Toronto Star - 2015-12-01

• Climate talks hailed as ‘an act of defiance’ against terror
• Pirelli rolls out shocking new look in 2016 for its once-racy calendar
• TORONTO STAR TOUCH NOW ON ANDROID
• Psychiatri­st stripped of licence after decades of complaints
• STARTING FROM ZERO
• Home economics
• It’s the thought that counts
• The Star’s view:
• Newborn found buried alive in Los Angeles
• Baltimore readies for trial in death of Freddie Gray
• MISSING IN MEXICO
• World’s oldest bird mom set to lay more eggs
• China goes from laggard to leader
• Waterloo opens climate adaptation centre
• Toddler can name ministers in cabinet
• Ottawa urged to double Syrian refugee intake
• Jordan to help bring migrants to Canada
• Newfoundla­nd Liberals trounce Tories to win election
• Liberals, ORPP have unfinished business
• Brown begins uphill battle for attention
• See the evolution of classrooms at Humber
• ENRICH YOUR LIFE WITH LANGUAGE COURSES
• BIG RIG DRIVERS NEED AN AZ LICENCE TO GET THE LONG-HAUL GIG
• U.S. abortion under attack from state laws
• Funeral held for descendant of Russian czar
• Turkey won’t apologize to Russia for downed jet
• Custodian of us all
• What’s all this hot air about hot air?
• Affordable housing: Builders must step up
• A New Democrat spells out party’s identity crisis
• A new subway for Scarboroug­h is only fair
• Alberta’s climate policy sets a new standard
• A daring pop duo
• Bono uses celebs to lure AIDS donations
• Private pain doesn’t belong on Facebook
• Your white couch doesn’t have to be a white elephant in the room
• Rewriting the Script, 14 years later
• Honey-miso sauce sweetens chicken wrap
• HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY?
• Sometimes a break is the best support
• Bad rating on Uber could be hard-earned
• Embracing winter in Toronto
• Cleaners caught in contract web
• A BRIGHT FUTURE
• The drive toward a Toronto without traffic fatalities
• Fighting floods with the pond before the storm
• Mockery was Yatim’s ‘greatest mistake’: Crown
• Fund helps keep spirit of ‘Navidad’ alive
• A hotbed of illegal dumping
• Forced into the McWaiting game
• GM search narrowed down to pair of choices
• Kobe still an idol for DeRozan
• Onrait tall enough to draw a crowd at home
• Polarizing Bryant leaves behind a mixed legacy
• Osweiler ridding high in the saddle
• Long-suffering fans salute returning champs
• Morrow returning as the backbone of Toronto FC’s back line
• Dolphins turn to quarterbac­k coach in effort to breath life into sputtering offence
• Komarov propelling Leafs’ offence
• How we treat finances has changed with the times
• PROTECT YOURSELF BEFORE RENTING YOUR PROPERTY
• What to ask of a real-life finance adviser
• Young people shying away from stock market
• You don’t have to break the bank to enjoy Christmas
• Oil losses may catch up with banks
• Gold lifts TSX to triple-digit gain
• Assessing the true costs of home ownership
• Price tag for ‘12 Days of Christmas’ inches higher

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