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Senators’ playoff run comes to an end with Game 7 double OT loss to Penguins
The Pittsburgh Penguins celebrate after scoring the game-winning goal in double overtime of Game 7 against the Ottawa Senators.
Trial begins in Regina for three men accused of robbing and killing man
China activists fear increased surveillance with new security law
Fourth person charged in death of restaurant owner in La Ronge, Sask.
Cavaliers crush Celtics, advance to play Warriors in NBA Finals
Cleveland Cavaliers’ LeBron James dribbles against Boston Celtics’ Avery Bradley in the second half during Game 5 of the 2017 NBA Eastern Conference Finals at TD Garden in Boston, on May 25, 2017.
James passes Jordan, Cavs back in Finals with 135-102 win
Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown (7) lands on Cleveland Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith (5) during the second half of Game 5 of the NBA basketball Eastern Conference finals, on Thursday, May 25, 2017, in Boston. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
Japan inflation ticks up in April as oil prices rebound
US diplomat: China tightened border controls with N. Korea
In this Wednesday, May 3, 2017 photo, a North Korean soldier looks through a pair of binoculars as he stands at a guard tower on the border near Chongsu in North Korea's North Pyongan Province, as seen from across the border in Dandong in northeastern China's Liaoning Province. The top U.S. diplomat for East Asia said Friday, May 26, 2017, that Chinese officials have told Washington they have tightened border controls with North Korea as part of U.N. sanctions aimed at halting Pyongyang's nuclear and missile activities. (Chinatopix via AP)
Stars turn out for lavish French Riviera AIDS fundraiser
LeBron James breaks Michael Jordan's playoff scoring record
Murray sure illness won't hurt his French Open chances
James surpasses Jordan as playoffs scoring leader
Texas pushes ahead with 'bathroom bill' as others shy away
Judge: UPS must pay $247M to NYC and state in cigarette case
Skydiver wearing a wingsuit crashes, dies in California
'Racially motivated' fight leaves Arizona prison on lockdown
FILE - In this Jan. 20, 2016 file photo, an unmarked police truck patrols the outside of a private detention center operated by CoreCivic in Eloy, Ariz. The Mesa, Ariz., City Council has voted to make its city the first in Arizona to privatize its jail for low-level offenders. The council on Monday, May 22, 2017, approved a new three-year contract with CoreCivic, formerly known as Corrections Corp. of America, or CCA, for use of its facility in Florence, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo, File)
Winnipeg women's shelter loses funding, says services will be cut
S. Korea OKs civilian contact with North Korea over malaria
1 step forward, 2 steps back for LBGT rights in Asia
Pilot killed in helicopter crash at Delaware industrial park
Judge to consider contempt against anti-abortion group head
Samsung Electronics to set up fund to help suppliers amid Moon's reform push
Maud Lewis painting sells for $36,800 at Consignor Art Auction
The Maud Lewis painting "Three Black Cats" is shown in a handout photo.
Maud Lewis painting 'Three Black Cats' goes for $36,800 at Consignor Art Auction
The Maud Lewis painting "Three Black Cats" is shown in a handout photo. For the second time in a month a Maude Lewis painting has been sold for five times a pre-auction estimate. The Nova Scotia artist's "Black Cats" fetched $36,800 at the Consignor Canadian Fine Art live spring auction event Thursday at the Gardiner Museum in Toronto.THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO- Consignor Canadian Fine Art MANDATORY CREDIT
Vancouver mayor sees affordable-housing funds in NDP-Greens government
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson listens during an announcement about the expansion of the Sun Life Financial Musical Instrument Lending Library program, in Vancouver, B.C., on Monday March 6, 2017. Mr. Robertson is among a growing list of voices urging Andrew Weaver to reject the Liberals in favour of the NDP.
Quebec seeks probe of Davie shipyard as part of contract review
Transport Minister Laurent Lessard is pictured in this 2008 file photo. Mr. Lessard’s staff said in an interview the minister has asked the watchdog to pay particular attention to the contracts awarded to Davie.
Former director free to speak about plagiarism allegations, TDSB says
Chris Spence resigned as education director of the TDSB in January, 2013.
U.S. inflation path since 2012 is worrisome, policymaker says
RCMP still looking for boy's remains 38 years after he was murdered
U.S. warship drill meant to defy China's claim over artificial island: officials
BC Green Party eyes long-term deal in pursuit of electoral reform
B.C. Green party leader Andrew Weaver is joined by elected party member Sonia Furstenau to speak to media in the rose garden following election results in Victoria, B.C., on Wednesday, May 14, 2017.
Miss Black Texas 2016 says she as wrongfully arrested
Canada’s judges urged to speak out and change outdated perceptions
Constitutional expert Peter Hogg says it would be a reasonable limit on constitutional rights and freedoms.
Oil rebounds but ends week lower as OPEC cuts disappoint
Lewis, Hsu on top after first round in Ann Arbor
$95.6M awarded to Philadelphia building collapse survivor
FILE - In this June 5, 2013 file photo rescue personnel search the scene of a building collapse in downtown Philadelphia. An arbitrator has awarded $95.6 million to a Ukrainian immigrant who was seriously injured in a 2013 Philadelphia building collapse. Mariya Plekan's attorney, Andrew Stern, announced the division of the $227 million settlement on Thursday, May 25, 2017. (AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma, File)
U.S. visas issued to citizens of Trump travel ban nations continue to decline
Kinder Morgan to proceed with Trans Mountain pipeline pending strong IPO
Replacement pipe is stored near crude oil storage tanks at Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain Pipeline terminal in Kamloops, B.C., on Nov. 15, 2016.
1 of 11 suspected border crossers found in Arizona dies
Trans Mountain investment contingent on Canada IPO: Kinder Morgan
China police arrest 44 in $140 million online scam
Round two: McNeil pressed on broken promises during Nova Scotia leaders debate
Nova Scotia Liberal leader Stephen McNeil, Progressive Conservative leader Jamie Baillie and NDP leader Gary Burrill participate in a leaders roundtable at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, on May 25, 2017.
Dollar firms after GDP data, sterling shaken by polls
Oil prices rebound; dollar firms as sterling drops
Oakland proposes $1 million for teen in police sex scandal
Sotheby's sells Tamayo's 'Bird Charmer' for $4.3M in NY
Utah law that could send online bullies to jail criticized
Winnipeg author Katherena Vermette wins $40,000 Amazon.ca First Novel Award
Katherena Vermette poses in this undated handout photo. Winnipeg writer Katherena Vermette has added to her growing list of accolades with top honours from the Amazon.ca First Novel Award. The award-winning Metis author received the $40,000 grand prize for "The Break" (House of Anansi) at a ceremony held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto on Thursday night. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Amazon.ca First Novel Award
Ottawa seeks to preserve residential-school testimonies
Students in a classroom at the Fort Resolution Indian Residential School in Fort Resolution, NWT.
The new Conservative leader must look beyond the party’s rural roots
John Ibbitson
Katherena Vermette wins Amazon.ca First Novel Award
Author Katherena Vermette.
With stars out of the lineup, Toronto FC’s depth to be tested
The Ottawa Fury’s Lance Rozeboom, left, and Toronto FC’s Armando Cooper struggle for the ball during the first half their Canadian championship semi-final soccer match in Ottawa on Tuesday.
City costs for Vancouver 4-20 marijuana protest more than $245,000
Manchester bombing on drivers' minds at Indy 500
Ontario court blasts judge for failing to explain acquittal in sex-assault case
Ontario’s top court sharply rebuked a prominent judge on Thursday for repeatedly failing to explain why she had acquitted a man accused of beating and sexually assaulting a woman.
300 with health problems to leave Manitoba First Nation due to forest fire
USAA pulling ads from Hannity's Fox News show
Golf: McDowell one off lead after tidy debut at Colonial
The Latest: Botulism outbreak seems limited to 1 cheese bag
The Latest: FBI examines Kushner meetings with Russians
In this May 23, 2017, photo, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, left, and his wife Ivanka Trump watch during a visit by President Donald Trump to Yad Vashem to honor the victims of the Holocaust in Jerusalem. The Washington Post is reporting that the FBI is investigating meetings that Trump’s son-in-law, Kushner, had in December 2016, with Russian officials. Kushner, a key White House adviser, had meetings late last year with Russia’s ambassador to the U.S., Sergey Kislyak, and Russian banker Sergey Gorkov. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Woman sentenced to 3+ years for sending porn photos of her son to man in Idaho
Mrs. Trump visits Brussels children's hospital, art museum
Melania Trump, right, wife of US President Donald Trump, arrives at the Magritte Museum in Brussels on Thursday, May 25, 2017. US President Donald Trump is in Belgium for a two day visit which will include a meeting with EU officials and a NATO summit. (AP Photo/Thierry Monasse)
Losing power: Ecuador's Correa hospitalized after retiring
Obstruction charge stayed against Ontario animal rights activist Anita Krajnc
Animal rights activist Anita Krajnc gives water to a pig in a truck in a handout photo.
‘Body-slamming’: Another reason why reporter is considered a terrible job
Elizabeth Renzetti
Jonathan Huberdeau looks back at Sea Dogs’ first and only Memorial Cup
Jonathan Huberdeau hoists the Memorial Cup after winning the championship with the Saint John Sea Dogs in 2011.
Kinder Morgan announces final investment decision on Trans Mountain pipeline
FRENCH OPEN '17: 30 is the new 25 in men's tennis right now
Chart: Defence spending
Motorcycling: Rossi injured in motocross accident
Alonso the rising tide lifting IndyCar
Dr. Mostafa Elhilali: Urologist was a laser surgery pioneer
Mostafa Elhilali was instrumental in the development of new surgical techniques for men with prostate enlargments, and shared techniques around the world – especially in Egypt.
Exclusive: Kim's rocket stars - The trio behind North Korea's missile program
Correction: Killer Nurse story
Subway chicken investigation at heart of lawsuit was fair: CBC
FILE PHOTO: The CBC says it gave Subway plenty of opportunity to refute the findings of an investigation into the sandwich chain’s chicken products before airing reports that prompted a defamation lawsuit from the company.
Canadian wheelchair racer Brent Latakos trims time off his own world record
Police: Teens who shared nude pictures won't face charges
Change in sales of GTA freehold houses, 2016 vs. 2017
Russia’s goal of damaging NATO has failed
Aurel Braun
Body-slamming the press: Gianforte skirmish marks spike in media hostility
Aromatique founder Patti Upton dies at Arkansas home at 79
Mailman urged to do CPR on unresponsive woman with white powder on shirt
Tribes bash proposed Trump budget cuts to Native Americans
Tribal leaders from the Pacific Northwest pose for a picture during a meeting of the Members of the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians in Portland, Ore., Thursday, May 25, 2017. The group held a news conference during their annual convention to criticize cuts to Native American programs in President Donald Trump's proposed budget that they say will devastate tribes across the U.S. Front row, from left, are Cheryl Kennedy, vice chairwoman of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde; Carina Miller, councilwoman with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs; and Fawn Sharp, president of the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians. Back row, from left, are Timothy Ballew, member of the Lummi Nation; Mel Sheldon, councilman with the Tulalip Tribes and Gary Burke, chairman of the board of trustees for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. (AP Photo/Gillian Flaccus)
Streetwise newsletter: Banks beat expectations; Manulife’s new game plan
A Bay Street sign, a symbol of Canada's economic markets and where main financial institutions are located, is seen in Toronto, May 1, 2013.
Report yields new details in 2014 Yosemite air tanker crash
FILE - In this Oct. 8, 2014, file photo, Yosemite National Park Rangers transfer the body of a Cal Fire pilot who was killed in an airplane crash in Yosemite National Park, Calif. An investigation into the 2014 fatal crash found that the pilot was warned to avoid a hazardous tree to the right of his flight path before a wing struck trees to the left, according to a National Transportation Safety Board report released Wednesday, May 24, 2017. (AP Photo/Al Golub, File)
Billionaire Slim eyeing electric taxi to reduce pollution in Mexico City
School settles lawsuit tied to misconduct by ex-MLB player
Weak or non-existent El Nino to contribute to above-normal hurricane season
Meteorologist Bob Robichaud discusses the potential impacts of the upcoming 2017 hurricane season at the Canadian Hurricane Centre in Dartmouth, N.S., on May 25, 2017.
Hair stylist Rinaldo, made famous by Mila Mulroney's bob, dead at 82
Ottawa hair stylist Rinaldo Canonico is shown in this undated handout image provided by Peter Clark. Canonico died Wednesday after undergoing heart surgery at an Ottawa hospital. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Peter Clark
Moldova: mayor, city officials detained in corruption case
Trump pushes aside Montenegro leader - who calls it natural
Where the leaders are in the N.S. election
Water level, and optimism, rise at famed Idaho fishing creek
The Latest: California guards recovering after mass attack
Omnibus bill details budget changes in Manitoba, including new penalties
Oil-price attrition puts the world on the path to another great economic reckoning
Carl Mortished
Police: Tractor-trailer crashes into famed Nevada brothel
Looted statues, pottery returned to Italy after probe in NYC
This photo provided by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office in New York shows seven stolen ancient artifacts that were recovered by authorities being displayed on a table at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, Thursday, May 25, 2017. The ancient statues and pottery vessels are headed back to their homeland in Italy after authorities said they tracked down the stolen items in New York City. (Laura J. Badger/Manhattan District Attorney's Office via AP)
With CEO’s departure, Manulife must go on offence
Andrew Willis
This retail stock should see lots of trading action Friday
This earnings season has emphasized the struggles afflicting traditional retail.
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