The Minnesota Wild confirmed Saturday that they have signed head coach Mike Yeo to a multi-year contract extension.
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The Minnesota Wild confirmed Saturday that they have signed head coach Mike Yeo to a multi-year contract extension.
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Spurs outlast Thunder in OT to return to NBA finals.
Refugee advocates say up to 400 asylum seekers on Christmas Island are now involved in a week-long protest against their detention.
About 70 detainees began a sit-in last week to mark 100 days since the death of Iranian asylum seeker Reza Berati on Manus Island earlier this year.
The ABC was told the protests had expanded, with hundreds of detainees demanding a resolution to their claims for asylum.
Earlier, Sarah Ross from the Refugee Rights Action Network said a number of detainees had sewn their lips together.
The San Antonio Spurs are back in the NBA finals after outlasting the Oklahoma City Thunder, 112-107 in overtime on Saturday to set up a rematch with the Miami Heat.
Both the St. John's IceCaps and Toronto Marlies will play a sixth game in their respective best-of-seven Calder Cup conference finals after suffering losses on Saturday.
Police are appealing for public assistance after a 14-year-old girl failed to return home. She was last seen in her school uniform in the Queen Street Mall on Friday.
Federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne insists competition between universities will force student fees down under the Government's shake-up of the sector.
In an email sent to staff, University of Melbourne's vice-chancellor said fees may have to rise as much as 61 per cent and that students would get "nothing new for this increased debt".
But Mr Pyne told Insiders universities who hit students with excessive fees would be priced out of the market.
Rafael Nadal breezes into 4th round and more results from May 31.
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Montreal Canadiens' mascot respects the terms of the bet after Habs lose against Rangers.
TFC sinks Crew in injury time and Impact blanks Revolution.
Andres Romero and Jack McInerney scored in the Montreal Impact's 2-0 victory over the New England Revolution in front of 18,068 fans at Saputo Stadium on Saturday night.
Australia's macadamia industry has bounced back after six difficult years, with booming Asian demand pushing nut prices to record highs.
The ACT Attorney-General says the decision to make way for a compensation claim from David Eastman rests with the Supreme Court, after an independent inquiry recommended his murder conviction be quashed.
Northern Territory Police say the deaths of a mother and her two children in Darwin could be a double murder-suicide.
Desmond Tutu visits Alberta and links the oil sands production to climate change -- calling it "negligence"; lone US POW is freed from Afghanistan after 5 years; Queen Elizabeth is beloved in France; and more.
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Search teams found the scattered gear of six climbers who disappeared three days ago on Washington's Mount Rainier.
A former FIFA executive committee member was accused Sunday of making $5 million in payments to senior football officials in return for support of Qatar's 2022 World Cup bid.
Complete coverage of the Blackhawks' Game 6 win over the Kings.
Blue Jays rough up Royals for Marcus Stroman.
Vancouver's annual celebration of craft beer is underway, attracting local drinkers and beer tourists from around the province and beyond.
Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price revealed Saturday that he will not require surgery for the lower-body injury he sustained early in the Eastern Conference final.
The number of customers at Vancouver Craft Beer Week has doubled since last week
India's new Prime Minister Narendra Modi has chosen a daring former spy with years of experience in dealing with Pakistan as his national security adviser, a move officials say signals a more muscular approach to New Delhi's traditional enemy.
Hundreds of people showed up to the Mission Possible warehouse Saturday afternoon in the hope of getting some free furniture — but instead found volunteers struggling to come up with a way to prevent a free-for-all.
Police are investigating after a truck entered a railway crossing and was struck by a train near Vonda, Sk. A man and a woman are in hospital and are in stable condition.
FIFA is facing fresh corruption allegations over the decision to award Qatar the hosting rights to the 2022 World Cup.
A taxi driver was bashed unconscious and his cab was trashed in an unprovoked attack at Spotswood, in Melbourne's west, this morning
A Christian Sudanese woman sentenced to hang for apostasy will be "freed within days", a foreign ministry official said, after her case triggered an international outcry.
Masters champion Bubba Watson carded a 3-under 69 Saturday to lead at 12-under 204 through three rounds of the Memorial at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.
U.S. President Barack Obama comments on the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdhal from the Taliban, alongside Bergdhal's parents
About three hundred people participated in Edmonton's fourth annual Slut Walk on Saturday afternoon to spread a simple message — there's nothing a person can do to deserve sexual violence.
Jermain Defoe scored twice and Doneil Henry had the winner in injury time as the hometown Toronto FC clipped the Columbus Crew, 3-2 at BMO Field on Saturday.
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Alberta Party leader Greg Clark talks about his proposed coalition with the Liberals.
Film critic Eli Glasner reviews Maleficent and The Grand Seduction.
Calgary-based jazz vocalist Ellen Doty joins us to talk about her new album released today called Gold.
Jim Yong Kim weighs Thomas Piketty’s advice to get economies growing
Montreal music producer David Hodges has traveled to remote Quebec communities to record music with Cree teens, an experience that transformed the participants and created some great songs. With a studio in tow.
Duke University chair of conservation Stuart Pimm tells us about his study that shows species of plants and animals are becoming extinct at an accelerating rate.
Pop culture columnist Kim Linekin discusses the debate heating up around whether Hollywood should take some responsibility for last week's killing in Isla Vista.
Kentville potato chip plant celebrates 60 years
World Bank president Jim Yong Kim on his ambitious target to reduce global poverty
Saint John's habit of pumping raw sewage into the ocean is about to come to a formal end.
City of Calgary's manager of livery services, Marc Halat, talks about a sting operation by city inspectors that went after so-called gypsy cabs.
Call it a high-flying business. David Common explores how drones are changing the way companies do business.
SAG-AFTRA negotiators have reached an agreement on a new contract, but not for a new film and TV pact. Those film and TV talks, now wrapping their fourth week of bargaining, are expected to go on for several more weeks under a news “blackout.” But the union has reached a deal for announcers at KOIT-FM radio in San Francisco after a federal mediator was called in to help kick-start the stalled negotiations. The new deal there calls for 2% increases on a wage escalator for those currently working at the station; agreement for additional compensation prior to reuse of programming material outside of the market and for the reuse of material post-termination; improvements on severance beyond company policy; and increased pay for part-timers. The new deal must still be ratified by the station’s broadcasters.
U.S.AID’s Rajiv Shah believes that a new private sector approach is needed
Timmons, a 50-year-old roofer, works on Parliament’s West Block construction site, where he takes photos of Parliament Hill and Ottawa’s skyline. Once Timmons takes a snapshot, he posts it online through Twitter.
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An urgently needed renovation that led to sudden evictions from a seniors' home in Humboldt is on hold indefinitely. The health region says it only has a third of the money it needs to fix the floor in Dust Wing and bring patients' rooms there up to current standards.
A South Korean man has been sentenced to hard labour for life in North Korea, after being convicted of espionage.
The majority of flights in and out of Darwin have been cancelled today because of a volcanic eruption in Indonesia.
US president Barack Obama's veterans affairs (VA) chief has resigned amid a growing scandal over hospital waiting lists.
Faculty's Karen Shortt says many will be hurt by loss of program