The Globe and Mail

Throughout the G20 weekend, Globe reporters, editors and photographers worked around the clock to bring our readers into the clashes on Toronto's streets and behind the scenes with world leaders. Here's a breakdown of our coverage from the past three days.

Must-reads from Monday's paper

• Vandalism a central part of anarchists’ tactics
• Security or liberty? Coming to grips with historic crackdown
• Fears of another crisis spur nations to promise cuts

Live coverage

The globeandmail.com team covered the the summit from all angles: the vibe on the streets, the politics and diplomacy and the protests. Recap the weekend's movements moment by moment with our liveblogs:

• Sunday: Police crackdown as leaders meet
• Saturday: Police confirm use of plastic bullets on protesters
• Friday: All quiet in Toronto ahead of G20 summit

Photo galleries

• World leaders in Toronto
• Come on down: At the G20 red carpet
• Your photos: G20

Life in Toronto under lockdown

• Nightlife went on in and around downtown – sort of
• Not quite business as usual in Toronto
• Coffee? No. Police? Yes. Giant fantasy swords? Definitely not
• Protests march into the night, while the jazz bands play on
• Worship of god and football undeterred by protests
• Queen Street West storefronts fall prey to protesters
• Downtown businesses deal with protest aftermath
• Torontonians try to make sense of G20 vandalism

The clash: How it happened

Maps

• How the Saturday clashes unfolded
• Day 1 pictures
• Day 2 pictures
• Day 3 pictures

The protests

• Black Bloc strategy has been used for decades
• Police arrest 562 in Toronto
• Canadian journalist arrested, possibly beaten
• Hundreds of cyclists join ‘bike block’
• Toronto mayor amongst many expressing revulsion over protest violence
• Protests turn violent: storefronts smashed, police cars set ablaze
• Police given greater arrest powers near G20 security zone
• Profiles of four G20 arrests
• Standoff ends in downtown Toronto

The politics

• World walks economic ‘tightrope,’ G20 leaders pledge to slash deficits
• Sarkozy says his G8/G20 will cost one-tenth of Canada’s
• Cannon defends maternal health spending
• A historic step toward a new world balance
• New rules to bring banks to Canadian standard

Globe video

• Protesters emerge from sewer
• G20 protest snapshots
• Toronto cleans up, gears up
• A night at Tent City

Commentary

• Marcus Gee: They took Toronto's streets, but for what?
• John Ibbitson:G8 leaders offer hollow words on global warming
• Editorial: Compromised civil liberties: the other cost of security
• Derek DeCloet: G20 must grapple with new era of government
• Roy MacGregor: A humbler summit that produced big results
• Naomi Klein: Sticking the public with the bill for the bankers’ crisis

Raw video from Globe reporters on the street

• Police cruiser burns at Queen and Spadina
• Protests in downtown Toronto

Style at the G20

• Brunch with the spouses
• What not to wear: G20 edition
• Japan's first lady more than an accessory
• Power dressing at the G20