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TORONTO — The great Canadian candy caper ended in a helicopter bust of the alleged culprits.

TORONTO — John Gibbons hasn't had much to feel good about seven games into the Blue Jays' 2017 season. He feels good about how Kendrys Morales is fitting in with his ball club, though.

EDMONTON — Researchers have confirmed what has long been suspected — polar bears rely on their nose and the direction of the wind to hunt seals.

Five stories in the news for Wednesday, April 12 ——— MALALA YOUSAZAI SET TO RECEIVE HONORARY CITIZENSHIP Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai will become an honorary Canadian citizen today in Ottawa.

TORONTO — Brad Gushue and Rachel Homan kept rolling after their world championship victories with wins in the opening draw of the Players' Championship. Gushue, from St. John's, N.L.

TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays dug their early-season hole a little deeper Tuesday, setting an unenviable franchise record in the process. At 1-6, Toronto is off to its worst start ever after a 4-3 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers in its home opener.

OSHAWA, Ont. — Spencer Watson had a hat trick, including the winner, as the Mississauga Steelheads routed the Oshawa Generals 7-4 on Tuesday to take the lead in their Ontario Hockey League playoff series.

TORONTO — Baseball was back Tuesday in Toronto. Josh Donaldson's calf wasn't. The star third baseman, who left Sunday's game in Tampa with right calf tightness, did not start against the Milwaukee Brewers for Toronto's 41st home opener.

TORONTO — Eric Thames knew his return to Rogers Centre this week would bring back plenty of fond memories. He just didn't know the nostalgia would hit him before he even stepped onto the field.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's Liberal party began its bid for a fifth straight majority government on Tuesday as Christy Clark touted her government's record on job creation and balanced budgets while warning the opposition parties would risk economi