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November 22

Bjugstad lifts Panthers to 2-1 shootout win over Maple Leafs
Josh Anderson scores overtime winner as Blue Jackets blank Flames
Columbus Blue Jackets left wing Artemi Panarin follows the puck in the air in the second period against the Calgary Flames at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, on Nov. 22, 2017.
Canada's 150 year ends on ice, but no hockey pucks, triple jumps allowed
Construction continues on the skating rink on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Monday, Nov. 20, 2017. The rink is part of a $5.6 million budget that includes a contest to bring 32 peewee house league hockey teams from across the country to Ottawa for a tournament after Christmas. The rink comes complete with cooling system, grandstands and boards. But outside of the tournament and a few other assorted events, there will be no hockey allowed on the ice. Also no food, no rough housing, no tag, no figure or speed skating, and no carrying of children. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang
Oilers halt three-game losing streak with win over Red Wings
Edmonton Oilers centre Leon Draisaitl skates with the puck during the third period against the Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, on Nov. 22, 2017.
Knicks outscore Raptors 41-10 in 3rd, win 108-100
Brock Boeser continues hot streak, leads Canucks past Penguins
Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby looks for an opening in a crowded crease during the second period against the Vancouver Canucks in Pittsburgh, on Nov. 22, 2017.
Q&A: Denzel on 'Roman J. Israel,' 'Malcolm X' and 'Shaft'
Review: Joe Biden’s memoir, Promise Me, Dad, is a meditation on life and death
In this March 13, 2017 file photo, former Vice President Joe Biden speaks during an event to formally launch the Biden Institute at the University of Delaware.
Painting by Group of Seven co-founder Lawren Harris sells for more than $3-million
Mountains East of Maligne Lake by artist Lawren Stewart Harris is shown in his handout image.
Anderson's goal in OT gives Blue Jackets 1-0 win over Flames
Ovechkin, Vrana send Capitals to 5-2 win over Senators
Heat top Celtics 104-98, snap Boston's 16-game win streak
Oilers halt losing streak with 6-2 win over Red Wings
Boeser scores twice, leads Canucks past Penguins
Heartthrob David Cassidy starred in The Partridge Family
David Cassidy gained widespread fame playing Keith Partridge in the early seventies television hit The Partridge Family. Mr. Cassidy continued to tour, record and act over the next 40 years, even though much of his appeal had faded.
Private landowner rights can clash with public beach access
Horgan warns against overtaxing burgeoning cannabis industry
B.C. Premier John Horgan is warning cities they can’t gouge cannabis businesses with licensing fees if the province wants to squeeze out the sizable black market once the drug becomes legal next summer.
No bones about it: Saskatchewan bill calls for T. rex to be province's fossil
Rohingya refugees fear cyclone season in Bangladesh
Rohingya refugees walk back to their homes at a refugee camp in the Bangladeshi district of Ukhia on Nov. 22, 2017.
John Horgan invites experts to cabinet for Site C dam debate
An independant utilities regulator concluded the Site C dam project, a section of which is seen in September, is already over budget and will cost at least $10-billion to complete.
Toronto school board votes to end program that puts police officers in high schools
A Toronto Police badge.
Toronto school board votes to end having officers stationed in schools
Safety at Toronto's City Hall: Metal detectors, bag searches could be coming
The empty council chamber at Toronto City Hall sits quiet in 2014.
B.C. welcomes new funds for social housing as critics urge Ottawa to act quickly
Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, talks with reporters in St. John's, N.L. on Sept. 13, 2017.
Canadian men’s ski team off to the races at Lake Louise
Manuel Osborne-Paradis of Canada and coach Johno McBride are seen during men's downhill training for the FIS alpine skiing World Cup in Lake Louise, Alta., on Wednesday.
Liberals’ new national housing plan comes up short
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Chelsea roars into Champions League knockout stage
Chelsea midfielder Willian takes a shot during the UEFA Champions League Group C match between Qarabag FK and Chelsea FC in Baku, on Nov. 22, 2017.
'Like chilies in my nose:' Coping with Delhi's toxic smog
Untouched by age, Stampeders' Messam ready for return to Grey Cup
Calgary Stampeders' Jerome Messam celebrates his two point conversion during second quarter CFL West Final football action in Calgary, on Nov. 19, 2017.
Brexit uncertainty deepens as agency shares grim economic outlook
Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond speaks in Birmingham, England in 2016. Britain and the EU began negotiations on a future relationship last March, and little has been accomplished.
Report: 2 women claim Franken touched them inappropriately
Auditor’s report calls out gaps in Nova Scotia’s health-care system
Nova Scotia Auditor-General Michael Pickup listens to a question during a news conference in Halifax on June 8, 2016.
B.C. snowplow operator praised for role in saving elderly man’s life
Crew of Air Force jet that crashed in West Texas identified
Group challenges B.C.’s interpretation of law on destruction of wild animals
A black bear cub is pictured in the Dawson Creek, B.C., area on May 6, 2016, before it was destroyed by a conservation officer.
Commission alerted to review allegations against TripAdvisor
12 of 14 nursing home deaths after Irma ruled homicides
Papua New Guinea officials remove last refugees from camp
B.C. to reimburse methadone patients for taking clinic fees off welfare cheques
Details of the agreement were filed by plaintiff Laura Shaver, shown in this Aug. 2017 file photo, and outline how B.C. will reimburse 70 per cent of the $7.7-million, plus interest, collected from more than 11,700 methadone patients.
Stampeders return to Grey Cup looking to avenge last year's stunning loss.
How Canada is dominating the field of sexuality research
The Globe and Mail spoke to several of Canada’s best sexuality researchers about what they’re delving into now and about the vast expanses of sexual life that remain misunderstood.
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UN envoy: sexual attacks against Rohingya may be war crimes
In this Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017, photo, tents are seen in the Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh where Rohingya Muslims live, after crossing over from Myanmar into Bangladesh. More than 620,000 Rohingya have fled Rakhine for neighbouring Bangladesh since late August 2017, when the military launched what it called "clearance operations" in response to insurgent attacks. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E)
3 high school football players charged with raping teen girl
DirecTV to pay $9.5M to settle hazardous waste allegations
Baltimore police officer won't face disciplinary hearing
Review: Marine Life is submerged in love and climate change
Rosa Laborde’s Marine Life is perhaps the most pleasant hour and a half you’ll spend contemplating the end of the world.
Debris removal from Harvey starts to wrap up in Texas
Correction: Border Patrol-Agent Dies story
Being needed is exhausting, but can be very rewarding
Sandra Martin
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Cop says woman near teen when he opened fire, killing both
Globe editorial: Trying to understand the Finance Minister’s blind spot
Minister of Finance Bill Morneau listens to a question as he speaks to reporters in the Foyer of the House of Commons on Parliament Hill following Question Period, in Ottawa on Oct. 26, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang
California governor pardons man following advanced DNA test
This undated photo provided by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation shows Craig Richard Coley. Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017, pardoned Coley, a man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and her 4-year-old son nearly four decades ago after modern DNA tests suggested he was probably innocent. Coley, 70, has consistently maintained his innocence since he was arrested the same day 24-year-old Rhonda Wicht and her 4-year-old son, Donald Wicht, were found dead in her Simi Valley apartment on Nov. 11, 1978. (California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation via AP)
Trump SoHo hotel to drop ‘Trump’ name amid reports of sagging business
The Trump SoHo, a luxury condominium-hotel in Lower Manhattan, on April 4, 2016.
Man charged in pit bull's fatal beating, stabbing
One-fifth of Upper Midwest residents travelling for holiday
Police: Slain detective shot day before grand jury testimony
Sessions orders review of database used in background checks on gun buyers
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks at the Federalist Society's 2017 National Lawyers Convention in Washington, on Nov. 17, 2017.
Dan Gilroy’s new film Roman J. Israel, Esq. hinged completely on Denzel Washington
Director Dan Gilroy and Denzel Washington on the set of Roman J. Israel, Esq.
1 escaped inmate captured, 2 others suspected in ATM robbery
Former SEC quarterback savoring HBCU experience at Grambling
Bond issue led by Alberta First Nations raises $545-million for Suncor deal
Fort McKay and the Mikisew Cree First Nations will use funds to buy 49-per-cent stake in oil-storage facility owned by Suncor.
Man and 2 boys charged in weapons incident in Niagara Falls, Ont.
Federal government contributes $100-million to B.C. wildfire relief efforts: Horgan
The area of Boston Flats, B.C. is pictured on July 11, 2017, after a wildfire ripped through the area earlier in the week.
One of 14 inmates charged in Saskatchewan Penitentiary riot pleads not guilty
The men's maximum security unit of the Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert, Sask., is shown on Jan. 23, 2001. One of 14 men accused of taking part in a deadly riot at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary has pleaded not guilty to both charges. Brett Babisky, who is 28, appeared Wednesday via video link in provincial court in Prince Albert. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Thomas Porter
Therapist who advised baby bottle for boy, 9, gets court win
Mexican baseball league to get first female umpire
ACLU says teen detained over suspected gang ties released
AP Explains: What the Uber data breach is all about
FILE - This Wednesday, March 1, 2017, file photo shows an exterior view of the headquarters of Uber in San Francisco. Uber paid $100,000 to hackers who stole data on the ride-hailing company’s drivers and riders, then kept the massive data breach quiet for a year. This latest stain on Uber’s reputation also raises serious questions about ransom payments to hackers, and legal implications as states and federal governments investigate whether Uber violated laws about notifying consumers about their stolen data. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File)
Ecuador again tells Assange to not meddle in other countries
FILE - In this May 19, 2017 file photo, Julian Assange greets supporters outside the Ecuadorian embassy in London. Ecuador’s government released a statement Wednesday, Nov. 22, once again calling on Assange to not intervene in the affairs of other countries following Spanish complaints about his contacts with Catalan secessionists, though it said the Wikileaks founder would continue enjoying political asylum in its London embassy. (AP Photo/Frank Augstein, File)
Witness testifies he sold Dellen Millard a gun days before Laura Babcock vanished
Laura Babcock is shown in a Toronto Police Service handout photo.
Deputy films mother bear, 2 cubs at California shopping mall
This will be the most important chart for investors in 2018
A Canadian investor who feels the wealth effect from the rising value of his or her home, and purchases a U.S. technology stock, is an example of how monetary policy constantly bleeds across borders.
Stampeders defensive end Charleston Hughes starts Grey Cup banter
Russia says expert body on Syria chemical attacks 'is dead'
Federal judge blocks Texas ban of common abortion procedure
Uber's tight-lipped response to data breach puts it in bad company
Uber employees are seen at the ride-hailing company’s San Fransisco, Calif., offices on March 27. On Tuesday, Uber disclosed that it was the victim of a major data breach last October.
Oklahoma appeals court tosses life sentence in rape case
Sessions orders review of background check system for guns
Streetwise newsletter: From ROB Magazine: Top executives in crisis
People walk by a Bay Street sign at the financial district in Toronto, October 10, 2008. REUTERS/Mark Blinch
Arkansas college student accused of considering mass attack
LaVar Ball is doing the world a favour by giving Trump someone to fixate on
Cathal Kelly
Field Museum to determine identities of lions on display
Witness testifies he sold Dellen Millard a gun days before Laura Babcock vanished
A witness at a murder trial says he sold one of the accused a gun days before a young Toronto woman vanished. Matthew Ward-Jackson says he pleaded guilty to the gun transaction with Dellen Millard, shown in a police handout photo, that took place in early July 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO
Jeep Compasses recalled; air bag can shoot loose fasteners
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Why TransCanada investors haven't benefited from the Keystone approval
David Berman
High personal taxes a blemish on Canada’s appeal for international talent
Canada’s high personal-tax rate makes it a more expensive place to work for high-skilled, highly paid talent – precisely the kind of people the country is trying to attract.
Evening Update newsletter: Canada’s housing strategy, Zimbabwe, Ontario’s minimum wage
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits a housing development in Toronto's Lawrence Heights neighbourhood ahead of a policy announcement , on Wednesday November 22, 2017.
Argos coach Trestman says Wilder Jr. from different era of athlete
Toronto Argonauts' James Wilder Jr. takes part in the Grey Cup East Division champions practice in Ottawa on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Sheriff admits sending sexually explicit photo in uniform
Wellsite pipeline leak spills 560 barrels of oil emulsion into Alberta swamp
Federal government looks to provinces for billions to support housing plan
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits a housing development in Toronto's Lawrence Heights neighbourhood on Nov. 22, 2017.
First LNG shipment leaves B.C. for China as industry looks to expand exports
The Wednesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (right) stands with Jason Chen, Development Director at Toronto Community Housing as he visits a housing development in Toronto's Lawrence Heights neighbourhood ahead of a policy announcement, on Wednesday November 22, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Raps say point guard Wright won't need surgery on injured shoulder 'at this time'
Men are from Mars, women have particular investing needs
‘A woman’s definition of investing is much broader than the traditional equity market. She wants to make a difference – that’s universal,’ says Barbara Stewart.
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