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Stock markets aren't straying too far from unchanged this morning, as traders await an important appearance from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke later today.

A business environment with fewer corporate and regulatory roadblocks than in the United States, and a natural reticence among established institutional investors to push for change unless the circumstances are extraordinary, has meant challengers have often come from outside Canada.

A man who lured 3 U.S. teens into sending him sexual webcam photos he turned into child porn has been declared a long-term offender.

Grey to Green Conference Toronto's move from concrete jungle to a greener infrastructure is the topic of discussion at the Grey to Green Conference that begins this morning at the Evergreen Brick Works.

A long weekend barbecue turned bloody after a 35-year-old man was shot dead at an apartment building in the Ossington Ave.-Dundas St.

"Traditionally, what's been important in history has been about the upper classes.

When 28-year-old Sarah McNally opened her bookstore in Manhattan, The New York Times called her the 'Defiant Newcomer,' but her unique approach to the business is paying off.

Individually Shirley Rolufs and her sister Ruth Mathews are wonderful musicians; together they are a musical force of nature.

A federal agency that ensures banks and other financial institutions follow the rules has itself broken the rules on hospitality spending.

The investigation into Mayor Daryl Bennett's actions on the local police services board will continue in late June.

Five things to do in Toronto this week: meet the pandas, the Punjabi International Film Festival and more Add to ... "Mommy, why does the loud Saturday-night television man with the funny collars always yell at me to keep my stick on the ice and to keep my head up?" The city-wide Doors Open event doesn't happen until next weekend, but the country's ... (more)

The revelation that Hollywood celebrity Angelina Jolie had a double mastectomy as a preventative measure against cancer stoked heated discussion this week, but one prominent cancer researcher says it demonstrates the need to make genetic testing available to all Canadians.

As our regular 680News.com series continues, we look at events happening in Toronto and near the city for a variety of ages and interests.

Earthquake map from the USGS showing the center of the Quake just northwest of Toronto.

Toronto police say they now have a description and DNA of the suspect involved in the murder of Brampton resident Delano Coombs.

People on both sides of the border felt an earthquake originating around the Quebec and Ontario borders, the Canadian government said.

Stephanie King had no idea when she signed up for a jewelry-making course six years ago that the simple gesture would lead to a successful business involving her life-long love of coloured gemstones.

When people own homes, is that bad for business? A new study suggests that, in the U.S., this may be true.

Canadian bestselling author Guy Gavriel Kay jokes that he became a writer because he isn't good enough at hockey to play for the Toronto Maple Leafs or baseball to bat for the New York Yankees.

Photography: David Kaufman's Early Sunday Morning photography exhibit simultaneously celebrates the heritage of Toronto's architecture, while pleading for its preservation, in the face of gentrification and condo development.