Toronto Star - 2015-11-14

• TERROR IN PARIS
• World leaders pledge support as France tightens its borders
• IAAF sidelines Russia’s track and field federation in doping scandal,
• PM releases directives to ministers,
• Toronto Star Touch hits 100,000 downloads
• Russia bans flights from EgyptAir
• Canadian security agencies go on alert
• ‘Charlie Hebdo, that was a symbol. This is war.’
• Military suicides merit deeper look
• An illiterate, laughable attempt at prose
• Two men switched at birth want investigat­ion
• Minister: ‘This is where I’m supposed to be’
• End of Harper era still a win for NDP voters
• B.C. urged to include cyberbully­ing in curriculum
• Wynne rolls out details of cap-and-trade proposal
• Opposition party wins historic majority in Burma
• Zimbabwe’s hunting industry fears for future
• Cleveland Clinic to perform first uterus transplant­s in U.S.
• Tall order ahead for money managers
• Cabinet plans to refresh continenta­l relationsh­ips
• Agenda includes national poverty plan
• Iraqi Kurdish fighters celebrate win over ISIS
• U.S. claims ‘Jihadi John’ killed in airstrikes
• 66% Spike In Foreclosur­es Plus Aging Baby Boomers Downsizing Creating Discounted Property Frenzy In U.S.
• Self-pitying Trump could sink the GOP
• U.S lesbian couple can keep foster baby
• Opposition campaign centres on drug bust of president’s relatives
• English veteran’s heartfelt solo rendition of ‘Last Post’ goes viral
• Living on the edge
• Liberals ground Porter’s jet plans
• How a grad paid off $48,000 in one year
• CLAMOURING FOR CATTLE
• IN FULL VIEW
• Policy by Twitter
• THE ROYAL WINTER FAIR’S BIG BOVINE BUYERS COME TO TOWN
• EXPLAINING THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON REAL ESTATE
• TSX sags again on weak oil prices
• Aimia cutting more than 200 jobs
• Nasdaq in talks to buy TSX rival, Chi-X Canada
• Ajax: $515,000
• Scarboroug­h: $575,250
• Humber Bay townhome has all the perks
• Confession­s of a Star Wars virgin
• POP-PUNK SASS
• We’re not in Wonderland anymore
• Passing judgment: Tara Deschamps evaluates each film,
• Diehard fans: Franchise’s success hinges on this cohort,
• Sex, death and getting in touch with darkness
• Sound of the streets
• The fight to dial down French-language radio quotas
• Debating domesticit­y and dalliances
• Take a peek inside the diary of a punk rock comedian
• A long and winding road
• A kinder reflection
• One word turned ShondaLand into a realm of possibilit­ies
• >BESTSELLER­S
• > WHODUNIT:
• Franzen dons his figurative blindfold
• The power of words . . . and pie
• The voices of Jane-Finch Residents want to help improve the area — so why won’t politician­s listen?
• ‘A BIG DIFFERENCE’
• Donation will spark Gardiner underpass transforma­tion
• For the United Way, informatio­n is power
• Judge orders Brampton to release documents by Nov. 30
• Turnbull’s legacy lives on at spinal-cord injury symposium
• Many residents work in precarious jobs
• Full house with a modern twist
• Bryan Baeumler
• Winterize your garden investment­s now
• Profession­al renovation brings peace of mind
• Buying and selling at any age
• Misleading answers lead to lost lawsuit
• AGENT OF CHANGE
• From place of worship to domestic bliss
• PLUCKED FROM THE AIR
• Two identical twins. One grew up Jewish, the other a Nazi
• AUTO TUNER
• BUFFER ZONES
• (Some of the words that spelled victory for Africa’s first world Scrabble champ)
• The monkey, the selfies and the copyright battle
• THE BARRIS-MOBILES
• Haute future
• Can serious journalism survive?
• We’re falling behind on care
• No means no
• An antidote to cynicism
• G20 ruling comes under fire
• The case against GTA road tolls
• Kyle Lowry puts down fashion roots
• In the mood for KFC? That would be Korean fried cauliflowe­r
• Don’t pet sleeping dog with your foot
• Kara Stahl and Ricky Furvais
• Don’t divest just because a minister tells you to
• Nicola and Mikhail
• Textiles a common thread woven through India’s history
• A private fantasy can hurt a real marriage
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• AIR OF CONFIDENCE
• Estrada gets two years from Jays
• BOUNCING BACK
• Players put students ahead of sports
• Bruins seem to have won Hamilton, Kessel deals
• NHL: Avs’ Landeskog hit with two-game ban
• MATCHUPS: RAY COULD BE THE KEY
• Causes worth caring about: Athletes have fought racism and racial profiling, and objected to war efforts
• Rugby Sevens: Women’s teams suffer blow as season reduced heading into Rio Olympic Games
• Chan sits in fifth at Trophée Bompard
• Mixed doubles event draws cream of crop
• The heart of the Arctic
• ULTIMATE SPORTS ROAD TRIP
• This winter, enjoy a Rocky Mountain high
• Park marks launch of the nuclear age
• Wi-Fi woes? Google Maps offers offline navigation
• Western Greenland’s colossal glaciers wow visitors
• The desolate beauty of Digges Islands
• TOP 5 PLACES TO SKI IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES
• Left-foot braking is the right way
• Remote auto theft targets connected cars
• THE ‘EXHAUST’ IS WATER
• Neuromuscu­lar mix-up behind pedal confusion
• Driving instructor­s say stick with the right
• Braking and my near brush with death
• Taking a road test is critical to making the best choice
• Road work after paving often necessary
• Trade deal a mixed bag for auto industry
• Mazda review a major letdown
• Driverless vehicles are still far off
• Car of Year field whittled down to three in each group
• You don’t have to be Villeneuve to enjoy this car
• Smart Commute helps keep the drive alive
• THWARTING THE THIEVES
• Bound through Maritimes on single tank
• > HOW I’VE KEPT MY CAR 50+ YEARS
• The car’s a necessity for many commuters
• This hefty ox needs a lot more grunt
• THE NEW PHILANTHRO­PY
• LOSING THE PLOT
• A NEW CAIRO?
• TONY BURMAN
• Malibu elite renew beach
• Bridge provides a social life
• Palace returns to Indian hands
• A lost Indian girl and a great divide
• Trying out tiny home living
• Reinvent the toilet, save the world? Ecuador is betting on it
• THE ‘ALIEN MEGASTRUCT­URE’
• Skin regenerati­on born out of horrible burns

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