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Man who took girlfriend from hospital waives extradition
What Corporate Canada wants from Trudeau’s China visit
Shipping containers stacked up at the port in Qingdao, China, stand as testament that business between China and Canada is still booming despite economic downturn.
City slingers: Functional and fashionable tote bags for the fall
Rag & Bone’s slim satchel is poised for It-bag status thanks to its union of flash and function.
Bullish potential on Winnebago Industries
Employees and customers are seen next to a Winnebago motor home in the show room of Altmans Winnebago dealership in Carson, Friday June 20, 2008.
Functional and fashionable tote bags for the fall
In the coming credit crisis, some Canadian banks will take a harder hit
Andrew Willis
Ottawa eyes banking fees as major lenders cut costs
The federal government is keeping an eye on consumer banking fees as major lenders slash costs.
Mom who died saving son kept him above water until rescue
GameStop, Aceto fall sharply, while Rackspace Hosting gains
Sobeys withdraws appeal of discrimination decision as company faces boycotts
Court filings illuminate both sides' fears in bridge case
Dozens treated as heroin overdose spikes hit several states
QEW toll lanes were met with strong demand – but will it last?
High-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes let solo drivers pay their way into less busy carpool lanes, costing about $180 for the three months.
The close: TSX fluctuates as resources trim gains on Fed rate hike talk
A Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) logo is seen in Toronto in this file photo.
Maia wants title shot if he beats Condit at Fight Night in Vancouver
Demian Maia, left, of Brazil, and Carlos Condit, of Albuquerque, N.M., pose during the weigh-in for a UFC Fight Night event in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday August 26, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Prostitution case: judge rejects man's claim he was the victim of public shaming
How to diversify an economy: Four lessons for Canada
Foxconn workers assemble a Hewlett Packard computer in 2012.
US fines airlines for lacking information about compensation
4 suspects killed in running gun battle in Mexico
Turkey urged to prove ex-ambassador to Canada had ties to failed coup
In this file photo dated July 25, 2016, a crowd shouts slogans during an anti-coup rally in Istanbul.
Diagnostic images of patients in Saskatoon lost in archives: health region
Biden: $2.45B loan for Amtrak upgrades in Northeast Corridor
Quebec coalition of businesses and unions in favour of Energy East pipeline
TransCanada President and CEO Russ Girling announces the new Energy East Pipeline during a news conference in Calgary, Alberta in this August 1, 2013 file photo.
CFL changes rule on coaches challenges, first challenge no longer 'free'
Véronique Hivon drops out of PQ leadership race due to health issues
Parti Quebecois leadership candidate Veronique Hivon is resigning from the race citing health reasons.
Why you need to look where capital is scarce, an infrastructure stock worth examining, and how the humans are beating the investing robots
A magnifying glass highlights a question mark.
Yonge and St. Clair is ‘going to be great again,’ real estate firm says
Eight-storey mural by British street artist Phlegm is painted on the side of office building at southwest corner of Yonge and St. Clair.
UN renews commitment to help implement Colombia cease-fire
Appeal court to hear Trader Joe's suit involving B.C. man reselling groceries
Pirate Joe's owner Mike Hallatt, who resells products from U.S. specialty grocery store Trader Joe's, stands for a photograph outside a new larger location where he's working to reopen his store, in Vancouver on July 14, 2016. A U.S. court has the authority to hear a trademark lawsuit by grocery chain Trader Joe's against a man who buys the company's products and resells them in Vancouver at Pirate Joe's, a store designed to mimic a real Trader Joe's, a federal appeals court ruled Friday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Quebec coalition of businesses and unions in favour of Energy East pipeline
Test your capacity to lead
Music at work is good for team building.
Three Ottawa men sentenced on terrorism-related charges
Ashton Larmond is shown in an undated photo.
Photo of separated elderly couple draws attention to bed shortage in B.C.
Wolfram Gottschalk, 83, and his wife Anita, 81, cry upon seeing each other in Yale Road Centre in Surrey, B.C., in this recent handout photo. The couple have been married for 62 years but are now living in separate care homes. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Ashley Bartyik *MANDATORY CREDIT*
Canada's trade with China
Alberta's Notley says budget plan is working but she'll alter if need be
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley arrives for a meeting of provincial premiers in Whitehorse, Yukon, Thursday, July, 21, 2016. Notley says her government will stick with its economic plan despite a budget deficit of almost $11 billion, but will alter course if necessary. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Key staffer leaves John Tory’s office to lead Toronto public-housing overhaul
Chris Phibbs, who has worked with former councilor Kyle Rae, former mayor David Miller and Mayor John Tory, has been recently appointed to spearhead reforms at Toronto Community Housing Corp.
The Latest: Orca breeding ban goes to California governor
Alaska identifies first case of H5N2 bird flu
Three plead guilty on terrorism-related charges after planning to join ISIL
Mom convicted of killing girl whose body was found in ravine
What to watch, read, cook and drink this weekend
Tika Sumpter, left, and Parker Sawyers in a scene from "Southside With You."
Director Luc Bertrand buying at TMX Group
The TMX Group logo, home of the TSX, is shown in Toronto on June 28, 2013.
ICE Futures Canada Friday: Canola futures prices higher, barley unchanged
Five things Canadians can take away from Stephen Harper's time in politics
Stephen Harper waves to a guest at a ceremony where he was sworn-in as Canada's 22nd prime minister in Ottawa Monday Feb. 6, 2006. Former prime minister Stephen Harper will resign Friday as a member of parliament, The Canadian Press has learned. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
What it’s like ... to be reminded why I chose to be a doctor
My first year of medical school left me wondering if being a doctor was for me but talking to a patient reminded me why I wanted to do it in the first place.
Turkey urged to prove that former ambassador to Canada had ties to failed coup
Some of what was said Friday about Stephen Harper's decision to resign seat
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper delivers his campaign speech at a rally in Guelph, Ont., Saturday, Jan. 21, 2006. Former prime minister Stephen Harper will resign Friday as a member of parliament, The Canadian Press has learned. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Tom Hanson
Authenticity of latest Tom Thomson sketch remains a mystery
The sketch in question depicts a large building in what appears to be an alpine setting, with a signature, ‘Tom Thomson,’ on the lower right-hand corner.
Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week
Weekly Summary Corporate dividends, name changes, new listings
Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead
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The Latest: Big crowd for funeral of man killed in Milwaukee
Shelf life: Marcus Gee’s reading life was never the same after discovering P.G. Wodehouse
This is a June 27, 1947 file photo of British writer and humorist P.G. Wodehouse as he poses with his book "Full Moon."
Brits, Romanians among the foreigners killed in Italy quake
Cracks are seen on the wall of a house where British citizens Marcos Burnett and Will and Maria Henniker-Gotley died following an earthquake in Sommati, near Amatrice, central Italy, Friday, Aug. 26, 2016. Strong aftershocks rattled residents and rescue crews alike Friday as hopes began to dim that firefighters would find any more survivors from Wednesday's earthquake. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
Table: Risk & return
Stock market index graphs background.
Alberta woman's baking business on the rise despite tough economy
From left to right Jacob Pelletier, Giselle Courteau and Garner Beggs, owners of Edmonton’s Duchess Bake Shop
Can we say ‘our cottage, our rules’ in regards to sleeping arrangements?
David Eddie
Kansas motel owner gets probation for trying to kill wife
Jesse Metcalfe revels in real-life romance, music on TV
This image released by the Hallmark Channel shows Jesse Metcalfe from the TV series, "Chesapeake Shores," airing Sundays at 9 p.m. EST. (Ricardo Hubbs/Hallmark Channel via AP)
Trudeau wants to engage on trade, investment and human rights with China
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks at a news conference marking the end of a two-day caucus, Friday, August 26, 2016 in Saguenay Que. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot
Upstate NY lags behind NYC, rest of country in job growth
National Ballet’s apprentice program takes the best from around the world
Brenna Flaherty, Jimmy Coleman, Taylor Ciampi, Eric Beckham, Isaac Wright, Heather Capen, Minkyung Lee, Eric da Silva, Lauren Ostrander and Larkin Miller have all earned coveted places in the National Ballet of Canada’s apprenticeship program this year.
Ontario man undergoing treatment after bite from rabid cat
Actor Marvin Kaplan, a diner patron on 'Alice,' dead at 89
Halifax cabbie faces sexual assault charge after turning himself in to police
To win with Beijing, Trudeau must play both softball and hardball
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is greeted by Chinese President Xi Jinping as they take part in a bi-lateral meeting at the G20 Summit in Antalya, Turkey on Monday, November 16, 2015. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
How the late Ellen Seligman reshaped Steven Price’s epic new By Gaslight
Steven Price worked with renowned editor Ellen Seligman for more than a year on his novel By Gaslight – the last novel she edited.
Toronto must boldly invest in its future – starting with a new downtown park
Toronto wants to deck over the open rail corridor between Bathurst and Blue Jays for a downtown park.
Manitoba RCMP search for beer thieves, one dressed in goalie gear
Russia's luxury gifts for Olympic medallists spark dispute
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, center, poses with Russian Olympic medalists at a presentation ceremony of BMW cars in the Kremlin, with the Spassky Tower in the background, in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Aug. 25, 2016. Russia gave out dozens of BMW luxury cars to its Olympic medalists Thursday. (Yekaterina Shtukina/Sputnik, Government Pool Photo via AP)
Canada restores its traditional UN peacekeeping role
The Latest: Hostages say Kayla Mueller brave amid torture
UK police arrest 5 suspected of terrorism in West Midlands
Enroth replaces injured Lehner for Sweden at World Cup
Los Angeles Kings goalie Jhonas Enroth makes a save against the Buffalo Sabres during the first period of an NHL hockey game Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016, in Los Angeles. With goaltender Robin Lehner still not fully healthy, Sweden replaced him on its World Cup of Hockey roster with Jhonas Enroth. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP Photo/Danny Moloshok
Canada's most ambitious new public building is a Montreal soccer stadium
Stade de Soccer de Montréal, by Saucier+Perrotte Architectes, houses a full-size soccer field that can divided for use by local youth players, above, anchored by a glass building tieing the building to the road.
Release of Frank Ocean’s album highlights fading glory of exclusives
Frank Ocean’s long-awaited projects were released on Apple Music and iTunes last week.
Review: Joanna Connor's fierce blues on 'Six String Stories'
This CD cover image released by M.C. Records shows "Six String Stories," by Joanna Connor. (M.C. Records via AP)
Coast Guard repatriates 161 Cuban migrants to island
The Latest: Kids taken after mom's death back in California
This undated booking photo released by the Pueblo, Colo., Police Department shows Joshua Robertson, and Brittany Humphrey. Eleven days after the body of a woman was found in the Los Angeles area, the couple suspected of killing her and kidnapping her three children have been arrested in Colorado. Robertson, and Humphrey, were arrested Thursday, Aug. 25, 2016 without incident in Pueblo, Colo. about 40 miles south of Colorado Springs. The couple was wanted in connection with the death of Humphrey's half-sister, Kimberly Harvill, whose body was found with multiple gunshot wounds along a road in a remote area of Los Angeles County on Aug. 14. (Pueblo Police Department via AP)
Looking for a full body workout? TRX classes are the latest craze
These days, you can find The TRX suspended from gym ceilings across Canada.
Comfort food: Eat all'amatriciana to help quake victims
BlackBerry restructures debt to cut interest costs, signs deal with Fairfax
The colonel's secret recipe revealed? Not so fast, says KFC
B.C. wildfire costs top $100-million, but less than half of 2015 expenses
Burnt out vehicles are pictured along Highway 3 in Rock Creek, B.C., on Aug. 16, 2015.
Mentality Shift: Derek Drouin says Canada's Olympic success all psychological
De La Soul returns with same wildly creative attitude
File-This June 4, 2016, file photo shows Vincent Mason, left, David Jude Jolicoeur and Kelvin Mercer from the band De La Soul performing on day two of the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York. Twenty-five years after releasing the mercurial classic "De La Soul is Dead," the Strong Island trio of Pos, Dave and Maseo return with ".and the Anonymous Nobody" — a modern treatise of anti-establishment hip-hop. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)
Judge refuses to suspend California's assisted death law
Trade deal with China? Six key facts for Trudeau to consider
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau greets Chinese President Xi Jinping during a meeting they had at the G20 Summit in Turkey last November.
Member of biker gang shot dead in German capital
One hundred years after disappearing, Berlin (Ontario) shows signs of revival
100 years after a proud and loyal community was bullied into changing its name, John Allemang finds signs of a Germanic revival.
Sonja Bata at 90: Reflecting on the life of a reluctant style icon
Sonja Bata posed at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto as it was being built. Established in 1995, the institution brought many of her passions together under one roof.
Governor's order seeks to make Minnesota more bee-friendly
This photo taken Thursday, July 23, 2015, at a farm in Lakeville, Minn., shows honey bees at a bee hive. Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has issued an executive order restricting uses of neonicotinoid pesticides to reverse the decline of bee and other pollinator populations. Dayton made the announcement Friday, Aug. 26, 2016, at the Minnesota State Fair, joined by state agency heads and legislative leaders. He points out that pollinators are crucial to the state's $90 billion agricultural sector, but they've been in decline over the past decade. (David Joles/Star Tribune via AP)
US rig count down 2 this week to 489, Pennsylvania up 2
Yellen’s hawkish message adds weight to rate rumblings
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
B.C. wildfire costs top $100M, but still less than half of 2015 expenditures
Review: 2017 GMC Acadia goes on a diet, now shorter, lighter and less expensive
2017 GMC Acadia
There’s nothing left to buy, so let’s start building
The Toronto skyline is framed by construction cranes at a development site in Toronto, Ontario on Oct. 30, 2015.
Review: Glass Animals focus on others on terrific new CD
This CD cover image released by Wolf Tone shows "How to Be a Human Being," by Glass Animals. (Wolf Tone via AP)
Stephen Harper leaves divisive legacy at home as he eyes global business
Globe and Mail columnist John Ibbitson.
High speed CAT ferry helps vessel taking on water off Nova Scotia
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