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Muni bond Friday update: 10-year yield rises
Saskatchewan RCMP say man died, two people hurt, after car crashes in slough
Mom says school stabbing victim was 'wonderful,' not a bully
BMO’s capital-markets push in U.S. starting to pay off
BMO office on the northwest corner of King St. West and Bay St. in Toronto's financial district.
The Latest: Minnesota firm says charged VP left company
Bullish on Newmont Mining
Bullish on Newmont Mining
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Porta-Party exhibit at Nuit Blanche blurs the lines between public and private
Porta-Party, an installation debuting at Nuit Blanche, explores the sociopolitical meaning of the public washroom.
Advocates wants oversight after transgender teen's death
Judge wants time to decide if accused leaker stays jailed
FILE - This June 2017 file photo released by the Lincoln County (Ga.) Sheriff's Office, shows Reality Winner. Attorneys for Winner, accused of leaking a classified U.S. report, are asking a federal judge to reconsider his decision months ago to keep her jailed pending trial. Former Air Force linguist Winner has been locked up since she June, when she was charged with copying a classified report and mailing it to an online news organization. (Lincoln County (Ga.) Sheriff's Office via AP, File)
Thunder star Russell Westbrook signs extension
File-This photo taken March 27, 2017, shows Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook (0) dribbling during the first half of an NBA basketball game against the Dallas Mavericks in Dallas. Westbrook has yet to sign an extension, but the reigning league MVP said Oklahoma City is where he wants to be and he is “happy” about the offseason additions of superstars Carmelo Anthony and Paul George. “I love it here,” he said. “I like where I'm at, and I like where our team is at.”(AP Photo/LM Otero, File)
The Latest: $274.5M verdict may be largest in state history
Ethics cases against judge in open records dispute dismissed
Felon who graduated from Yale allowed to become lawyer
FILE - In this Nov. 5, 2009 file photo, Reginald Dwayne Betts, writing workshop program director, speaks during a school forum on Capitol Hill in Washington. Betts, a convicted felon who graduated from Yale Law School and won acclaim as a poet, was admitted to the state bar Friday, Sept. 29, 2017, by the Connecticut Bar Examining Committee. The panel previously had flagged his file after he passed the bar exam to investigate whether he lacked "good moral character and/or fitness to practice law." (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File)
Insider buying at National Bank of Canada
Insiders are buying up National Bank of Canada stock.
Man who fell from hood of pickup during road rage incident dies of injuries
How major US stock market indexes fared Friday
NHL preview: Five goalies to keep an eye on for the 2017-18 season
Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Matt Murray (30) blocks a shot during the second period of Game 7 of the Eastern Conference final against the Ottawa Senators in the NHL Stanley Cup hockey playoffs in Pittsburgh, Thursday, May 25, 2017. Murray already has two Stanley Cups rings and the confidence of his team despite being only 23 years old with 62 career regular-season games under his belt. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Gene J. Puskar
Culture, planes and poverty talks: how federal politics touched us this week
Bombardier employees work on CSeries 300 jets at the company's plant on September 28, 2017 in Mirabel, Que. Chicago-based Boeing Co. has won Round 1 in its bitter fight with Bombardier Inc., with the U.S. Commerce Department allowing an enormous 219 per cent tariff on the Montreal-based company's CSeries passenger jets. The tariff, if it becomes a reality, would triple the cost of the jets and jeopardize thousands of jobs in Canada, the U.K. and elsewhere. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Dr. Duhamel: Honorary doctorate for 'Transformers' star
FILE - In this June 20, 2017 file photo, Josh Duhamel attends the U.S. premiere of "Transformers: The Last Knight" at the Civic Opera House in Chicago. The "Transformers" actor is getting an honorary doctorate in his native North Dakota. The University of North Dakota will bestow the honor on Duhamel, a Minot native who earned a bachelor's degree in biology from Minot State University in 2005. (Photo by Rob Grabowski/Invision/AP File)
Canada urged to do more to protect data from U.S. during NAFTA talks
New stations of long-awaited TTC subway expansion integrate art into architecture
The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre station, part of the TTC’s Toronto-York Spadina Line subway extention, incorporates an artistic design by Toronto-based Paul Raff Studio, transforming its ceiling into a display of mirrored panels and windows to create a kind of kaleidoscopic sundial.
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New housing units for homeless in B.C. to be ready as early as next year
Tyson Foods and KB Home advance while Merck skids
Manitoba phasing out use of ankle bracelet monitoring for convicts
Company ordered to pay Idaho tribes for toxic waste storage
State board paid $100K to resolve salon owners' bias claims
McDavid deal ushers in age of NHL's millennial millionaires
The Latest: Arkansas prison guard released from hospital
Christopher, 70, wants to ‘ease into retirement’ – and avoid double taxation
Seeing Hillary Clinton live was my mother’s Woodstock
Elizabeth Renzetti
Volkswagen promises to roll out 2 new models every year
Massey College suspends ‘master’ title, apologizes for ‘completely inappropriate’ incident
Hugh Segal, head of Massey College, released a statement on Sept. 29, 2017, saying the school regrets an 'inappropriate' incident at the school earlier in the week.
Man injured in police shooting after chase in South Carolina
The Latest: Top SC prosecutor wants in nuke plant rate case
Sweeping Toronto's streets is a dirty job, but Mr. Ferreira’s got to do it
Marcus Gee
Tanaka strikes out 15 as Yanks beat Toronto 4-0
Husband of top US education official tapped for FAA board
Alberta Mounties say increased mail theft leading to more attempts of ID theft
Police director faces investigation after NFL protest post
FILE- In an Oct. 1, 2015 file photo, Michigan State Police Director Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue leads a focus group discussion at Benton Harbor High School, in Benton Harbor, Mich. The 23-member Michigan Legislative Black Caucus is calling for the resignation of Etue for sharing a post on her Facebook page that called NFL players protesting during the national anthem "degenerates." The group of lawmakers said Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017, if Etue doesn't resign, then Gov. Rick Snyder should fire her. (Don Campbell/The Herald-Palladium via AP, File)
Landslide hits El Salvador home, kills 4 sleeping inside
Toronto bank branch closed after raccoon family moves in and damages the place
Canada should build the next Amazon, not lure one
Unlike most corporate lobbying efforts, Amazon has opted to widely broadcast their wish list, in the hopes of creating a bidding war.
Weekly Summary Corporate dividends, name changes, new listings
U.S. war on Bombardier’s C Series summons ghost of Avro Arrow
Barrie McKenna
An uphill battle to save British Columbia's Modernist homes
Southworth House in West Vancouver before its demolition this week. The house was designed by Ron Thom, considered one of Canada’s greatest architects of Modern design.
Deer in the headlights: Burglers caught on wildlife camera
They say never to judge a book by its cover. I wish I’d taken that advice
Engineer raises $20,000 to help bring clean water to people who need it
Mohsen Mortada turned his interest in water issues toward philanthropy, getting involved with the Canadian branch of Water for People, a U.S.-based non-profit organization that provides access to clean water and sanitation services in nine developing countries.
Child star turned writer? Jacob Tremblay hopes Hollywood bites on his zombie script
Actor Jacob Tremblay poses for a photo during the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday, September 15, 2016. Actor Jacob Tremblay is only 10 but he hopes that Hollywood executives will still be eager to read his zombie screenplay. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Michelle Siu
Army troops pull out of Rio slum, call it 'stabilized'
Frat where Penn St. pledge was fatally hurt cited over codes
16 more people indicted in eagle black-market case
Grain mostly higher,livestock mixed
Investigation launched in police arrest of 12-year-old in Manitoba capital
Bail extended for police officer convicted in Sammy Yatim case
Const. James Forcillo leaves court in Toronto on Monday, Jan. 25, 2016. Forcillo has been found guilty of attempted murder in the 2013 shooting death of troubled teen Sammy Yatim on an empty streetcar.
Do you have to pass on pasta to lose weight?
Globe and Mail columnist Leslie Beck.
The biggest losers from a trailer fee ban, a fresh stock that's gone stale, and a new dividend growth portfolio
New disclosure rules on investment fees may make it difficult to compare costs among financial advisers.
Review: Life After showcases many talents of Britta Johnson, marks Toronto musical theatre milestone
From left: Ellen Denny, Trish Lindström, Tracy Michailidis, Rielle Braid, Kelsey Verzotti, Barbara Fulton, Neema Bickersteth, Anika Johnson, Dan Chameroy in Life After.
New York sending more help to Puerto Rico
Drunk driver who killed 4 people eligible for unescorted absence next month
Marco Muzzo, right, leaves the Newmarket courthouse surrounded by family, on February 4, 2016. A man sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty in a drunk driving crash that killed three young children and their grandfather will be eligible to apply for unescorted temporary absence from prison next month. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christopher Katsarov
Lift on women’s driving ban a big step in reinvention of Saudi economy
Eric Reguly
Senators urge Trump to robustly enforce Russia sanctions law
The Latest: Oklahoma man convicted of beheading co-worker
Man City striker Sergio Aguero breaks his rib in car crash
Police officer who shot Sammy Yatim gets bail extension
Const. James Forcillo leaves court in Toronto on Jan. 25, 2016. A Toronto police officer convicted of trying to kill a teen on a Toronto streetcar has had his bail extended into 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Merkel's party, nationalists oppose aid for neo-Nazi victims
Manitoba politician wants option of joining another party by next week
The top 10 songs and albums on the iTunes Store
Business groups sue to stop rule opening them up to lawsuits
Man arrested in Hollywood shooting of rapper is released
California Marine base eyed after rats found in water
Refugee girl who challenged Merkel can to stay indefinitely
FILE - In this Dec. 6, 2015 file picture Palestinian student Reem Sahwil sits on stage during RTL's end-of-year review '2015! Menschen, Bilder, Emotionen' (lit. People, images, emotions) in Huerth, Germany. The Palestinian girl who challenged Chancellor Angela Merkel about Germany's treatment of refugees has been given permission to remain in the country indefinitely. Reem Sawhil made headlines in July 2015 when she burst into tears during a town hall event with Merkel after recounting how she feared that she or her family might be deported. (Henning Kaiser/dpa via AP, File)
Chile denies house arrest for jailed Mapuche hunger strikers
Illinois officials deny release for parole-eligible killer
This undated photo provided by the Illinois Department of Corrections shows Thomas Kokoraleis. Illinois authorities refused Friday, Sept. 29, 2017, to release Kokoraleis, a parole-eligible convicted murderer who is suspected of being part of the notorious "Ripper Crew" that brutally killed as many as 20 women in the 1980s, determining that he lacks an approved place to live. Kokoraleis was scheduled to be released on parole after serving 35 years in prison for the 1982 slaying of a suburban Chicago woman. (Illinois Department of Corrections via AP)
The Latest: Brown signs California affordable housing bills
Toronto opera audience about to get first look at Arabella – and the Austrian idea
Erin Wall and Zach Borichevsky perform in the Santa Fe Opera production of Arabella in 2012.
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and the new play that is tone deaf to diversity
Kelly Nestruck
Review: In Rebecca Northan’s engaging mystery Undercover, the audience is in on it
In Rebecca Northan’s Undercover, every performance tasks a different audience member with solving a murder.
Impact coch Biello says players are fighting 'for their jobs' as season draws to close
Montreal Impact head coach Mauro Biello watches his team from the sideline during the second half of an MLS soccer match against the Philadelphia Union on Saturday, April 22, 2017, in Chester, Pa. The Montreal Impact may not be mathematically eliminated from MLS playoff contention, but it seems coach Mauro Biello is already closing the book on this season and looking ahead to next year. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Michael Perez
The Latest: Group displays 'Stop Killing Us' banner at game
Arkansas city hopes $100 million effort will restore glory
Health care defeat leaves GOP in crouch, Dems on offence
In this Sept. 26, 2017, photo, Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, talks at the Capitol in Washington. Republicans face a big problem following the collapse of their latest push to repeal the Obama health care law: Their own voters are angry and don’t trust them. “If I’m a voter in wherever and somebody says, ‘We’re going to come back to health care,’ would I be skeptical? Sure,” said Corker, who’s retiring rather than seek a third term next year. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
UN appeals for $31 million for hurricane-battered Dominica
Man accused of killing son to be with teen lover gets prison
David Creato sits with his lawyer Richard J. Fuschino Jr. as he is sentenced to a 10-year prison term for killing his 3-year-old son, in Camden County Superior Court Friday, Sept. 29, 2017, in Camden, N.J. (David Swanson /The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP, Pool)
Soldier wounded in 2015 friendly-fire incident in Iraq gets Medal of Bravery
ICBC warns customers to delete texts that appear to offer a refund
The Disappearance and Ten Days in the Valley give two weirdly gripping takes on the missing-child genre
John Doyle
Boy, 14, facing charges after gun brought to Saskatoon high school
Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week
Zinke dismisses charter use as a 'little BS over travel'
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke speaks on the Trump Administration's energy policy at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, Friday, Sept. 29, 2017. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Guillermo del Toro exhibit at AGO finds beauty in the grotesque
A life-sized representation of the Pale Man, from Guillermo del Toro’s seminal film Pan's Labyrinth, is the first statue to welcome guests who visit the exhibition celebrating the director at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto.
EU to seek higher digital taxes on US giants
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, left, speaks with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel as they attend an informal dinner ahead of an EU Digital Summit in Tallinn, Estonia on Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017. The European Union will be looking beyond the impending breakup with Britain at how to build a common future at 27 during their two-day summit meeting starting late Thursday. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo, Pool)
Vancouver woman singing O Canada at Seahawks game to kneel after U.S. anthem
Couple gets jail for keeping veteran's dead body in home
Quebec man gets nine years for attempting to leave Canada to join Islamic State
Judge Serge Delisle cited Ismael Habib's “total adherence” to the principals and goals of the Islamic State as a factor justifying a longer sentence.
The Latest: Suspect arrested in Georgia officer shooting
B.C. government adds $50K to province's effort to win Amazon's new headquarters
Yaletown condo gets $350,000 return after one year
8 Smithe Mews, Unit 2603, Vancouver.
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