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Ydessa Hendeles sells some of her collection to a private U.S. museum
Toronto collector and curator Ydessa Hendeles has sold 144 works of contemporary art to the private museum of a U.S. billionaire.
For Wallin and other directors, any residence will do
Conservative Senator Pamela Wallin prepares to chair the Senate national security and defence committee in Ottawa on Feb. 25, 2013.
B.C. Premier Clark hints at surprise cabinet appointments to come
B.C. Premier Christy Clark announces that she will be running in a by-election in Westside-Kelowna, likely in July, and elected MLA Ben Stewart, left, will resign.
OMERS consortium bid for Severn Trent has legs
Severn Trent water pipes are seen at the company's sewage treatment works in Barnhurst, England, in an undated handout photo released to Reuters on June 5, 2008.
Read pages from the book What Makes a Baby
The cover of Cory Silverberg's new book What Makes a Baby.
Facebook all the time? You could be damaging your relationship
Penguins plan to keep it simple in Game 4
Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby plays against Boston Bruins' Johnny Boychuk during the second overtime period in Game 3 of their NHL Eastern Conference finals hockey playoff series in Boston, Massachusetts, June 5, 2013.
4,000 holes in Lancashire later, U.K. shale may meet energy needs
Trican Well Service employees monitor the hydraulic fracturing process from an onsite control centre near Bowden, Alta., Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012.
Canadian Soccer Association says Quebec has no right to ban turbans
Aneel Samra, 18, holds a soccer ball in his backyard Wednesday, June 5, 2013 in Montreal. Samra has not been able to play organized soccer since last year due to his religious headgear.
Ottawa threatens retaliation against ‘illegal’ U.S. meat labelling rules
Canadian hog and cattle producers have estimated that U.S. country-of-origin labelling rules have cost it more than $1-billion a year in lost sales, higher costs and depressed prices
Public editor: Study says we would pay more for cellphone service. Wait, really?
Cellphones are being used for texting more than talking.
Rubenstein: Fast and firm should be Merion‘s recipe
U.S. Open trophy at Merion Golf Club
Canadian diplomats walk off the job in Washington
Hundreds of foreign service officers walks out of Department of Foreign Affairs headquarters June 06, 2013 in Ottawa.
At midday: TSX stalls while U.S. indexes surge
Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange on April 25, 2013. World equity markets advanced on Thursday as solid corporate earnings and data indicating the U.S. labor market remains resilient despite signs of slower growth buoyed optimism about the economy.
Quebec government to stay out of monarchy succession challenge
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II waves after officially opening the headquarters of the British Broadcasting Corporation's new Broadcasting House in central London, Friday June 7, 2013.
McGuinty denies ordering e-mails to be deleted
Former Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty appears before the Justice Policy committee hearing as he testifies about the power plants the Government axed in Oakville and Mississauga for the 2011 election, at the Ontario Legislature in Toronto on Tuesday May 7, 2013 .
The TSX laggards: Will energy overtake materials?
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Alonso’s Ferrari sets fastest lap in damp practice at Canadian Grand Prix
Force India driver Paul di Resta enters the pits during the morning practice session at the Canadian Grand Prix, Friday, June 7, 2013 in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Edmonton MP rejoins Tories, mulls run for mayor after winning breathalyzer case
Conservative MP Peter Goldring stands during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on November 21, 2011.
With NSA’s Internet surveillance, we Americans got what we asked for – unfortunately
An aerial view of the NSA’s Utah Data Center in Bluffdale, Utah, on Thursday, June 6, 2013.
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Watch: Previewing Game 4 between the Pens and Bruins
Map: 47 CHESTNUT HILLS PARKWAY, TORONTO
RBC raises mortgage rates, other lenders expected to follow suit
Homes for sale in Toronto's Beach area June 13, 2012.
Milos Raonic hires Ivan Ljubicic as coach
Milos Raonic of Canada hits a return to Xavier Malisse of Belgium during their men's singles match at the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris May 26, 2013.
Map: 91 DAY AVE., TORONTO
Where are we now? Taking stock in the TSX
Scott Barlow
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Map 118 Brooke Ave., Toronto
Daugavins in for Campbell as Bruins eye sweep
Boston Bruins' Shawn Thornton, centre left, skates with Chris Bourque, center right, during NHL hockey practice at TD Garden in Boston, Thursday, June 6, 2013.
S&P/TSX sectors per cent return May 1 vs per cent change forward P/E ratio
Ryder Hesjedal re-signs with Garmin-Sharp through 2015
Canada's Ryder Hesjedal competes in the men's cycling individual time trial on August 1, 2012. Last month, the cyclist recently withdrew from the Tour de France after being involved in a major crash.
Canada’s blockbuster jobs report: The quirks behind the numbers
Pedestrians and shoppers walk past a ‘Now Hiring’ sign on Yonge Street in Toronto. Statscan said Friday that 95,000 new jobs were created in May.
Who has Harper appointed to the Senate? Celebrities, Tory staffers and law-and-order advocates
Prime Minister Stephen Harper waves as he leaves a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday, May 30, 2013.
Toronto police seize $6.5-million worth of cocaine, crystal meth; four arrested
Toronto police say they seized $6.5-million worth of drugs and arrested four people
Something had to be done about Abbotsford homeless, resident says
Frank Johnstone, a homeless truck driver, walks through a treed area near his tent where Abbotsford, B.C., officials spread a load of chicken maneure in an effort to keep homeless people from living there.
Extra bathroom helps sell Queensway home
Centrepoint home on a large lot sells quickly
Police link cases of three missing men from Toronto’s gay community
Three missing men from Toronto's gay community whose cases have now been linked by police. From left: Skanda Navaratnam, 40; Majeed "Hamid" Kayhan, 58; and Abdulbasir "Basir" Faizi, 42.
Watch: Sharapova on French Open final
Roncesvalles home gets more than a dozen offers
Islington buyer knocks $19,000 off ‘diamond in the rough’
Bank of Canada names former banking executive as special adviser
Joggers run past the Bank of Canada building in Ottawa.
Humber River home snags three quick offers
Renovations boost Corso Italia home’s value
Your say: Should new moms in Canada get a baby box?
Baby boy posing
Re-listing and cosmetic changes sell a Hillcrest home
Developer leaps at Bedford Park home with $151,000 premium
RBC’s uranium analyst heads to Uranium One
Ottawa lowers expectations for EU deal ahead of G8 summit
Prime Minister Stephen Harper responds to a question during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday June 4, 2013.
At the open: Miners pull TSX lower while U.S. indexes climb
In this May 23, 2013 photo, mining trucks sit parked on the facilities at the Barrick Gold Corp.'s Pascua-Lama project facilities in northern Chile.
F1 driver lends a hand to junior Canadian driver Robert Wickens
Robert Wickens in F1 paddock in Montreal.
Supreme Court rejects appeal for Quebec mom found guilty of killing kids
Cathie Gauthier, left, is escorted to courthouse in 2009. The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed her appeal after being found guilty of killing her three children.
Big Brother not Chinese, but closer to home
Carl Mortished
Globe Editorial: U.S. surveillance of law-abiding citizens is dangerous and wrong
President Barack Obama gestures as he speaks to students, teachers, and guests at Mooresville Middle School in Mooresville, N.C., Thursday, June 6, 2013, during his Middle Class Jobs & Opportunity Tour.
Vladimir Putin announces divorce. Wait, Vladimir Putin was married?
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his wife, Lyudmila, speak to journalists after attending the ballet in the Kremlin Palace in Moscow. They have announced their divorce after almost 30 years of marriage.
On the level in a modern Toronto bungalow
The living room and kitchen (not too large, with room for a piano) are at the rear, accented by anodized bronze windows and doors that offer views of the backyard landscape.
The spirit of collaboration is touching all of our lives
Don Tapscott
Can architects and engineers design a better mini putt course?
Minneapolis: Try the architect- and artist-designed greens at the Walker Art Center. Tee off in the sculpture garden at two eight-hole courses, which include a small-scale version of the Château de Bagatelle, an Ames Room course and a foosball table, among other creative putting greens. It’s open through Sept. 8. walkerart.org
Looking for the world’s quirkiest museums? We've got 16 of them
Find everything from medieval torture implements to taxidermy at the Horniman Museum in London.
Whistler is just as fun in the summer – and priced right, too
Rip along a trail in the Whistler mountain bike park.
Airline CEOs want to help you pimp your flight
Police investigate balcony fall linked to ongoing Ford mystery
Hanad Mohamed appears at Old City Hall courthouse in Toronto where he was charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Anthony Smith. Police say the Alberta man’s former home was the scene of a bizarre incident where a man allegedly fell from a fifth-floor balcony.
Pamela Wallin resigns from Gluskin Sheff board
Pamela Wallin, former broadcaster
This modern Toronto bungalow holds hidden surprises
The hipped roof of the building also shapes the ceiling inside.
Images from Game 1 of the NBA Final
San Antonio Spurs shooting guard Manu Ginobili (20) shoots against Miami Heat power forward Udonis Haslem (40) during the second half of Game 1 of the NBA Finals basketball game, Thursday, June 6, 2013 in Miami.
Loonie ends higher on strong May employment report
Canadian dollars.
Brooke: Rough going at the majors?
Rory McIlroy playing out of the rough on No. 18 at Oak Hill during a recent practice round
Embarrassed Erdogan loses the upper hand on Syria
Patrick Martin
Canada posts biggest job gains in more than a decade as sentiment firms up
Participants look at job notice boards during the 19th edition of the National Job Fair and Training Expo at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Statistics Canada released its May employment report on Friday.
Sales, prices, listings down. What’s up with Toronto’s high-end homes?
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Sidney Crosby’s sister carving her own hockey path in goal
Taylor Crosby, younger sister of NHLer Sidney Crosby, practices her goal tending skills at the under-18 camp run by Hockey Canada in Calgary, Alta.
Home of the Week: 'Slow' home is light on its feet
The house has a double-sided fireplace on the exterior wall of the family room that allows people outside to cluster around the fire.
Home of the Week: Example of ‘slow’ architecture is light on its feet
The house has a double-sided fireplace on the exterior wall of the family room that allows people outside to cluster around the fire.
Christy Clark’s transition plan begins in earnest
BC Premier Christy Clark arrives for her first BC Liberal candidate caucus meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia, Thursday, May 23, 2013.
Why Canadians should fear clandestine U.S. snooping program
Michael Babad
Report sees ‘downside risk’ in Canada’s housing sector
A house for sale in Toronto on March 15, 2013.
Maki: Sushi, the new playoff pre-game wonder meal
Allan Maki
Washington knows what you do online – and Canadians aren’t above it
Ivor Tossell
Is Toronto school board deaf to power of music?
Salmon Cupid director of the Toronto All Stars Steel Orchestra, with student members of the group in Jume 2011. Students will have less exposure to steel orchestra if the cuts to the itinerant music program are approved.
Holly Cole says her car is ‘sexy as hell’
Jazz singer Holly Cole and her 1968 Ford Gran Torino.
Immigration leading to greater differences between Canadian cities
Immigrants from Afghanistan take part in a Canadian citizenship class last June at the Afghan Women's Organization in Toronto.
Avoiding debt while on mat leave should top your baby to-do list
Sleeping baby.
Indie bookstore writes its next chapter
A catchy video called The Joy of Books went viral on YouTube, raising awareness for Type Books in Toronto. ‘It says about us, ‘Hey, I’m an independent bookseller,’ co-owner Joanne Saul says.
Verbatim: Andrew Bennett explains the mandate of his office
Ambassador of Religious Freedom Andrew Bennett pose for a portrait at Saint John The Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Shrine June 06, 2013 in Ottawa. (DAVE CHAN for The Globe and Mail)
New religious-freedom watchdog faces uphill battle
Andrew Bennett sits at Saint John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Shrine in Ottawa on Thursday.
Changes to royal succession face legal fight in Quebec
Britain's Queen Elizabeth delivers her speech during the State Opening of Parliament at the House of Lords, alongside Prince Charles in London, May 8, 2013.
June 7: Tuning out Ici, and other letters to the editor
The new name for Radio-Canada, Ici, is seen on a billboard next to its building on Wednesday, June 5, 2013 in Montreal.
Before intervening in Syria, check hubris at the door
Jeffrey Simpson
Thanks for the advice – I bought a Merc instead
2013 Mercedes-Benz GLK-class
Canada’s tax cycle is turning, and for the better
Jim Stanford
Etobicoke family find themselves at heart of Rob Ford photo mystery
The garage door of an Etobicoke house appears similar to the background of a photo of Rob Ford with Anthony Smith.
The West knows where Trudeau stands
Gary Mason
In pictures: Tropical storm Andrea takes a toll on U.S. East Coast
Water from Boca Ciega Bay washes ashore as wind and rain from Tropical Storm Andrea hit the Florida coast near Gulfport, Florida June 6, 2013.
Painter turns to franchise expert to sell his concept
Man with Paintbrush in Front of Garage
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