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Pinball arcade bar landlord insists that he really isn't evil. The owners of Tilt, at Brunswick and Bloor, got attention when they said their landlord's plan to turn their building into a boutique hotel would displace low-income residents. But now tech entrepreneur Andrew Peek, a partner in the renovation, has offered his side of the story. He says he has taken steps to accommodate those affected. “I know change is hard,” writes Peek. “And it’s not lost on me that I’m a catalyst for the change in people’s lives right now.”
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An offshoring expert's penthouse is now on the market.
Robert Oesterlund was the focus of a New York Times Magazine caper last fall, “How to Hide $400 Million,” which detailed the creative ways in which he tried to conceal his fortune from his wife, Sarah Pursglove. But before that, they bought what was intended to be their principal pad, atop the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences—at least until Pursglove caught wind of an affair. Pursglove has now relocated with their two daughters to Florida—and confirms that she's
getting the proceeds:
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