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  • In Pictures Rolling Stones rock Toronto in 50th anniversary concert

    The rock band was in Toronto on May 25 as part of their 50 and Counting tour, celebrating a half-century together as a group. The band returns to Toronto for a second show on June ...

  • Woes continue for Toronto FC with shutout loss to Revolution

    Toronto FC's Reggie Lambe, right, battles for the ball with Columbus Crew's Matias Sanchez during first half MLS action in Toronto on Saturday, May 18, 2013. (Chris Young/THE CANADIAN ...

  • Bodychecking banned for peewee players across Canada

    A player from the Dartmouth Whalers collides with a member of the Cole Harbour Red Wings, right, in peewee "A" action in Halifax on Thursday Feb. 15, 2001. One of Canada's largest hockey associations will ban bodychecking for peewee players as momentum grows to have the disputed practice eliminated for adolescents who doctors say are suffering high rates of hockey-related ...

  • Transportation Safety Board of Canada deploys a team of investigators to an air accident in Parry Sound ON

    May 25, 2013 /CNW/ - The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is deploying a team of investigators tomorrow to the site of a C185 float plane accident in Parry Sound, Ontario. The TSB will gather information and assess the occurrence. The TSB is an independent agency that advances transportation safety by investigating occurrences in the marine, pipeline, rail and air modes of ...

  • Metrolinx to urge sales-tax hike parking levy to bankroll Big Move

    A one-point increase in the sales tax and a new parking levy are at the heart of Metrolinx's highly anticipated plan to raise $34-billion for the next generation of transit, The Globe and Mail has learned.The regional transit agency is set to release its suggested financing strategy on Monday, after heated debate throughout the region and on the board of ...


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Movie Review

The Tailor of Panama

Pierce Brosnan is best known today for playing James Bond, the world's most famous British superspy, in the last three installments of that long-running series. In John Boorman's The Tailor of Panama, he again plays a British spy, but not one you'd expect. His Andy Osnard, who at the beginning of the film is sent to Panama in exile, is a devious, callous, crude, greedy, sex-obsessed, self- ... ...

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  • Canada Soccer sets sight on high-level coach

    The next coach of Canada Soccer will be responsible with turning around a men's squad that was destroyed in its last World Cup qualifying game to Honduras last October. (Esteban Felix/Associated ...

  • Dickey takes the blame as Orioles hang on to beat Blue Jays

    Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher R.A. Dickey throws out Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones at first base during third inning AL action in Toronto on Saturday, May 25, 2013. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian ...

  • Blue Jays’ Johnson pitches four shutout innings in a rehab start for Bisons

    Blue Jays' Josh Johnson pitched four shutout innings in a rehab start Saturday in the Buffalo Bisons 2-1 victory over the Indianapolis Indians (file photo). (Paul ...

  • Hockey Canada approves nationwide bodychecking ban for peewee players

    The game of hockey will soon change for peewee-level players across the country after a vote by Hockey Canada on Saturday that banned bodychecking.Hockey Canada's board of directors overwhelmingly voted to eliminate bodychecking for peewee players at its annual general meeting in Charlottetown on Saturday, with only the Saskatchewan Hockey Association voting ...

  • Jenkins takes mound for second season start in finale

    Baltimore won five of its seven series within the American League East entering its four-game set with Toronto, and it will have a chance to make that six of eight with a win Sunday. The Orioles are 13-11 in games within the division this season. Despite Toronto sitting at the bottom of the AL East, the Blue Jays have the respect of Orioles manager Buck Showalter, who knows the importance of ...

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