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Pregnant woman dies in Toronto shooting, doctors save baby
A pregnant woman was shot dead in northwest Toronto late Sunday, but her baby was saved after an emergency delivery in hospital, police say. Investigators are seeking public help after Candice Rochelle Bobb, 35, was killed while in the backseat of a car stopped in the Jamestown Crescent area.
CIBC suggests tax on foreign ‘flippers’ driving up Canadian home prices
May 16: A Canadian Magnitsky Act? Plus other letters to the editor
A 2009 file photo shows a portrait of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who died in jail after accusing Russian officials of colluding in stealing millions from the state. He was arrested on suspicion of tax evasion by the same Interior Ministry officials he accused.
If insects have consciousness, what then?
Peter Singer
Why Quebec needs more immigrants
Konrad Yakabuski
When realtors have their way, a crisis follows
A “sold” sticker adorns a for sale sign at a house in east Vancouver.
Michael Chong launches bid for Conservative leadership
Conservative MP Michael Chong pose for a portrait May 12, 2016 in Ottawa.
Liberal move on electoral reform: Big on goals, short on principles
David McLaughlin
Paying without passwords and PINs
To move past the password, financial institutions and their card-product partners are now racing to offer different biometric technologies in its stead.
As app growth slows, tech companies bet 'bots' will be the next big thing
Mmore firms expect artificially intelligent chat bots will address business inefficiencies and let companies reach more users.
Panama Papers leak reveals the dark side of the accounting profession
Accounting firm KPMG has acknowledged that for an average fee of $10,000, it put 27 wealthy Canadians into tax avoidance shelters on the Isle of Man
Ontario to spend $7-billion on sweeping climate change plan
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne in Toronto on April 13, 2015. The Ontario government plans to spend more than $7-billion over four years in a sweeping climate change plan
Toronto corporate lawyer forms ‘first of its kind’ communications company
TORONTO: AUGUST 29, 2013 - Carol Hansell poses for a photograph in an office space in Toronto on Thursday, August 29, 2013.
Not all roll-ups are created equal, and not all are out of favour
Canadian bank headquarters stand on Bay Street in Toronto on Monday August 29, 2011.
Ontario energy agency could correct province's past policy mistakes
An Ontario agency focused on carbon reduction could bring a rational and cross-sectoral approach to environmental policy with reducing carbon as a common criterion, writes George Vegh.
Canadian companies still sitting on ‘a cash mountain’
Ontario’s Climate Change Action Plan: Here’s how the spending breaks down
Cars drive in traffic on the Gardiner Expressway in Toronto, June 29, 2015. The Ontario government’s climate change plan will see more than $7-billion spent over four years.
May 16: Your daily horoscope
taurus
Cutting inappropriate antipsychotic meds leads to reduction of abusive behaviour in long-term facilities: study
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