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Don’t jump into value investments now because they’ve done well, it’s best to find a strategy that fits you and stick with it

In The Case Against Sugar, Gary Taubes chronicles the sweetening of morning meals throughout the 20th century, from the introduction of Ranger Joe to Kellogg’s eventual candification

The documentary examines the 39-day buildup to Benjamin Millepied’s first ballet as company leader – and ends just months before his eventual resignation

The federal government is in the midst of implementing a flurry of measures to help consumers navigate the confusing world of food labels and nutritional information, and it has some decisions to make

At last count, 6,671 patients in Canada were listed as ‘alternate level of care’ – well enough to be at home alone and no place at the long-term care inn

The Walking Dead, The Americans and Rectify are among John Doyle’s roundup of 12 television series that mattered this year

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From a landmark musical to a thrilling Shakespeare shake-up, these were the best productions in a stellar year for Canadian theatre

She told me that she’s found the love of her life. The problem is he is really mean to her

Lawsuit claims by three veterans claims they were subjected to verbal taunts, racial epithets and insults to family members

While Christmas carols are ubiquitous this time of year,​ many of the songs are hymns or show tunes that would never get mainstream play in any other context

Investors flee bullion-backed funds

The Blue Jays’ low-key approach in the free-agent market leaves fans fretting about what’s happening

A Bow Valley initiative assists weaker students while, at the University of Toronto, female undergrads get introduced to business education and career opportunities

Thanks to wealthy benefactor, DHC/ART can function without earned revenue – and dare to take chances

The Commission set a target for modern telecommunications services, but there is still much work to be done to achieve affordable broadband access for all Canadians

Can a Catholic college at The University of Toronto be true to its mission and remake itself to better speak to a secular city?

If Canada hopes to achieve its greenhouse gas emissions targets, our construction and urban design must change on a vast scale

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There are two generally accepted market predicting tools in polite finance society

From Trump to Brexit and beyond, politicians of late have been promising to make things great again. The thing is, writes Cathal Kelly, they never were

The man had been barred from boarding his United Airlines flight to Chicago because he was behaving erratically, an airport spokeswoman says

The president-elect has been impulsive and ill-informed on the volatile region, and that has some Western analysts worried

A look at insider activity