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Wild truffle grows on Paris rooftop, in scientific mystery
Chart Watch: Bull market may face icy path in early 2018
It’s time to stop fighting about imaginary ‘isms’
Doug Saunders
The Globe’s annual Christmas painting: A Quebec Village Street, Winter by Clarence Alphonse Gagnon
Clarence Alphonse Gagnon. A Quebec Village Street, Winter, 1920. Oil on canvas, 56.5 x 74.2 cm.The Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario. © 2017 Art Gallery of Ontario AGOID.76673
How I conquered my inner grinch (sort of)
Margaret Wente
Toronto Mayor John Tory’s election-year pitch: ‘We can’t go backward’
Toronto Mayor John Tory.
Billionaires and politicians don’t mix on vacation
Elizabeth Renzetti
AP FACT CHECK: Tax plan shows 2 things can be true at once
House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wis., back left center, and other lawmakers react as President Donald Trump speaks about the passage of the tax overhaul bill on the South Lawn at the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2017. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
Putin vows to modernize Russia, challengers prepare for race
Russian President Vladimir Putin, first row second left, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, center, United Russia party leader Boris Gryzlov, first row left, and acting Secretary of the General Council of United Russia Andrey Turchak , second right, stand as the national anthem is sang during a meeting of the United Russia party congress in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, Dec. 23, 2017. Putin will to speak about his plans at a congress of the main Kremlin party, the United Russia, to spell out his program as he runs for re-election. (Alexei Druzhinin, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP)
Yukon stops putting warning labels on liquor labels at after industry concerns
A by the numbers look at B.C.'s record setting 2017 wildfire season
Tacheena Sutherland, 8, left, watches Nevaeh Porter, 9, look at the burned out truck at her grandparents' home in in Ashcroft, B.C., on Monday November 27, 2017. Little remains of the wreckage from Angie Thorne's home after a wildfire tore through her reserve in central British Columbia earlier this year. The blackened concrete, twisted metal chairs and seared welcome sign have all been removed, replaced with gravel backfill. "It's heartbreaking but it feels good to be back here," Thorne says, looking around the place she lived for 21 years. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff Bassett
Residents, businesses still struggling after precedent-setting B.C. fire season
Angie Thorne stands where her house once stood on the Ashcroft Indian Reserve, B.C., on Monday November 27, 2017. Little remains of the wreckage from Angie Thorne's home after a wildfire tore through her reserve in central British Columbia earlier this year. The blackened concrete, twisted metal chairs and seared welcome sign have all been removed, replaced with gravel backfill. "It's heartbreaking but it feels good to be back here," Thorne says, looking around the place she lived for 21 years. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff Bassett
Buying used: Looking for a stylish, reliable car for under $15,000
2014 Mazda3.
Ukraine grateful for US weapons, Russia voices outrage
Indian court convicts politician for embezzling state funds
Afghan governor dismisses announcement he has resigned
Queen's cousin apologizes for jewelry some found offensive
AP News in Brief at 11:04 p.m. EST
Text-blocking iPhone feature helps you keep your eyes on the road
While the ‘Do Not Disturb While Driving’ feature is activated, the phone either senses via Bluetooth that you’re driving or uses the accelerometer to block incoming texts.
Dec. 23: A modest language enrichment. Plus other letters to the editor
A white weasel near Polson, Mont.
Coptic diocese says hundreds attack church in Egypt
French, Niger presidents discus migration, extremism
FILE - In this Dec.19, 2017 file photo, French President Emmanuel Macron adjusts his tie at the Elysee Palace, in Paris. As Macron turns 40 Thursday, he's wrapping up a remarkable year. In the seven months since he won a long-shot presidential bid, he has proved to be a key leader in Europe and in the world, at the forefront of the battles against terrorism and climate change and mediating in crises around the Middle East. Now the hard part: transforming France, where critics brand him an arrogant monarch. (AP Photo/Francois Mori, File)
London Zoo fire: 1 aardvark dead, 4 meerkats presumed dead
Firefighters work at the scene of a fire, at the Adventure cafe and shop near the Meerkat enclosure at London Zoo, in London, Saturday Dec. 23, 2017. A fire at London Zoo has been brought under control but it is not clear if any animals were injured. Zoo officials initially said Saturday morning "it is not believed" animals were hurt after the blaze broke out in a zoo cafe near an animal petting area, but later reports suggested at least one animal may be missing. (Dominic Lipinski/PA via AP)
The Latest: Russia attacks US decision to arm Ukraine
Who's next: End of an era as "Doctor Who" gets a new star
In this undated handout photo, actors David Bradley and Peter Capaldi in a scene from the Christmas episode of the show “Doctor Who“. The global success of the venerable sci-fi series means that fans around the world will also tune in Saturday to watch Peter Capaldi's final adventure as the space-hopping Time Lord known as the Doctor. (Simon Ridgway/ BBC Worlwide Limited via AP)
Egypt's health ministry says 13 killed in road accident
Somali refugees who fled drought, extremism face ration cuts
In this photo taken Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017, Somali mothers bring their children to be fed at a nutrition center in the Melkadida refugee camp in south-eastern Ethiopia. Some walked for days to escape the threat of Africa's deadliest Islamic extremist group and the desperation of drought but the problems for more than 200,000 Somali refugees are far from over. (AP Photo/Elias Meseret)
Quebec ticket takes Friday night's $60 million Lotto Max jackpot
Aide: Mismanagement claims meant to smear Honduras cardinal
The GOP fights for its own voters to stop the next Roy Moore
Mosul's morgue men sought glimmer of humanity amid atrocity
Mosul's morgue men endured worst of Islamic State butchery
In this Nov. 8, 2017 photo, medical assistant Sameh al-Azzawi walks inside a refrigerated container carrying dozens of bodies in a morgue in Mosul, Iraq. Al-Azzawi at times secretly sewed the heads of people decapitated by Islamic State group militants back onto their bodies as a gesture to their families, a small show of humanity in a job that had to deal with the worst of the militants’ atrocities. (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)
Storm leaves 120 dead, 160 missing in southern Philippines
In this photo made from video by Aclimah Disumala, Friday, Dec. 22, 2017, villagers cross raging flood waters in Lanao del Norte, Zamboanga Pennisula, southern Philippines. A tropical storm has unleashed flash floods and set off landslides in the southern Philippines leaving dozens of people dead. (Aclimah Disumala via the AP)
With few options, Israeli couples turn to rogue weddings
In this Thursday, Dec. 14, 2017 photo, Rabbi Chuck Davidson signs a" Ktuba," a Jewish wedding contract during a wedding in Ein Hemed. A growing number of Israeli couples are defying the country’s Chief Rabbinate and marrying in unsanctioned weddings. The couples include people who have difficulty proving their Jewishness to the strict rabbinic authorities, but many are simply fed up with the establishment’s monopoly over an intimate and emotional custom. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)
Friday's Games
Prosecutor: 'No doubt' gunman was targeting police officers
Harrisburg Police block off sections of the street after a shooting, Friday, Dec. 22, 2017. A prosecutor says there's "no doubt" a gunman who fired at police in several locations in the capital city before they shot and killed him was targeting police officers. Authorities say Ahmed Aminamin El-Mofty fired at a Harrisburg police officer on Friday afternoon and later at a state trooper, wounding her. They say he later approached police with two handguns and fired many shots at them before they returned fire and killed him. (Mark Pynes /PennLive.com via AP)
Montreal Canadiens hang on in 3-2 victory over Calgary Flames
Calgary Flames goalie Mike Smith (41) reacts as Montreal Canadiens right wing Brendan Gallagher (11) scores a goal during the third period at Scotiabank Saddledome.
33 killed as bus falls into river in western India
Dec. 23: Your daily horoscope
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Byron Froese scores first goal since Feb. 2016, Canadiens beat Flames 3-2
Montreal Canadiens' Brendan Gallagher celebrates his goal during third period NHL hockey action against the Calgary Flames, in Calgary on Friday, Dec. 22, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Todd Korol
Manitoba downs San Antonio 3-1, extends franchise-best point streak to 16 games
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