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'Costs could be staggering': How businesses, Bay Street are reacting to the PSAC strike
Breadcrumb Trail Links Work Small Business News Economy Scotiabank economist estimates strike could cost government $200 million a day PSAC workers and supporters gather on a picket line in Ottawa, on April 19. Photo by Sean…
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Where to find the best meals for $10 or less on Dundas West
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Food & Drink
Where to find the best meals for $10 or less in Unionville
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Where to find the best meals for $10 or less in Whitchurch-Stouffville
Dundas West (recently…
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Future City: An optimist’s guide to the totally green, actually affordable, Jetsonesque near-future…
Welcome to Your Future Home
An optimist’s guide to the totally green, actually affordable, Jetsonesque near-future of Toronto real estate
By Alex Cyr, Mathew Silver and Andrea Yu
| April 19, 2023
Toronto’s real estate game has been…
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How CABN plans to build the real estate market’s most-affordable net-zero homes
The Green House
How CABN plans to build the real estate market’s most-affordable net-zero homes
By
Alex Cyr
| Images courtesy of CABN
| April 19, 2023
Jackson Wyatt has always had a thing for sustainability. His first company…
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Seven futuristic gadgets to turn your living space into a smart home
1 Rainstick
A typical 10-minute shower uses up to 100 litres of water. Rainstick’s circular system captures that would-be wasted water, runs it through a micron-level filter, treats it with high-intensity UV rays and then sends it back…
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How one couple transformed their Etobicoke bungalow into a high-tech smart home
The Super-Smart Home
One couple’s high-tech reno provides a glimpse into the future
By
Alex Cyr
| Photography by Erin Leydon
| April 19, 2023
Brendan and Devina Samis knew that their dream home didn’t exist—yet. Brendan, a software…
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Would a PSAC strike stoke inflation? Maybe, but it's complicated
Breadcrumb Trail Links Work News Economy Federal workers want wage increases to keep up with inflation, but their demands could end up rekindling it Public Service Alliance of Canada national executive vice-president Sharon…
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National Canadian Film Day means getting excited about what's playing on big and small screens
Right off the back of the widely reported success of everything from Brother to Riceboy Sleeps and I Like Movies — and the dubious success of the Canadian Screen Awards' attempt to highlight them — there are still more reasons to think…
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Singer Aaron Carter drowned in tub after using drugs, inhaling gases, coroner says
Singer and rapper Aaron Carter accidentally drowned in his bathtub as a result of sedatives he'd taken and gas used in spray cleaners he had inhaled, a coroner's report said Tuesday.Carter, the younger brother of Backstreet Boys member Nick…
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Getting inflation below 3% won't be easy: Frances Donald
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