
First Nation to use blockades if necessary to protect ancient B.C. burial site
FILE - Members of a British Columbia First Nation are remembering a warrior chief who was wrongfully hanged 151 years ago and say they won't allow another injustice to be done to their ancestor. Chief Joe Alphonse, tribal chairman of the Tsilhqot'in Nation is pictured at Farwell Canyon, B.C., in an Oct. 24, 2014 file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward, File
ICE Futures Canada Monday: Canola futures prices higher, barley lower
Former Cardinals exec sentenced to prison for hacking Astros
Air pollution reduction settlement reached for 6 refineries
Beautiful views of Cape Breton from the Keltic Lodge at the Highlands
Sherri Poirier / Pear Tree Photography
Man, 30, charged in three Toronto-area sex assaults
Report: No mechanical defects found after Texas bus crash
Argentine Jews urge president to help solve terror bombing
No more wine at the picnic: My year in France is over
CAMH pleads guilty to workplace safety charge after beating of nurse, fined $80K
Toronto Raptors sign point guard Fred VanVleet to multi-year contract
System glitch leaves 80,000 public servants waiting for pay
Out of the 30,000 public servants paid through the Phoenix system, nearly a third have had problems with compensation, according to officials.
Wimbledon champion Andy Murray withdraws from Rogers Cup, cites fatigue
Film academy diversifies leadership with new governors
Feds probe Fiat Chrysler over alleged false sales reports
Former Atlanta officer charged in shooting appears in court
CIBC first Canadian bank to tap Europe’s negative yields
The large CIBC sign outside the bank's office building at the south east corner of King St. West and Bay St. in Toronto.
Inflation in Nigeria soared to 16.5 per cent in June
Officials apologize as more than 80,000 civil servants have issue getting paid
Robert-Ralph Carmichael, creator of loonie coin design, dies at 78
Crews cutting up dead whale that keeps floating to shore
In a Sunday, July 17, 2016 photo, a surfer walks past the dead whale that washed up on Encinitas beach in San Diego. The whale is believed to be that whale which beached and died in Huntington Beach earlier this year. The dead humpback whale that keeps washing up on the Southern California coast after being towed out to sea is proving to be a headache for beach officials. (Nelvin C. Cepeda/The San Diego Union-Tribune via AP) Mandatory Credit: PHOTO BY NELVIN C. CEPEDA, SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE
Most Asian stocks fall as investors assess global conditions
FILE - In this Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015, file photo, a Wall Street street sign is framed by an American flag hanging on the facade of the New York Stock Exchange. Global stock markets were higher Monday, July 18, 2016, after Wall Street gains and better Chinese economic data helped to defuse jitters over Turkey's failed coup. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)
Oldest park ranger gets new presidential coin after robbery
GOP leaders approve convention rules, block insurgents
Ontario auto insurance rates rise again despite government pledge to lower them
Review: 'Secret Language of Stones' is romantic ghost story
Ukrainian embassy says citizen died in Nice, won't confirm if it's student
The Ukrainian embassy in Ottawa has not confirmed if missing student Mykhaylo (Misha) Bazelevskyy died in the truck attack in Nice.
Bulgarian prosecutors indict 2 men for 2012 bus bombing
Animal welfare exec sees protests over dog found near death
Ukrainian embassy confirms death in Nice attack; no word on missing student
Mykhaylo (Misha) Bazelevskyy, seen here in this undated handout photo from the European Innovation Academy, is being sought following the attack on Bastille Day celebrations in Nice this week. Edmonton's MacEwan University said that five students and one faculty member were in the French resort city of Nice participating in a program at the European Innovation Academy, but one of those students - Bazelevskyy - is missing. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-European Innovation Academy, Twitter, *MANDATORY CREDIT*
4 international journalists named for Press Freedom Awards
Russian sports head Mutko at risk from doping scandal
Senators acquiring Brassard from Rangers makes immediate impact
A look at Canadian lawyer and doping investigator Richard McLaren
Judge tosses parts of Cosby's lawsuit over secrecy promises
Great Big Sea's Bob Hallett finds new voice as theatrical composer
Bob Hallett, the composer on Stratford's production of Shakespeare's 'As You Like It' is pictured in the Orchestra Loft at Stratford Theatre on May 17, 2016. Bob Hallett may be best known for his involvement with Great Big Sea, but he's amassed a hefty list of credits beyond the beloved folk-rock band. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Libyan rival politicians hold talks to try break deadlock
AP Exclusive: Document shows less limits on Iran nuke work
Rangers trade Derick Brassard to Senators for Mika Zibanejad
Ottawa Senators' Mika Zibanejad, second from left, celebrates his goal alongside teammate Zack Smith on Tuesday, May 7, 2013.
Turkey economy facing fresh problems after coup attempt
PM signs book of condolences at French Embassy following Nice attack
Storage locker babies: Accused's son testifies he never saw his mother pregnant
An evidence photo from April 18, 2016 in Winnipeg, presented by the prosecution in the trial of Andrea Giesbrecht case on Monday July 18, 2016 is shown in this handout photo. Description on photo: 129. Sentinel Storage Facility. (photo Sentinel employee.) THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO
Polk unpacks leaving Wall Street in 'For the Love of Money'
Advisor appointed to head review, audit of Vancouver School Board
Study says fracking may worsen asthma for nearby residents
Young woman using asthma inhaler
Two charged with animal cruelty after kitten burned at Saskatchewan festival
A kitten was burned at the Craven Country Jamboree in Saskatchewan.
The Latest: 22 counts dropped from Gulf oil spill fraud case
Baton Rouge police shootings: The latest updates and what we know so far
Flowers are left in front of the B-Quick convenience store on Airline Highway where an encounter with a shooter left three law enforcement officers dead on Sunday in Baton Rouge, La., Monday, July 18, 2016. Several memorials are planned in Baton Rouge to honor the fallen law enforcement officers.
The lure of "Pokemon Go": Respite from a summer of violence
The Latest: Relatives mark police custody death anniversary
2 people charged in kitten abuse after complaint at Saskatchewan music festival
Lawyer: Clinton already answered every question on email use
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