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Prospective juror gets laughs from comedian-defendant Cosby
Tattooed 'Joker' accused of pointing gun at traffic
Drinking around the world – the Disney way
Drinking Around the World is a game spoken of online and in hushed whispers between adults seeking respite at Disney Resort poolside cabana bars.
Boston Marathon-bomber friend's family sue agents over death
FILE - This undated photo shows Ibragim Todashev. The parents of a Chechen man who was fatally shot while being questioned in Florida about a Boston Marathon bombing suspect in 2013 are suing two FBI agents and two Massachusetts state troopers for wrongful death. The lawsuit was filed Monday, May 22, 2017, in federal court in Orlando by the estate of Ibragim Todashev and Todashev's parents. (Orange County Corrections Department via AP, File)
Globe editorial: Close the loophole for foreign money in Canadian elections
Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces, during a snowstorm, that Governor General Michaelle Jean approved his recommendation to prorogue Parliament at Rideau Hall in Ottawa Thursday Dec 4 , 2008.
Interactive experiences a big part of casinos' futures
Major sponsor pulls support from Alaska's Iditarod race
FILE - This March 17, 2008, file photo, shows Deborah Bicknell from Juneau, Alaska wearing a Wells Fargo bib and posing with the "Widow's Lamp" which is lit at the beginning of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and is blown out by the last musher to the end of the sled dog race in Nome, Alaska, signifying that the race is over. Wells Fargo has dropped its sponsorship of the world's most famous sled dog race, a move race officials have blamed on animal rights groups targeting corporate offices outside Alaska. (AP Photo/Peggy Fagerstrom, File)
US announces sanctions on alleged Mexican heroin trafficker
Man arrested inside Bullock's home convicted of stalking
FILE - This Oct. 26, 2015 file photo shows actress Sandra Bullock arrives at the premiere of "Our Brand is Crisis" in Los Angeles. A man arrested inside Sandra Bullock's home in 2014 has pleaded no contest to stalking the Oscar-winning actress and breaking into her home. Joshua James Corbett entered the plea Wednesday, May 24, 2017 in a Los Angeles courtroom and was ordered to continue treatment at a mental health facility. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File)
The Latest: Airline looks into claims of warnings about man
BMO sees boost from capital-markets arm
The Bank of Montreal Financial Group building in downtown Toronto is shown on Tuesday, January 28, 2014.
Egypt blocks 21 websites for 'terrorism' and 'fake news'
Carson calls poverty a state of mind
20 men caught at Mexico resort police station held for trial
Sextuplets thriving after delivery at Virginia hospital
Tiger has no plans to retire, 'no hurry' to return either
Justice minister's father calls missing, murdered women inquiry 'bloody farce'
These stocks are set for big moves Thursday
The big banks will likely be the focus of Canadian trading on Thursday
Metrolinx appealing court loss over Bombardier contract
A Metrolinx LRV is shown being built in Thunder Bay in this recent handout photo.
Detroit-area traffic stop arrest to be reviewed by police
Painting by Quebec’s Jean Paul Riopelle sells for more than $7.4-million
The Jean Paul Riopelle painting "Vent du nord" is shown in a handout photo.
Why you should be wary of investment complacency
The upswing in investor attitudes is a growing concern for a number of reasons.
Hannity says liberal fascists after sponsors; 1 is leaving
FILE - In this March 4, 2016 file photo, Sean Hannity of Fox News appears at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Md. Fox News says it has removed from its website a speculative story about the 2016 murder of Democratic National Committee employee Seth Rich because it "was not initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting." The network had no other comment beyond the published statement on Tuesday, May 23, 2017. It also made no mention of Sean Hannity, who has done stories about the case on his prime-time television show. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File)
Steven Fletcher criticizes his own government's bill in Manitoba
Conservative MP Steven Fletcher speaks with the media as he leaves caucus on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on March 26, 2014. Fletcher, a former federal cabinet minister who is now a government backbencher in Manitoba, may be in hot water after criticizing his own government's bill.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Hall of Famer's widow causes stir with memorabilia auction
FILE - In this April 15, 1980, file photo, Willie Stargell, captain of the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates, tries on his World Series ring during a presentation before the Pirates home opener against the Chicago Cubs in Pittsburgh. The family of the baseball Hall of Famer said it is hurt and angry that his widow is auctioning his memorabilia, including his World Series ring and his National League MVP award. The auction, being conducted by SCP Auctions Inc., began Wednesday, May 25, 2017, the Post-Gazette reported. The items were selected by his second wife, Margaret Weller-Stargell. (AP Photo/Gene Puskar, File)
The dangers of rear-view mirror investing: Some historical perspective
In this Friday, Nov. 13, 2015, file photo, the American flag flies above the Wall Street entrance to the New York Stock Exchange.
Riopelle's 'Vent du nord' now Canada's second most expensive painting at $7.4M
The Jean Paul Riopelle painting "Vent du nord" is shown in a handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Heffel Auction MANDATORY CREDIT
A list of some proposed changes to Alberta's workplace rules
Greek authorities investigate cargo ship with explosives
Hottest tickets in town: Five things to do in Toronto
Rebecca Applebaum from Bad Jews.
A look at the federal Conservative leadership race, by the numbers
Five things to know about how the Conservatives will choose a new leader
13 Conservative leadership contenders sought to make their mark in the race
Conservative leadership candidate Michael Chong speaks during the Conservative Party of Canada leadership debate in Toronto on Wednesday April 26, 2017. Thirteen Conservatives vying for the leadership of their party are now in the waning days of the 15-month-long campaign.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Alberta introduces first overhaul of workplace rules in almost 30 years
Man United beats Ajax 2-0, wins Europa League
Government moves to protect sea floor mountain and thermal vents off B.C.'s coast
Coach Marcel Lacroix returns to Canadian long-track speedskating team
Canada's Justin Jackson withdraws from NBA draft to return to Maryland
Justin Jackson, from Maryland, participates in the NBA draft basketball combine Friday, May 12, 2017, in Chicago. Maryland sophomore Jackson, who would have been one of Canada's top prospects in the NBA draft, has decided to stay in school.THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Charles Rex Arbogast
Mentally ill languish in Texas jails despite funding hike
This undated photo provided by the Austin Police Department shows Jennifer Lampkin. Lampkin, a 35-year-old Austin, Texas native, has spent over a year in county jail, waiting for treatment in a mental hospital after she was accused of slapping a young girl in a Dollar General store but deemed both mentally ill and intellectually disabled by a judge. She is one of hundreds of Texans jailed rather than placed in a mental hospitals despite being deemed incompetent for trial and in need of psychological treatment. (Austin Police Department via AP)
Senators believe they can defy expectations again with first Game 7 win
Debt and income rise for Canadian farmers
According to Statistics Canada, crop revenues in Canada rose by almost 6 per cent as canola sales rose by 15 per cent.
S&P 500’s famous FANG trade has nothing on Chinese four-stock frenzy
Just four Internet stocks account for more than half of the MSCI China Index’s 22-per-cent rally this year. Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. have led the charge, surging at least 40 per cent, followed by JD.com Inc. and Baidu Inc
The Wednesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is greeted by Belgium Prime Minister Charles Michel as he arrives in Brussels, Belgium on Wednesday, May 24, 2017, to attend the NATO Summit. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Intuit and Triumph jump while Lowe's and Tiffany tumble
Ex-aide to soccer federation leader pleads guilty in scandal
Brazilian ride-hailing app 99 raises $100 million from SoftBank
Goins' slam 1 of 4 HRs for Blue Jays in 8-4 win over Brewers
Women make their mark in sport’s executive suites
Own the Podium CEO Anne Merklinger pose for a portrait on May 19, 2017 at the Terry Fox Athletic Facility in Ottawa.
Twenty-two U.S. large caps showing good short-term earnings growth
Melting pot Manchester stresses unity after concert attack
Police activity at an address in Elsmore Road, in connection with the concert blast at the Manchester Arena, in Manchester, England, Wednesday May 24, 2017. ÔªøÔªøBritish police say officers investigating the Manchester Arena concert blast have arrested a fifth suspect, and are assessing a package the suspect was carrying. Greater Manchester Police said the suspect was detained in Wigan, a town to the west of Manchester. ( Joe Giddens/PA via AP)
How major US stock market indexes fared on Wednesday
Israeli-Palestinian peace deal: It’s much harder than Trump thinks
Ajax, Ont., man, 30, charged in alleged sex assault on GO bus
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Endangered salamanders put quarry on hold as residents fight against project
Three investment themes that sound right, but aren't
News headlines are often driven by popular wisdom and this can be dangerous for investors without the time to verify the narrative.
The Latest: Brazil military protects buildings during demos
A demonstrator dressed in a black feathered costume holds a sign stating Brazil's President Michel Temer "get out", during an anti-government protest in Brasilia, Brazil, Wednesday, May 24, 2017. Temer's attempt to win back confidence and stay in power was undermined Tuesday as one aide was arrested in a fraud scheme, another aide turned over to police a bag full of cash and shouts of "down with Temer" led a Senate commission to suspend work on a package of the president's labor reforms. (AP Photo/Eraldo Peres)
I've struggled to stay motivated, says Murray
Quebec-California cap-and-trade auction sells out current allowances
Embattled Brazilian President Temer calls on troops to restore order
Demonstrators clash with police during the "Occupy Brasilia" protest against labour and social security reforms and the government of President Michel Temer in Brasilia, on May 24, 2017.
Gordon Pape: The challenge for Hydro One investors
250 complaints: Travel agency owner in Kindersley, Saskatchewan, accused of fraud
Man and woman charged after allegedly holding man in trailer for several days
Ryan Goins' grand slam helps Blue Jays sweep two-game series from Brewers
Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Ryan Goins hits a grand slam home run in the sixth inning against the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.
Calculating the business cost of ignoring mental health
Bill Howatt
Ontario ombudsman to investigate driver's licence suspension system
AP FACT CHECK: No Medicaid cuts? Really?
Judges divided in hearing on consumer agency power
FILE - In this Nov. 12, 2013, file photo, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray testifies before a Senate Committee on Banking hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. Federal appeals judges are divided as they hear arguments over whether the president should be able to more easily fire the head of the government's consumer finance watchdog agency. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, in a rare hearing by all its judges, took up the politically charged case involving the CFPB and the power of its director, Cordray. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)
Throwing chaos aside, Trump aims for caution on big trip
US President Donald Trump, right, and First Lady Melania Trump wave to reporters before boarding the Air Force One to Brussels, at the end of a 2-day visit to Italy including a meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican, at Rome's Fiumicino international airport, Wednesday, May 24, 2017. (AP Photo/Riccardo De Luca)
Jury selection begins in Ohio officer's murder retrial
4,000 troops to patrol Britain’s streets as police hunt bombing network
A British Army soldier patrols with an armed police officer near the Houses of Parliament in central London, on May 24, 2017.
Toronto pianist Tony Ann’s Chainsmokers cover leads to tour invite
Tony Ann is a young musician from Toronto whose YouTube covers earned him a spot on tour with the Chainsmokers.
On the Syrian border, Haley confronts civil war's reality
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley, right, listens to an official during a visit at the Reyhanli border crossing with Syria, near Hatay, southern Turkey, Wednesday, May 24, 2017. (AP Photo/Burhan Ozbilici, Pool)
Lexpert: Law departments beginning to change the way they do pro bono
UN: Proposed US funding cuts would make UN's work impossible
University of Saskatchewan offering buyouts to deal with drop in provincial money
Canada considers giving UN funds for victims of peacekeeping sex abuse
Minister Harjit Sajjan speaks with the media after delivering a speech to the Conference of Defence Associations Institute in Ottawa, Wednesday May 3, 2017. Two senior UN officials are thanking Canada for its commitment to peacekeeping, even though the Liberal government has yet to pick a mission.Jean-Pierre Lacroix and Atul Khare made the comments at a news conference with Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan at UN headquarters in New York.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Feds launch contest for $950M 'supercluster' plan aimed at creating jobs, growth
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Minister Navdeep Singh Bains responds to a question during Question Period in the House of Commons in Ottawa, Thursday, Feb.23, 2017. The Trudeau government is opening the competition for its $950-million "supercluster" program that aims to bring together industry and academia as a way to lift the innovation economy. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Manitoba First Nation to get new school, community centre, child services complex
McAuliffe pardons mother detained by immigration officials
Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has surgery for lung lesion
Indy 500 to beef up security after Manchester attacks
Fidget spinners: The latest craze that’s almost over before it began
Leah McLaren
Lost leaders: How poverty erodes professional development
Israel defence chief appears to confirm Trump leaked intel
Ohio police: Man holding woman by neck is killed by officer
Exclusive: Facebook signs BuzzFeed, Vox, others for original video shows - sources
Exclusive: Facebook signs BuzzFeed, Vox, others for original video shows - sources
Exclusive: Facebook signs BuzzFeed, Vox, others for original video shows - sources
Lawsuit: VA contracting changes could cut jobs for the blind
FILE - In this June 21, 2013, file photo, the seal affixed to the front of the Department of Veterans Affairs building in Washington. The House approved legislation Tuesday, May 23, to cut the time it takes for the Department of Veterans Affairs to handle appeals from veterans unhappy with their disability payouts, an effort to reduce a rapidly growing claims backlog without adding billions in government costs. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak, File)
Grain mixed, livestock mixed
How spouses can survive marital change –​ ​and be stronger for it
Protesters, politics 'without taboos' greet Trump in Belgium
Kinder Morgan prices Canadian IPO at C$17 per share: term sheet
Rep: Ronnie Wood has lung lesion successfully removed
David Beckham on US Soccer Hall of Fame ballot
Los Angeles Galaxy's David Beckham, of England, acknowledges the fans as he leaves the field after the team's 3-1 win in the MLS Cup championship soccer match against the Houston Dynamo in Carson, Calif., Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012. English midfielder Beckham, who won a pair of Major League Soccer titles with the LA Galaxy, is among the first-time candidates on the 33-player ballot for the U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Jae C. Hong
‘Pre-sale in progress.’ Inside the aggressive new strategies of Canadian department stores
A woman walks by Saks Fifth Avenue in Toronto, Saturday, December 3, 2016.
After breaking even, NY City Opera stays with reduced season
Why Melania Trump wore a veil to the Vatican – but not in Saudi Arabia
First lady Melania Trump arrives at the San Damaso courtyard at the Vatican on May 24, 2017.
Trump hotels won't ask if stays paid with foreign govt money
FILE - This Monday, Sept. 12, 2016, file photo, shows the exterior of the Trump International Hotel in downtown Washington. The Trump Organization says it will not ask guests at its hotels and resorts if they are using money from foreign governments to pay their bills, setting up a possible showdown with Democrats who accuse the president of violating the U.S. Constitution. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)
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