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Lapel pins with images of ex-NKorean ruler found in South
Text of President Obama's Democratic convention speech
4 people killed in California small plane crash at airport
Manitoba government freezes increases to cottagers in provincial parks
Teen phenom Shapovalov eliminated by Dimitrov in second round of Rogers Cup
Denis Shapovalov hits a shot against Grigor Dimitrov at the Rogers Cup on July 27, 2016 in Toronto.
Bouchard last Canadian standing as Abanda falls at Rogers Cup
Eugenie Bouchard celebrates her victory over Dominika Cibulkova of Slovakia during the Rogers Cup in Montreal on July 27, 2016
University of Louisville president's resignation accepted
FILE - In this Feb. 5, 2016, file photo, University of Louisville president James Ramsey addresses the media in Louisville, Ky. University of Louisville trustees have accepted the resignation of embattled President James Ramsey, whose long tenure was dogged by scandal. The action by the school's new board at a special meeting Wednesday, July 27, signals the end of an era. Ramsey has led the university for 14 years. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley, File)
Florida Gov. Rick Scott to chair Trump Super PAC
Storm causes Edmonton streets to flood, worker hurt when tree zapped by lightning
Angry cow killed after running over officer in Washington
China asks Vietnam to investigate defaced passport
Police rally as mayor says Black Lives Matter banner stays
FILE- In this July 21, 2016, file photo, a "Black Lives Matter" banner hangs at the main entrance of City Hall in Somerville, Mass. Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone, a Democrat who is white, said Wednesday, July 27, that standing up for minority residents and supporting police officers aren’t “competing interests.” Curtaton says he won’t remove the banner even as police officers from across the state intend to rally against it. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File)
Sheriff: Deputy 'one of the luckiest men in America'
Man won't be prosecuted for threat to University of Chicago
Man convicted of attempted murder of San Diego sports anchor
FILE - In this Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015, file photo, San Diego police officers examine a vehicle at the scene following a shooting in San Diego. CBS affiliate KFMB-TV says sports anchor Kyle Kraska was attacked Tuesday afternoon in the Scripps Ranch area of the city. A house painter has been convicted of attempted murder for the shooting of the San Diego TV sports anchor last year. A jury on Wednesday, July 27, 2016, found 55-year-old Mike Montana guilty of shooting Kyle Kraska. He could get nearly 38 years to life in prison at sentencing. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull, File)
No spoilers, but 'Gilmore Girls' star says chemistry is back
Wildfire hands Suncor a $735-million loss, cuts Q2 oilsands production in half
A pedestrian is reflected in a Suncor Energy sign in Calgary, Monday, Feb. 1, 2010. Fierce wildfires that swept through northern Alberta's oilsands region in May have delivered a $735-million net loss for Suncor Energy. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Vancouver Pride Parade overshadowed by debate about Black Lives Matter and police
People carry an oversized rainbow flag down Robson Street during the Vancouver Pride Parade in Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday August 3, 2014.
Globe Investigation: What’s in your weed? We tested dispensary marijuana to find out
Combo photo: Two samples of cannabis leaf are pictured as they are prepared for analysis in a Toronto lab. The product was purchased by the Globe and Mail at a marijuana dispensary in Toronto.
B.C.’s foreign-buyer tax could help China fight corruption: ex-envoy
Condos in the Gilmore area of Burnaby are seen in the distance behind houses in east Vancouver, B.C.
Bettman’s legalese on head injuries draws ire of medical community
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman’s continued emphatic denial of a link between concussions and the brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) had many members of the medical and legal community up in arms on Wednesday.
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Army secretary touts importance of mental health
O'Jays ask Republican congressman to stop using their music
FILE- In this June 13, 2016, file photo, members of the group The O'Jays, from left, Eric Grant, Eddie Levert and Walter Williams attend the 2016 Apollo Theater Spring Gala in New York. In a statement Wednesday, July 27, Levert and Williams say they sent a letter to Rep. John Mica, R-Florida, asking him to stop using their song "For The Love Of Money" in an online video featuring Donald Trump posted in 2014. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)
PTSD affects 36 per cent of male prison officers, federal data reveal
Kyle Reynolds, in Calgary on Wednesday, spent more than 20 years as a correctional officer at the Bowden Institution north of the city. He says that in 1994, five years into that job, he had a major psychological ‘crash,’ but he didn’t get professional help until 2011.
Former Mississippi State QB Prescott acquitted of DUI
The world’s at war, but not a war of religions, Pope Francis says
Pope Francis salutes faithful and pilgrims on his way to the royal Wawel Castle in Krakow, Poland, Wednesday, July 27, 2016.
Frustration grows after Saskatchewan oil spill shuts down running water
Oil is seen on the North Saskatchewan river near Maidstone, Sask on Friday July 22, 2016.
Novak Djokovic survives scare, tops Gilles Muller in Toronto
First Nation leaders worried about Saskatchewan Husky Energy oil pipeline spill
Oil is seen on the North Saskatchewan river near Maidstone, Sask on Friday July 22, 2016. Husky Energy has said between 200,000 and 250,000 litres of crude oil and other material leaked into the river on Thursday from its pipeline. First Nation leaders are worried about how the Husky Energy oil pipeline spill will affect their people and wildlife in and around the North Saskatchewan River.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson
Raonic dispatches Lu with ease in straight sets at Rogers Cup
Milos Raonic returns the ball against Yen-Hsun Lu during second round Rogers Cup tennis action in Toronto on Wednesday, July 27, 2016.
Oklahoma's first black state senator dies at 86
Samsung's profit surges to 2-year high on Galaxy phone sales
Toronto Argonauts’ Kilgore prepares to step into starting position
Toronto Argonauts' Devon Wylie, right, is congratulated by teammate Logan Kilgore after Wylie's touchdown during first half CFL action against the Montreal Alouettes in Toronto on July 25, 2016.
Saskatoon woman sentenced for impaired driving crash that killed family of four
Venus Williams opens Rogers Cup with blowout win
Edmonton Eskimos welcome an old friend – even if he’s a foe
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Matt Nichols (15) throws against the Calgary Stampeders during the second half of CFL action in Winnipeg on July 21, 2016.
Anderson Varejao to miss Olympics with back injury
Security agencies face ‘real challenge’ fighting terrorism: London police head
Identifying and tracking people who could turn into terrorists remains a challenge, says Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, Commissioner of London’s Metropolitan Police.
Ottawa hands out back pay to public servants after system issues
Jarrad Yardon, a student working for the Department of National Defence, was finally compensated after waiting seven months for pay.
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Why India is the most promising of all emerging markets
Passengers board a train as it sits on the platform at Mantri Sampige Square Metro station, in Bengaluru, India.
The Latest: California heat brings energy 'Flex Alert'
Veteran quarterback Burris returns under centre for Ottawa Redblacks
Ottawa Redblacks' quarterback Henry Burris throws the ball during the 103rd Grey Cup against the Edmonton Eskimos in Winnipeg, Man. Sunday, Nov. 29, 2015. Burris, the CFL's outstanding player last year, opened the season under centre for the defending East Division champions but suffered a finger injury in Ottawa's 45-37 overtime win over the Edmonton Eskimos. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
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Democrats still in love with Obama; he asks them to love someone new
President Barack Obama and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton wave following a campaign event at the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte, N.C., Tuesday, July 5, 2016. Democrats are still in love with Obama and he's asking them to love Clinton. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Susan Walsh
Lethbridge, Alta., police arrest man in death of nine-month-old boy
Photos of the Day for July 27
Boxing trainer Moacyr Lima (L) trains Leandro Guignoni in beach boxing at Pepe beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The Latest: Welch's wife steps aside from Comcast case
OLYMPIC PREVIEW:CBC to offer widespread Rio coverage over airwaves and online
CBC's Rio 2016 Olympic Games set at the International Broadcast Centre is seen in this undated handout photo. CBC is promising Canadian viewers widespread coverage to the Rio Games which begin August 5. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ HO, CBC *MANDATORY CREDIT*
Gold rally drives impressive results for Canadian miners
Kinross’ Tasiast pit gold mine in Mauritania.
Switzerland's Belinda Bencic says she is out of Rio Olympics
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Video: Arizona woman killed by officer wielded scissors
FILE - In this Monday, July 25, 2016 file photo, Chris Fleischman protests outside Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery's office in Phoenix. Loreal Tsingine, a Navajo woman who was fatally shot by an Arizona police officer earlier this year, had medical scissors in her hand as she approached the lawman, body camera video released Wednesday shows. The shooting led tribal officials to urge the U.S. Justice Department to investigate the treatment of American Indians who live in towns bordering the reservation. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)
RCMP arrest Manitoban after video posted online of puppy being thrown in the air
Lexpert: Perceived conflict won't protect minority shareholders
Search on in remote area of northern Saskatchewan for missing mushroom picker
Trudeau government lends hand to Inuit suicide prevention
Natan Obed, president of the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
Reporter Tom Gould was a trailblazer of Canadian journalism
Tom Gould, seen here in 1962, was a leading journalist in his time, a pioneer of Canadian TV journalism, and the architect of the modern CTV News.
Infor deal with ECN Capital is making heads spin
Neil Selfe, CEO of Infor Acquisition Corp., is seen this file photo.
Shrwed moves by Buono gives Lions depth to overcome key injuries
Pokemon Go's success shows it's time to pay attention to augmented reality
Mia Pearson
More than $140M available to return to Oklahoma agencies
Yes to B.C.’s new tax on offshore home buyers
A sold sign is pictured outside a home in Vancouver on June, 28, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Suns add Jay Triano, Tyrone Corbin to coaching staff
Some French media ban IDs of attackers to stop "hero" effect
Utah man accused of illegal poaching of Nevada elk
This July 23, 2016 photo provided by the Iron County Jail in Cedar City, Utah shows Zack Holdaway, of Cedar City, Utah. Holdaway is scheduled to appear in justice court in Pioche, Nevada next month on charges accusing him of illegally killing a trophy elk and several other poaching-related charges in southern Nevada related to an incident in August 2015. (Iron County Sheriff's Office via AP)
Canadian weightlifter Christine Girard in line for Olympic medal upgrade to gold
Christine Girard of Canada competes during the women's 63-kg, group A, weightlifting competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics, Tuesday, July 31, 2012, in London. Canadian weightlifter Christine Girard's bronze medal from the London Olympics could be upgraded to gold after the two women who finished ahead of her were nabbed in doping retests. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Hassan Ammar
The Latest: Boy, 7, dies after wandering from summer camp
Utah Planned Parenthood pulls condoms with Mormon symbol
Veteran energy analyst departs from Macquarie Capital
Macquarie Capital Markets Canada Ltd. is losing a veteran energy analyst.
Canadian Eugenie Bouchard advances to third round at Rogers Cup
Eugenie Bouchard of Canada celebrates her victory over Dominika Cibulkova of Slovakia during second round of play at the Rogers Cup tennis tournament Wednesday July 27, 2016 in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
VIEWER GUIDE: Clinton to make her own case Thursday
Supporters of Hillary Clinton hold signs during the third day of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia , Wednesday, July 27, 2016. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
Authorities raid mosque in northern Germany
The Wednesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
A sold sign is pictured outside a home in Vancouver on June, 28, 2016. Canada's national housing agency rang more alarm bells about Vancouver's real estate sector after it released a report Wednesday saying there is now strong evidence of problematic conditions in the city. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Officials name 4 Chinese nationals killed in Arizona crash
The wreckage of a van that collided with a Dallas Cowboys bus is seen near Kingman, Ariz., Sunday, July 24, 2016. Authorities said multiple people in the van died but nobody on the bus was seriously injured. (Barry White/KTNV via The AP)
Teenager killed in Munich shooting buried in Greece
AP news guide: More unrest as police shooting probe goes on
Workers hose the sidewalk and mow the lawn in front of the governor's residence in St. Paul, Minn. on Wednesday, July 27, 2016, after police arrested dozens of protesters Tuesday and early Wednesday as they sought to reopen the street. The location has been the focal point of days of protests following the fatal shooting of Philando Castile by a St. Anthony police officer during a traffic stop in Falcon Heights on July 6. Police currently have closed the block to traffic. (Jean Pieri /Pioneer Press via AP)
Magali Harvey bitter over exclusion from Olympic rugby sevens squad
Ten questions for Canadian model Crista Cober
‘Today my beauty routine consists of short showers, lots of moisturizer and rocking the clean and simple look,’ model Crista Cober says. ‘Less is more.’
As Canadian bank shares soar, short-term investors beware
Canadian bank headquarters on Bay Street in Toronto.
British Columbia’s housing market is a tell on politics
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Mexican official: drug lord will finish sentence at home
US board declines to release '20th hijacker' from Guantanamo
Kilgore next man up with Toronto Argonauts starter Ray on the mend
Toronto Argonauts' Devon Wylie, right, is congratulated by teammate Logan Kilgore after Wylie's touchdown during first half CFL action against the Montreal Alouettes in Toronto on July 25, 2016. It's a drill Scott Milanovich has sadly become very proficient at over his four-plus seasons as Toronto Argonauts head coach. On Sunday, Logan Kilgore will get the start when Toronto visits the Ottawa Redblacks with incumbent Ricky Ray out three-to-six weeks with a knee injury. Although Ray led Toronto to a Grey Cup in his first season with the club in 2012, he has battled injuries throughout his tenure with the club. Fortunately, the Argos have always had a solid stable of quality arms like Zach Collaros, Jarious Jackson, Trevor Harris and now Kilgore ready to step in with Ray on the mend.
Homebuilders, real estate board says new B.C. property tax hurts province
Premier Christy Clark and Finance Minister Michael de Jong, discuss amendments regarding housing issues in Greater Vancouver from the South lawn during a press conference at the Legislature in Victoria on July 25, 2016. British Columbia's real estate and home building industries say property buyers and sellers fear collapsed deals and financial losses after the province announced plans to bring in a new property transfer tax on foreign buyers next week.Bob de Wit, the chief executive of the Greater Vancouver Home Builders' Association, says there is panic among foreign buyers who signed pre-sale properties agreements and are now trying to avoid paying the tax before it comes into effect on Tuesday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito
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Two questions leaders should ask to get the creative juices flowing
Roy Osing
Dickey struggles again, Blue Jays lose 8-4 to Padres
Smoke in Ottawa data centre shuts down e-mail for 50,000 civil servants
Why Russian hackers would meddle in U.S. politics
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Ontario tube producer fined $50k after worker injured by fallen post
Mad magazine artist and prolific illustrator Jack Davis dies
FILE - In this Oct. 11, 2011 file photo, cartoonist Jack Davis attends an event honoring him by the Savannah College of Art and Design and the National Cartoonists Society in Savannah, Ga. Davis, the prolific Mad magazine illustrator, cartoonist and movie poster artist, died Wednesday, July 27, 2016, according to the University of Georgia, his alma mater. He was 91. (AP Photo/Stephen Morton, File)
Smoke in Ottawa data centre shuts down BlackBerry email, Phoenix pay system
SABMiller suspends integration, shuts out AB InBev
SABMiller PLC has suspended work on integrating the brewer’s operations with that of suitor Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV, potentially throwing the industry’s biggest deal ever into disarray.
Twitter and Akamai skid; Apple and Edwards climb
Whole Foods' sales fall again as competitors draw customers
FILE - In this June 24, 2015, file photo, a shopper leaves a Whole Foods Market store in New York's Union Square. Whole Foods reports financial results Wednesday, July 27, 2016. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File)
Inuit need a common understanding of suicide to stop it: study
Inuit leaders Johannes Lampe, left to right, Cathy Towtongie and Natan Obed walk through a field in Kuujjuaq, Quebec Wednesday, July 27, 2016 after the release of the first national Inuit suicide prevention strategy. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ HO, Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami *MANDATORY CREDIT*
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