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 Toronto condo boom being fueled by single womenSingle women now account for 20 per cent of Toronto home sales and 30 per cent of condo sales
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 Employee or on contract? Why it matters
Whether you are characterized as an employee or someone on contract affects your taxes and your rights.
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 12-year-old Ontario girl slams modern banking system, becomes YouTube hit
A 12-year-old Ontario girl is quickly becoming a YouTube star after her scathing tirade against Canada's banking system went viral.
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 U.S. Federal Reserve says more easing may be needed if recovery falters
Several Federal Reserve policy makers said a loss of momentum in growth or increased risks to their economic outlook could warrant additional action to keep the recovery on track, minutes of their last meeting showed.
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 Tim Hortons: Who will lead the coffee and doughnut empire next?
Paul House, the man who built the Tim Hortons' doughnut franchise into a colossus, is a tough act to follow. Which is partly why no one has stepped into the job.
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 Condo law: NDP MPP seeks to help Ontario's condo owners
NDP MPP Rosario Marchese, longtime champion of condominium law reform, is pushing legal changes through Queen's Park.
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 Housing bubble talk dismissed amid Toronto 'condo craze'
The head of Canada's biggest bank and one of the country's leading developers said the housing market is not in a bubble, even as one economist said Toronto is caught in a "condo craze."
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 Go away, American millionaires: Foreign banks shun the rich as tax-evasion law looms
Some of the world’s largest wealth-management firms are turning away American millionaires ahead of a new law that seeks to prevent tax evasion by Americans with offshore accounts.
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 Man sells 6 properties on KijijiThe DIY world of real estate buying and selling
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 RIM hires new marketing chief as turnaround effort continues
Research In Motion has hired two veterans from the mobile computing industry for the key roles of chief operating officer and chief marketing officer in a move that had been long-awaited by industry watchers.
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 GTA condo market starts out 2012 hitting new records
GTA condo market starts out 2012 hitting new records
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 Moneyville Makeover: Young, disciplined and planning for family
Moneyville Makeover is our new twice-monthly feature offering readers a chance to review their financial goals with the help of experts.
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 BCE profit rises 14.1% to $574 million in first quarter
BCE Inc. had $574 million in profit in the first quarter before adjustments -- a 14.1 per cent increase from the same time last year, as its wireless networks and media operations powered revenue growth.
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 Apple losing shine? Experts wonder if Apple can live up to sky-high expectations
Apple stock could be shredded if earnings Tuesday disappoint even a little bit, analysts warn. After a four-month rally, Apple shares have been trending lower over the past two weeks.
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 Fired after 36 years, worker gets 2 years payThe end of mandatory retirement means even workers age 65 and over are entitled to significant damages if they are unjustly terminated.
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 Most home buyers would walk away from bidding war, poll suggests
A new Canadian survey reports that one-quarter of those polled would willingly get into a bidding war when buying a home.
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 Toronto condo price hits average of $360,892
The average price of a downtown condo now stands at $360,892.
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 RRIF vs. annuity: What should you do?
Soon after you turn 71 you have to turn your RRSP in an annuity or a Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF). With rates at rock bottom what should you do?
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 RCMP raids SNC-Lavalin's Montreal headquarters
The RCMP raided the offices SNC-Lavalin on Friday, stepping up the pressure on the beleaguered Montreal-based engineering giant.
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 Demand for luxury homes on the rise in Toronto
Toronto’s luxury real estate market is thriving, especially along subway lines.
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 House bidding wars: Crafting a winning strategy
Bidding wars have become the norm in many Toronto neighbourhoods. But there are strategies to help you come out on top.
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 Ontario bill targets cellphone contracts and prices
The province is taking aim at "price gouging" by cell phone companies with new legislation, but it won't tackle voice and data rates.
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 Nokia shares plummet after warning of big losses
Nokia Corp. saw its share price plummet 15 per cent on Wednesday after it warned that heavy competition will hit first-quarter earnings, especially in developing markets, and that it expected no improvement in the second quarter.
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 Natural gas sinks below $2 (U.S.) for first time since 2002Natural gas futures in New York dropped below $2 (U.S.) per million British thermal units for the first time in a decade on a growing supply glut caused by mild weather and record production.
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 Time to scrap Bell's $2.80 touch-tone fee
Why does Bell charge extra for touch tone service when few people still have rotary dial phones? It should roll the cost into its monthly rate.
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