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Toronto stock index slightly down, Home Capital shares continue tumble

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index edged lower Monday as gains in Veresen, which is being acquired by competitor Pembina Pipeline, were offset by continued losses in Home Capital Group Inc. shares.

RCMP say 2 Alberta men died in Tofino fish boat sinking off B.C.'s west coast

TOFINO, B.C. — Two Alberta men died when a sport-fishing vessel with five people on board took on water and overturned off the west coast of Vancouver Island, the RCMP said Monday.
'Beyond bizarre:' N.L. premier under fire after top bureaucrat resigns

'Beyond bizarre:' N.L. premier under fire after top bureaucrat resigns

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Dwight Ball, whose 16 months running Newfoundland and Labrador have been one of the rockiest stints of any Canadian premier, found himself at the centre of a fresh uproar Monday.
Parliamentary reforms: what's gone, what's still on and what might come later

Parliamentary reforms: what's gone, what's still on and what might come later

OTTAWA — The Liberal government has backed down on some of its more contentious proposals for changing the ins and outs of parliamentary procedure, while promising to push ahead with the ones in their 2015 campaign platform.

Ontario lowers projections for cap-and-trade revenues

TORONTO — Ontario is lowering its projections for how much money its cap-and-trade program will bring in this year and next to allow for market fluctuations. The Liberal government estimated in last year's budget that the program would bring in $1.

Louis Vuitton lawsuit could help other brands fight counterfeiting: experts

TORONTO — A lawsuit filed by luxury fashion retailer Louis Vuitton against a Toronto flea market could potentially give brands a long-awaited hand in cracking down on counterfeiters, intellectual property lawyers said Monday.
'Is this for real?' Oilers fans help sing U.S. anthem after microphone fails

'Is this for real?' Oilers fans help sing U.S. anthem after microphone fails

EDMONTON — Canadian country singer Brett Kissel, decked out in an Oilers jersey and carrying a guitar, stepped onto the ice at Rogers Place on Sunday night to sing the "Star-Spangled Banner" before Edmonton's NHL playoff game against the Anaheim Duck
The Monday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories

The Monday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories

Highlights from the news file for Monday, May 1 ——— TORIES ACCUSE SAJJAN OF 'STOLEN VALOUR': Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is holding fast amid angry calls for Harjit Sajjan's resignation and accusations the embattled Liberal defence minister has "st
Blue Jays place righty Sanchez on 10-day disabled list with spit nail

Blue Jays place righty Sanchez on 10-day disabled list with spit nail

TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays have placed right-hander Aaron Sanchez on the 10-day disabled list with a split nail on his right middle finger. It's Sanchez's second trip to the disabled list this season.
Toronto Wolfpack cross the Atlantic for rugby league home opener this weekend

Toronto Wolfpack cross the Atlantic for rugby league home opener this weekend

TORONTO — Eight games into their inaugural rugby league season, the Wolfpack arrive in Toronto on Tuesday for this weekend's home opener.
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