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CPPIB buys $118.6-million stake in South Korean REIT
New CEO Mark Wiseman says the CPPIB plans to become a public advocate for long-term investing around the globe.
Drug dosage too low for sex hallucinations, anesthesiologist trial told
Anesthesiologist George Doodnaught, 64, is on trial for 21 counts of sexual assault.
Review: Build your own robots with Lego Mindstorms EV3
At $399, the Lego Mindstorms EV3 is probably the cheapest and easiest customizable robot available
Why Al Gore would have invaded Iraq (and what it tells us about Syria)
Former U.S. vice-president Al Gore is photographed during an interview in Toronto on May 7, 2013.
Investors’ annual dance with disappointment is cancelled
Scott Barlow
BlackBerry has talked to potential bidders, plans fast sale: Report
Michael Babad
Commuter campus: the road more travelled
Joanne Will
Talking Points: On twerking, a giant ‘slaw and tanning consequences
This Aug. 25, 2013 file photo shows singer Miley Cyrus at the MTV Video Music Awards in the Brooklyn borough of New York. Cyrus says in an interview clip that she doesn’t listen to the negative comments regarding her performance on the MTV Video Music Awards.
It's their time: 5 rising stars to watch for at TIFF 2013
THE ROCKER Maxwell McCabe-Lokos, actor, The Husband: In Bruce McDonald’s new dramedy, Maxwell McCabe-Lokos plays a man with an apparently great life: a creative job as an ad executive, a modern Toronto house, a new infant son and a beautiful wife. There’s just one problem: His wife (Sarah Allen), who had a postpartum mental health crisis, is in jail for sleeping with a high-school student. Though Henry’s been coping well by keeping things emotionally locked down, with two weeks to go before his wife’s release, he starts to lose it. McCabe-Lokos, with his stiff-backed posture and solemn hangdog expression, conveys wounded dignity highly convincingly. The actor, formerly a musician with the now-defunct indie band the Deadly Snakes (their final album, <italic>Porcella</italic>, was shortlisted for the 2006 Polaris Music Prize), makes the most of his first starring role after a decade of TV and supporting film performances (<italic>The Tracey Fragments</italic>, <italic>Lars and the Real Girl</italic>). If that weren’t enough, he also co-wrote the screenplay with fellow actor-writer Kelly Harms. <italic>– Liam Lacey</italic>
Why it’s been a good year for religion
Jewish worshippers covered in prayer shawls pray at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest prayer site, in Jerusalem’s Old City on Sept. 4, 2013 ahead of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year which starts at sundown on Wednesday.
Angus Glen to host 2015 Pan Am golf tournament
Angus Glen Golf Club
At the open: TSX moves lower as fears of Syria strike return
President Barack Obama speaking by phone with his National Security staff regarding the situation in Egypt, while in Chilmark, Mass., Aug. 15
Poloz stands pat on rates as exports fail to impress
The Bank of Canada Governor Stephen S. Poloz speaks the media at a Oakville Chamber of Commerce event in Burlington on June 19, 2013.
Hospital lotteries can be dangerous for problem gamblers, expert says
Scarborough subway to be built with shortened route, Ontario announces
Glenn Murray, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure announces a new route and funding plan for the proposed Scarborough subway in Scarborough, Ont., Wednesday, September 4, 2013.
Golf This Week: Hadwin, Fritsch to resume PGA chase
Adam Hadwin
Toronto Police spokesman Tony Vella considers jump into city politics
A police car is parked in Toronto on Aug. 19, 2013.
Analyst sees Apple shares surging 50% over the next year
People wait on a street in front of an Apple store as they await sales of the new iPad in the Apple store in Munich March 16, 2012.
Fans aren't very happy with the Fifty Shades of Grey casting decision
In a Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2011 file photo, Charlie Hunnam, a cast member in "Sons of Anarchy,” arrives at a screening of the fourth season premiere of the television series, in Los Angeles. Hunnam will play the 27-year-old billionaire Christian Grey in the big-screen adaptation of E L James’ Fifty Shades of Grey.
An elected senator’s seven-point plan to fix the Red Chamber
Senate pages stand at the entrance to the Senate Chambers on Parliament Hill in Ottawa Tuesday, May 21, 2013.
Loonie rises, Bank of Canada leaves key interest rate unchanged
Canadian dollars.
Watch: Canada beats Uruguay at FIBA Americas
Harper needs to play the ‘reliable ally’ card at the G20
Colin Robertson
Harper heads to G20 summit being reshaped by Syria crisis
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper boards the Canadian Forces plane in Ottawa, Canada Tuesday September 3, 2013.
Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin killed on this date in 2006
B.C. rowing team abandons Arctic crossing amid treacherous weather
Expedition member Dennis Barnett pulls boat onto Bear Island after the group escaped getting pushed into pack ice during a storm.
B.C. court prepares for another human-trafficking trial
Germans sneak money home from Swiss banks (in adult diapers, corsets)
Michael Babad
Before the bell: Copper takes dive, stock futures steady
Earlier live video: Barack Obama defends America's right to attack Syria
President Barack Obama arrives to make a statement about Syria in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington, Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013.
Why India’s economic crisis is about more than the rupee
Cycle rickshaws move past a display of Indian rupees at a roadside currency exchange stall in the old quarters of New Delhi in June.
Half of Canadians don’t have enough cash to cover surprise costs: report
A new BMO study says 68 per cent of Canadians have had to dip into their emergency funds to cover unexpected expenses.
Q&A: Top oil and gas picks from Josef Schachter
Getting ready to sell? 10 staging tips to wow home shoppers
Renovated clean kitchen, ready for house sale.
Carrick on Money: How Canada lags on protecting investors
Protect your retirement money.
Sept. 4: Verizon’s no thanks, and other letters to the editor
Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam speaks in a Jan. 8, 2013 photo in Las Vegas.
Ottawa seeks to dial down post-quake aid to Haiti, documents show
Bottled water sits near the tarmac at the airport in Jacmel, Haiti, in January, 2010, waiting to be loaded onto trucks and taken to a warehouse. A Canadian helicopter flies overhead.
Obama’s other battleground is domestic
David Shribman
Quebec wants secularism – for some
Lysiane Gagnon
Syrian crisis is a teachable moment for Western leaders on limits of authority
In the debate over military action in Syria, Stephen Harper, Barack Obama, David Cameron and François Hollande have discovered the extent to which they are constrained, by constitutional convention or political reality, from projecting force without seeking their legislatures’ assent.
Syria is not a test of U.S. leadership
Jeffrey Simpson
How Canada can lead in telecom innovation once again
As a nation, we are already well positioned to seize a leadership role in machine-to-machine innovation, but only with a strategic and collaborative approach on the part of government and industry
Verizon’s out of picture but wireless giants still fear Feds
Sean Silcoff
The pros and cons of going into business with a friend
While it can be extremely fun to start up with someone you’re close to, it’s not without disadvantages
With a still-sluggish economy, BoC’s Poloz has every reason to stay quiet
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz speaks during a news conference.
Smart shoes creator considers running out of Canada
Quin Sandler is co-founder and chief executive officer of Plantiga Technologies Inc., a Vancouver startup that has come up with a new kind of smart and adaptive footwear.
Chrysler drops three planned models
30th anniversary edition of Chrysler Town & Country
Brian McKeever: bowed but unbroken
After being denied his chance to compete in Whistler, B.C., three years ago, Canadian Paralympian Brian McKeever is training as hard as ever to earn another shot in Sochi, Russia, next year.
Lost in translation: Navi systems are only as good as the humans who design, make and use them
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Nicholson, Joseph carry Canada past Uruguay at FIBA Americas
Canada's Cory Joseph scores against Puerto Rico during a FIBA World Cup qualifying basketball game in Caracas, Venezuela, Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013. Joseph scored 17 points on Tuesday as Canada beat Uruguay 93-67.
Peter Sagan wins prologue of Tour of Alberta
Fu Shiu Cheung with Team Champion System is cheered on as he rides a hill during the Tour of Alberta cycling race time trials in Edmonton, Alta., on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Boatmen already looking forward to Sunday's rematch with Als
Toronto Argonauts safety Jermaine Gabriel, right, tries to tackle Montreal Alouettes slotback Arland Bruce as he makes a touchdown catch during first half CFL action in Toronto on Tuesday September 3, 2013.
Contract talks with Sedin brothers could be complicated
Vancouver Canucks' Henrik Sedin, right, and his twin brother Daniel Sedin, both of Sweden, skate during an informal hockey practice at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday January 8, 2013.
September 4: Your daily horoscope
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Lives Lived: Tanya Khan, 38
Tanya Khan
Forgive Me: A fine, fraught new series about sinners
John Doyle
It's time to think outside the drive-thru sex box
Andrew Clark
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