Kelly Pullen

For years, Toronto has been a sporting backwater. When our amateur athletes excel, they do so despite meagre funding, anemic...

In the spring of 2009 , 212 Vesta Drive—a four-bedroom 1930s Tudor on a 40-foot-wide lot—went up for sale. It was a pretty...

Edward Rogers expected to run the family empire after the death of his father, Ted. But the board squeezed him out

Love him or loathe him, Kevin O’Leary knows how to get your attention—and he’ll have lots more of it in his new role as CTV...

The rich and powerful want to keep their pretty rural getaway for themselves. The suburban developer Benny Marotta had other...

For the last few years, Torontonians have been reluctant guests at a raucous Rob Ford house party, standing idly by in the corner...

In the realm of Canadian corporate boards, there are directorships and there are Directorships. While it’s undeniably gratifying...

The corporate insider Nigel Wright engineered Stephen Harper’s rise to prime minister and became his closest confidant. As chief...

Etobicoke is a study in contrasts, a not-quite-suburb where extreme wealth and persistent poverty often share the same street. No...

Hilary and Galen Weston built an unimaginably luxe development of multimillion-dollar vacation homes in Florida. With royals, CEOs and socialites, they play polo, hit the links, plan corporate takeovers and party. An inside tour of Toronto-by-the-sea

When a video game player loads NBA 2K13, say, or Madden NFL on his Xbox, he’s invited to join a social media platform where he...

Two years ago, on a family vacation in Mustique, Christine McCain told her husband that she wanted out of their marriage. Michael...

After the Maple Leafs pulled up stakes for the Air Canada Centre in 1999, the Grand Old Lady of Carlton Street sat vacant for 10...

Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday drew the ire of urbanites during a recent council debate when he said that downtown was no place to...

Why can’t a city full of diehard soccer fans turn out more world-class players? One reason is that until recently our best young...

Remember way back in 2008 when Karen Stintz took public speaking lessons in order to, in her words, not sound so “shrill”? It...

In France at the end of March, Patrick Chan, the 21-year-old figure-skating phenom, successfully defended his world championship...

Six months ago, Ontarians had barely heard of Tim Hudak. Now he’s roaring toward victory. How do you plan to overcome his lead...

I should start by telling you that you’re my MP. That makes you my boss. Great—so you have to answer all of my...

When you live in a city of perpetual sports losers, the appearance of a winner is disconcerting. It’s like a warm spell in...

Complaints about TTC customer service, possible strikes, delays—Stintz says she’s ready to take it all on You’re one of few...

At the prestigious law firm McCarthy Tétrault, a junior partner named Diane LaCalamita watched as less-experienced male attorneys were promoted above her. She complained, got fired, and is now suing the firm for $12 million. Her supporters say the old boys’ club is still preventing women from getting ahead. Her critics dismiss her as a mediocre lawyer who couldn’t hack it in the big leagues