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Globe and Mail

◆ Video: Massive funnel clouds in Oklahoma

◆ Home Depot boosts outlook as profit rises on housing recovery

◆ Video: Korea takes the fashion world by stealth

◆ Video: The Tumblr effect: China's Internet giants on the prowl

◆ Video: Making sense of Yahoo's Tumblr deal

◆ Why your car's engine might be knocking (Hint: it's not the oil)

◆ Let's put missile defence back in our arsenal

◆ May 21: Duffygate, and other letters to the editor

◆ Harper seeks forgiveness from friends over Senate expenses scandal

◆ Ireland says it is not to blame for low Apple tax rate

◆ Forget about lattes. How much is your booze habit costing you?

◆ New theatre in Cambridge, Ont., stars in multiple roles

◆ No easy fix for Amazon, Google, Apple tax fracas

◆ How to keep procrastination at bay

◆ Cambridge raises cultural profile with Diamond Schmitt-designed theatre

◆ Bank of Canada's phantom Council

◆ ConocoPhillips pulls back on plan to sell Canadian oil sands assets

◆ Pushing back the tide of low-cost clothing

◆ Harper to tackle Senate crisis with unusual open speech to Tory caucus

◆ PM's Western supporters are not amused about Senate expense scandal

◆ Appointees to EI boards broke guidelines by making political donations

◆ In photos: Oklahoma tornado leaves trail of war-like destruction

◆ Two FBI agents fall to deaths from helicopter during training exercise

◆ Video: Huge tornado kills dozens near Oklahoma City

◆ Patrick Roy to be next Avalanche head coach: Report

◆ Giants pitcher Vogelsong breaks right hand against Nationals

◆ White Sox hand John Lester first loss of the season

◆ Video: Gawker editor addresses Ford allegations

◆ Video: What's next for Toronto Mayor Rob Ford?

◆ Video: Oklahoma Gov: 'Hearts are broken' after tornado

Toronto Star

◆ Oklahoma tornado: At least 91 dead, including 20 children, after mile-wide tornado flattens suburb

◆ Star investigation: Federal government doing business with companies once involved in bid-rigging

◆ Tim Bosma: Neighbours miss Millard's quiet mother

◆ Toronto councillors hope to bury ?essentially dead' casino at vote Tuesday

◆ The Internet, which lives forever, is a stalker's best torture device: Mallick

◆ NDP wants RCMP to investigate if Stephen Harper had role in spending scandal

◆ Fight looms on D-Day beaches over wind turbines

◆ TV host and contractor Mike Holmes can't make things right for subscribers: Roseman

◆ Justin Bieber booed at Billboard Awards

◆ York University students create comics to raise awareness about sexual violence

◆ Bryan Colangelo finished as Raptors GM but will stay with MLSE: Sources

◆ Star gets action: High Park doo-doo dilemma closer to being solved as Toronto grants dog owners new bins in off-leash area

◆ Tough garage sale rules suck joy out of bargain-hunting

CTV News

◆ Massive tornado roars through Oklahoma City suburb, killing at least 51

◆ PM Stephen Harper to address political storm in Ottawa before jetting south

◆ PM's former legal adviser arranged deal for Wright to give Duffy $90K

◆ Ford 'going to have to give some explanation' about allegations: Holyday

◆ Tunisia: Man back from Saudi Arabia dies from coronavirus

◆ Jodi Arias to address jurors as panel considers life or death

◆ Hundreds wait to pay respects to leader who blocked Meech Lake accord

◆ Summer forecast: expect hot, cool spells after last year's scorching weather

◆ Freak snowstorm hits Newfoundland over holiday weekend

◆ China says boat seized by North Koreans released without ransom

CBC Canada

◆ Oklahoma tornado rescue crews work through night

◆ Will alleged Rob Ford video overshadow Toronto casino debate?

◆ Harper to address Tory caucus amid Senate scandal

◆ Keith Boag: Have you heard about the murderous abortion doctor?

◆ Fearful Oklahoma families search for children

◆ Baseball fuels dreams, desperation in Dominican Republic

◆ What kind of home can $380,588 buy?

◆ PM's South America trip turns focus from turmoil to trade

◆ Nahlah Ayed: Vote-wary Iranians mull Ahmadinejad's successor

◆ Edmonton driver, 62, charged in boy's patio death

◆ Netflix and the rise of binge TV watching

◆ NDP wants RCMP inquiry into $90K payment to Duffy

◆ Ray Manzarek of The Doors dies at 74

◆ Yahoo buys Tumblr blogging site for $1.1B

◆ B.C. man feared kidnapped in Mexico

TSN.ca

◆ Report: Roy to be next head coach of Avalanche

◆ Cullen: Red Wings take series lead over Blackhawks

◆ Red Wings beat Blackhawks in Game 3 to take 2-1 series lead

◆ McLennan's Post-2-Post: Howard locked in for Game 3

◆ Sharks look to build on dramatic Game 3 win to tie series

◆ Ducks D Beauchemin to be ready for season after knee surgery

◆ Rangers confident they can dig out of another series hole

◆ Anderson's return to form gives Senators a chance

◆ Report: Grabovski admits he bit Pacioretty in Feb. 9 game

◆ Fraser: Planning for injured or missing NHL officials

Reddit Canada

◆ Harper government had to know $90,000 payment to senator crossed all sorts of ethical red lines

◆ NDP wants RCMP inquiry into $90K payment to Duffy

◆ @CTVNewsBRK: .@RobertFife has learned PM Harper's fmr legal counsel Benjamin Perrin drafted secret $90K deal between Wright/Duffy

◆ #PMHarperMustResign is trending at #1 in Canada on Twitter...

◆ Canada's Pirate Party is going to lose their party status! Needs only 144 more Signatures!

◆ Twitter Storm Erupts: #PMHarperMustResign

◆ PM's former legal adviser arranged deal for Wright to give Duffy $90K

◆ Canadian on EI shut out amid foreign worker influx

◆ Harper to be on hot seat at Tuesday caucus after chief of staff quits

◆ Central Newfoundland digs out from freak snowfall - In Gander, 58 centimetres of snow fell between Saturday morning and Sunday night.

◆ Four scientists tally the cost of science funding cuts

◆ The NDP's newest TV ad

◆ Senator Duffy scandal: Harper's culture damaging to Canadian values

◆ Tone deaf Toronto cops step up and take a bow — DiManno

◆ Harper gov't buys ads to tout non-existent program

◆ Flourishing Cree in Quebec

◆ French to consult Canadians on the building on wind turbines off Juno Beach

◆ Can the Senate fire a senator?

◆ Behind the job-rigging at ACOA: Officials tailored hiring criteria for MacKay aides, Public Service Commission finds

◆ Dangerous addictions: Toronto, right wing hypocrisies and Rob Ford

◆ NDP wants RCMP inquiry into $90K payment to Duffy

◆ Canadian regulators welcome US Bitcoin refugees with open arms

◆ O Canada

◆ BC man needs facial reconstruction after running into whale

◆ Canadians invited to weigh in on plan to build army of wind turbines off the shores of Juno Beach in France

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