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Map: 10 QUEENSBOROUGH CRES., TORONTO
Done Deal, 10 Queensborough Cres., Toronto
Map: 1058 DUFFERIN ST., TORONTO
Done Deal, 1058 Dufferin St., Toronto
Map: 19 HAMPSHIRE HEIGHTS, TORONTO
Done Deal, 19 Hampshire Heights, Toronto
In photos: The most difficult handshake of the G20 meeting
U.S. President Barack Obama, right, shakes hands with Russia's President Vladimir Putin during arrivals for the G-20 summit at the Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013.
Nearby high rise turns off potential buyers of Toronto bungalow
Done Deal, 21 Warrender Ave., Toronto
Early over-asking bid grabs East York home
Done Deal, 332 Monarch Park Ave., Toronto
Buyer cuts $58,000 off price of west-end Toronto home
Done Deal, 10 Queensborough Cres., Toronto
Canucks owner Aquilini wants information sealed from divorce trial
Vancouver Canucks general manager Mike Gillis, left, and co-owner Francesco Aquilini watch players practice on the first day of the NHL team’s training camp in Vancouver on Jan. 13, 2013.
Dufferin home priced strategically is snapped up quickly
Done Deal, 1058 Dufferin St., Toronto
At midday: TSX up on positive U.S. jobs data, further deal-making
Trader Timothy Nick works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange September 5, 2013.
London man accused of taking date’s phone because she wouldn’t split the bill
Why Harper has to ‘walk on eggshells’ with PQ’s secular charter
Quebec Premier Pauline Marois makes an announcement on PQ food sovereignty, Thursday May 16, 2013 at Baie St-Paul.
Home in a quiet Etobicoke pocket sells near asking
Done Deal, 19 Hampshire Heights, Toronto
Ainsworth stock soars on $1.1-billion Louisiana-Pacific buyout offer
Stock in Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd. soared more than 30 per cent Sept. 5, 2013, a day after U.S. forestry giant Louisiana-Pacific announced a friendly, $1.1-billion (U.S.) takeover deal.
Bridle Path reno: Grumpily modernist to contemporary cool
Echo House, recently completed on a 2-acre Bridle Path lot by Toronto artist and architect Paul Raff
Nova Scotia government polls show disconnect between NDP and voters, says expert
Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter.
Everything is fine in Syria, according to Syrian President
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in an Aug. 19, 2009 file photo. Syria's state news agency has quoted Mr. Assad as saying Syria will defend itself against any aggression.
Taylor Swift coming to film fest, but will she perform?
Taylor Swift performs at the 2013 CMA Music Festival in Nashville, Tenn.
Tour Championship offers up valuable carrot
Riley Wheeldon
My boyfriend hates that I’m bisexual. What do I do?
Landscape and light on Toronto’s Bridle Path
John Bentley Mays
Canaccord shifts view, now says buy energy stocks
The pre-TIFF frenzy: Scenes from the Venice Film Festival
Actress Scarlett Johansson poses during a photocall for the movie "Under the Skin", directed by Jonathan Glazer, during the 70th Venice Film Festival in Venice September 3, 2013.
At the open: TSX moves up amid Syria jitters, positive jobs data
Trader Stephen Mara, centre, works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Aug. 27, 2013.
Watch: Diamondbacks beat Blue Jays in extra innings
Health Canada announces third birth-control recall this year
Birth-control pills
Home of the Week: A downtown Toronto heritage holdout
Home of the Week, 29 Draper St., Toronto. Asking price: $1,198,000. Originally built in 1881, it also happens to be the birthplace of Lincoln Alexander, Canada’s first black member of Parliament and lieutenant-governor of Ontario.
Home of the Week: Refurbished, repaired, renewed
Home of the Week, 29 Draper St., Toronto
International politics play out in tense Putin, Obama meeting
Russia's President Vladimir Putin, left, shakes hands with U.S. President Barack Obama during arrivals for the G-20 summit at the Konstantin Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013.
Bombardier sells Flexjet unit; new owner places $1.8-billion order
A Bombardier Learjet 75.
The Glass House: Seeing design in a see-through house
Philip Johnson’s Glass House in New Canaan, Conn.
Ontario Transportation Minister says he’s not seizing control of Toronto transit planning
Glen Murray, Ontario Minister of Transportation and Minister of Infrastructure, speaks to the press at Toronto City Hall after a meeting with Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, discussing ways to pay for a proposed subway extension to Scarborough. )
Canaccord warms up to Sprott, downgrades Gluskin
Chairman of the Board, Eric Sprott, speaks during the Sprott Inc. annual general meeting in Toronto on Wednesday May 23, 2012.
Seeing design in a see-through house
Dave LeBlanc
Attending TIFF? 16 tips you need to know
Toronto agents go online to reach Chinese buyers
A two-bedroom suite at the Four Seasons Hotel on Toronto’s Yorkville Avenue can cost $1.95-million.
Dominion Diamond posts loss on restructuring, expenses
The Diavik diamond mine in the Northwest Territories.
Bookstore owners sell to long-serving employees
Chris Hall, co-owner of McNally Robinson Booksellers of Winnipeg.
Older workers pushing students out of part-time jobs: report
A man looks at job listings in this file photo. A new CIBC report says older Canadians are increasingly pushing students out of low-paying, part-time jobs because they can’t find other work.
Loonie ends lower amid positive U.S. jobs data
Canadian dollars.
Jack Nicholson retiring from acting because of memory problem: reports
Jack Nicholson’s last movie was 2010's How Do You Know.
When a child kills in Canada, there’s no sense of justice
RCMP have identified six-year-old Lee Allan Bonneau as the youngster who died after disappearing in an aboriginal community in southeastern Saskatchewan.
Federal polls hold steady – which is good news for Trudeau
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, right, chats with Stephen Bronfman, the party's chief fundraiser, at a barn party in St. Peters Bay, PEI, on Aug. 28, 2013.
Hanging of black statue in Leon’s store prompts racism complaints
Quebec corruption suspects gave $2-million to federal parties over 18 years
Rosaire Sauriol, vice-president at Dessau Inc., testifies at the Charbonneau inquiry on March 19, 2013.
Crosby discusses lengthy recovery road from concussions, safety of the game
Sidney Crosby, of, Cole Harbour, N.S., speaks to reporters at the Canadian national men's team orientation camp in Calgary, Alta., on Sunday, Aug. 25, 2013.
Under siege, ancient Christian village adds new twist to Syrian conflict
Patrick Martin
Mortgage fears drive up Canadian home sales
A sold sign in front of a home in downtown Toronto.
Moment in time: On this day in 1997, Mother Teresa died
Mother Teresa
Before the bell: U.S. bond yield hits 2-year high
Three ideas to bust gridlock and get cities moving
Traffic backs up on a city street.
BlackBerry shares jump as potential bidders kick the tires
Michael Babad
Harper pushes debt reduction at G20
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper, left, shakes hands with an official upon his arrival in St. Petersburg September 5, 2013 for Russia’s G20 summit on September 6, 2013. The Harper government appears to have stepped back from its own target for reducing the national debt, announcing a new target that is softens the timeline released by Finance Canada in 2012.
Acacia: A 'patent troll' offers a way to cash in on creativity
David Milstead
Carrick on money: How McDonald’s helps make chicken pricier
A McDonald's restaurant's drive-thru sign is pictured in Los Angeles April 4, 2011.
Who’s failing math? The system
Margaret Wente
Canadians see Trudeau as most trustworthy, but not most competent, poll finds
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau holds Addison Quinn as he greets supporters at a barn party in St. Peters Bay, PEI, on Aug. 28, 2013.
With less aid, a stronger Haiti will emerge
As long as international funding rolls in, there’s little incentive for the state to effect fundamental change required for progress
Ontario Tory MPP billing taxpayers for his second home
Progressive Conservative MPP Peter Shurman, shown March 4, 2013.
Want a new beige Corolla? Too bad
With a longer wheelbase, shorter overhangs and the new front end, the new Corolla looks more aggressive.
With a Pacific trade deal, can Canada have its supply-management cake and eat it too?
Sake-brewery workers combine steamed rice and mold spores to make koji, or mold, at a brewery in Kyoto’s Fushimi district. Japan is notorious for protecting its rice farmers, and the Fraser Institute believes that, if the Trans-Pacific Partnership can protect Japanese rice, it will also likely protect Canadian supply management.
With post-quake aid under review, minister presses Haiti on rule of law
International Development Minister Christian Paradis gestures during an interview in Gatineau, Que., on Sept. 4, 2013.
Sept. 5: Morality and Syria, and other letters to the editor
A UN chemical weapons expert holds a plastic bag containing samples from one of the sites of an alleged chemical-weapons attack in the Ain Tarma neighbourhood of Damascus Aug. 29, 2013.
Syria vote makes for a long week in American politics
Konrad Yakabuski
In Pictures: Click here to see the redesigned 2014 Toyota Corolla
Sponsored report: Full-scale production expected soon at Diamcor’s South African diamond mine
BlackBerry has talked to potential bidders, plans fast sale: report
Blackberry logos and flags are seen at the company’s offices in Waterloo, Ont.
St. Jacobs Market partly reopens after devastating fire
An investigator surveys the remains of the main building at the St. Jacobs Farmers Market on Sept. 2, 2013.
In Pictures: Introducing Vancouver's most promising young entrepreneurs
Has Calgary’s economy decoupled from rest of Canada?
Sean Silcoff
Want to boost your brand during an event? Here’s how
Mia Pearson
Evaluating the worth of a university degree
Universities ought to be held to account for their claim that they better prepare students to succeed economically.
Another subway plan, another squabble
Marcus Gee
Celebrity antiques dealer’s ride is – no surprise – second-hand
Sheldon Smithens’ Toyota Sequoia was previously owned ‘by a spoiled rich boy.’
Glover Teixeira beats Ryan Bader in first round at UFC Fight Night 28
The glove of a UFC fighter is shown in this file photo.
Flames hire Brian Burke as president of hockey operations
Newly named Calgary Flames president of hockey operations Brian Burke listens to a question during a news conference in Calgary, Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013.
September 5: Your daily horoscope
virgo
Lives Lived: Mary Bernadette Murdock, 103
Mary Bernadette Murdock
Nudity on TV: the naughty and the not so nice
John Doyle
The poor man's guide to automotive theft-proofing
Peter Cheney
Is dating my co-worker a good idea?
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