NEW YORK — If you’ve ever sold something on eBay, you may have been pleased to receive positive feedback from the buyer. Multiply that by a million, and you can imagine how Jack Sheng feels. More: continued here

Mike Labinjo, take a bow. While his Calgary Stampeder teammates were finding ways all around him to cough up a trip to Montreal for next Sunday’s Grey Cup game, Labinjo apparently decided enough was enough. More: continued here

MI5 Discover Al-Qaeda Buying Ambulances on EbayThe Epoch Times, NY –53 minutes agoSo serious is the problem that counter-terrorism officials at the Home Office have written to eBay, the Internet auctioneer, asking them to stop selling … More: continued here

Scotland Yard is studying ways of cutting the cost of security for Royal visits abroad. More: continued here

Stamps' 'D' limits Leos to field goalsCalgary Herald,  Canada –2 minutes agoBut he did return, and the Stamps continued to throw a blanket over the Lions' running game, which had put 121 yards on the board in the first half alone … More: continued here

I am writing to request your help in providing information about this Royal Doulton wash bowl and pitcher, previously purchased used by my grandmother-in-law. I believe that it is at least 100 years old. I have searched the internet and have been unsuccessful in finding it. More: continued here

Stamps receiver Ken-Yon Rambo in his own wordsCanoe.ca, Canada –2 minutes agoHe's the CFL's leading receiver with the cool name. Get to know Grey Cup-bound Ken-Yon Rambo: 1) It's Sunday morning, what are you having for breakfast? … More: continued here

Letters: John McFall (MP warns loss of contract may shut 6,000 branches, November 8) has rightly drawn attention to the possible loss of thousands more post office branches More: continued here

CALGARY — Henry Burris eventually wore down a determined defensive effort by the B.C. Lions and led the Calgary Stampeders into the Grey Cup in a come-from-behind 22-18 win in the CFL West Division final Saturday. More: continued here

CALGARY — The Calgary Stampeders won the battle on defence and ended years of CFL playoff frustration with a 22-18 win over the B.C. Lions in yesterday’s Western final. More: continued here