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Montreal's Kim Klavel advanced to the quarter-finals of the women's world boxing championships on Tuesday in China.
Spanish rider Joaquin Rodriguez took the overall lead in the Giro d'Italia from Ryder Hesjedal of Canada on Tuesday after winning the hilly 10th stage with a sprint finish.
After winning a silver medal in Beijing, Canadian rower Scott Frandsen tried walking away from his sport. But the transition to "regular" life proved tougher than expected.
Brian McNamee says he saved medical waste after injecting Roger Clemens with performance-enhancing drugs because his wife complained that McNamee was going to be the fall guy.
The Los Angeles Kings will try to equal the record of seven straight wins in a single playoff when they visit the Phoenix Coyotes in Game 2 of the Western Conference final on Tuesday.
Norway's government says it will spend less of its oil wealth in an effort to avoid excessive economic growth, which has been boosting the national currency, hurting exporters. 
The CEO of JPMorgan Chase won a shareholder endorsement of his pay package Tuesday and kept his title of chairman of the board, five days after disclosing a $2 billion trading loss at the bank.
Greece's political party leaders say the country will hold a new election in June after days of talks failed to resolve the country's political deadlock, party leaders said Tuesday.
Medical tattoos are becoming more common, with some people choosing to ink warnings about a health condition instead of wearing standard MedicAlert bracelets or necklaces.
People treated for low-back pain tend to improve greatly in the first six weeks but the pain and disability in some people may linger for a year, a new review suggests.
Police in Windsor, Ont., are on a disgusting stakeout -- they're waiting for a man accused of stealing and swallowing a $20,000 diamond to have a bowel movement.
Canada has the world's 8th largest ecological footprint per capita, according to WWF's Living Planet Report 2012, which was released on Tuesday.
The average selling price of a Canadian resale home was a little less than one per cent higher in April compared to the same month a year ago.
The simmering issue of whether to build a casino in Toronto will be put on the back burner for a few more months while city staff study it further.
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty says school boards with money-losing cafeterias will have to get more creative to ensure that they stay financially viable.
Toronto police have charged a taxi driver with second-degree murder after a skateboarder was killed in a collision on Monday evening. 
Byron Sonne, who was arrested in a massive police raid on his Toronto home just days before the start of the G20 summit in June 2010, is found not guilty today on charges of possessing explosives and counselling mischief. 
As it eyes a new stadium and other big capital works, the City of Regina says it needs to raise its debt limit by 75 per cent.
Saskatoon City Council has approved a $25.5-million, seven-year contract with Loraas Recycle -- setting the stage for a universal curbside recyling program that begins next year. 
UPEI is hosting the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Charlottetown this week and the university is hoping the event will attract future students.
The Supreme Court of Canada is examining the case of a Sudbury, Ont., high school teacher who was charged with possessing child pornography after sexually explicit photos were found on a school-issued laptop he was using.
A Perth, Ont., man has been killed by a CP freight train after walking along the tracks just west of his hometown.
Three Ottawa men were sent to hospital this morning in less than an hour after three separate collisions where a vehicle struck a cyclist.
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A refugee from Bangladesh who lived in an Ottawa church for a time seeking sanctuary has now opened his own restaurant at a former west Ottawa KFC outlet.
