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TSN analyst Duane Forde says he'd be interested in CFL commissioner's job

TORONTO — Duane Forde is interested in the CFL commissioner's job. The veteran TSN football commentator said Tuesday during a conference call that he'd be open to discussing the position after the CFL draft Sunday.

Man's death in New Brunswick prison preventable: correctional investigator

DORCHESTER, N.B. — The death of a man who was repeatedly pepper sprayed at a New Brunswick prison was preventable, Canada's correctional investigator has found in a damning review that concludes unnecessary force was used.

Vancouver home sales slide nearly 26% last month, condo and townhouse demand rise

VANCOUVER — The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver says the number of home sales slid last month by nearly 26 per cent year-over-year while prices continued to climb. Residential property sales in Metro Vancouver totalled 3,553 last month, a 25.

Portage la Prairie to host Olympic mixed doubles curling qualifier

OTTAWA — Canada's first Olympic mixed doubles curling trials will be held in Portage la Prairie, Man., in early January. The 18-team competition to determine Canada's representatives at the 2018 Winter Olympics will be held Jan.

Public security minister preaches patience as Quebec towns deal with flooding

MONTREAL — Quebec's public security minister asked flood-stricken communities to be patient on Tuesday as forecasts called for more rain this week.
Short list for Danuta Gleed Literary Award revealed

Short list for Danuta Gleed Literary Award revealed

TORONTO — Kerry Lee Powell's celebrated book "Willem de Kooning's Paintbrush" is among a short list of nominees for the Danuta Gleed Literary Award.
Researchers ponder why new dinosaur species had feathers but could not fly

Researchers ponder why new dinosaur species had feathers but could not fly

EDMONTON — The discovery of a new species of bird-like dinosaur is raising questions about the creature's evolution and why it had feathers when it couldn't actually fly.

Aftershocks still rumbling following 6.2 quake that jolted Yukon, northwest B.C.

WHITEHORSE — More than 100 aftershocks had shivered across the Alaska Panhandle, southern Yukon and parts of northwestern British Columbia by early Tuesday following two powerful earthquakes a day earlier, but seismologists say while people need to b

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Cineplex offsets weak attendance, manages to deliver higher Q1 revenue, profit

TORONTO — Canada's largest movie theatre chain touted the success of its diversification into esports and other businesses as it reported an increase in profits despite a decline in theatre attendance and box office sales. Cineplex Inc.
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