Annette Street strikes me as the overlooked middle child of Toronto’s list of hip and happening areas.
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September 12th, 2011 · No Comments · Article of the Week, Favorite Weblogs
Annette Street strikes me as the overlooked middle child of Toronto’s list of hip and happening areas.
(Get to know a street! continued...)
August 18th, 2011 · No Comments · Favorite Weblogs
Its a website that helps you find books by comparing the content of the books themselves, similar to the way Pandora.com matches music for music lovers
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March 11th, 2011 · No Comments · Favorite Weblogs, Green Lifestyle, Green News

Check out one the season finalists on Dragons Den. Ethical Ocean is an online ethical marketplace aiming to increase the awareness and consumption of ethical products and services in North America. Our goal is to transform the market by connecting buyers and sellers through one easily-navigated website that amasses every type of ethical product imaginable.
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March 4th, 2011 · No Comments · Favorite Weblogs, Toronto Press
Our extraordinarily talented client and artist Mary McLorn Valle has been honoured this year to participate in the exclusive Art Project this year. Julie has collected some of her work and gets compliments regularly on them!
The Art Project show is at Exhibition Place Friday, Saturday & Sunday – March 4,5,6.
Mary’s in booth #435
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January 13th, 2011 · 2 Comments · FAQ, Favorite Weblogs, Toronto Real Estate News
Does it make sense to get out of your mortgage that is at a "prime +" rate?
Answered by mortgage broker David Plaxton

Yes, it could make excellent financial sense, depending on your situation. Assume you got your Prime Plus Variable Mortgage 2 years ago, you have 3 years remaining until you renew, and your mortgage balance is currently $150,000. Over the next 3 years, your total interest costs will be $19,299. But, if you break your mortgage and take a new one, the next 3 years at today's rates will only cost you $10,061 in interest. After you net out the penalty to break your mortgage, you are better off! Your principal balance will also be slightly lower after those 3 years, which is a further benefit.
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