Toronto Star - 2016-11-11

• LEST WE FORGET
• Music legend Leonard Cohen dead at 82
• Mission to Africa will last three years
• THE MOSCOW CONNECTION
• Proposed settlement of $2.4 million in chemo-drug lawsuit
• Barrie football players miss date with destiny
• ‘If you succeed, then the country succeeds’
• U.S. police investigat­e attacks on Muslims
• PM has good reason to make nice with Trump
• Election result reflects the ascending power of social media
• Defining Liberal Bubble Syndrome
• Ambrose says Clinton’s loss is about jobs, not women
• Iraqi troops converge on Mosul to drive out Daesh
• Taiwan to legalize same-sex marriages
• Eight more Hong Kong politician­s face ouster
• Banks settle for $16M in collusion lawsuit
• A quest to honour dead with poppies on homes
• Modi’s surprise anti-corruption move
• It’s just politics as usual in the U.S.
• Let’s do right by our veterans
• Memo to Trump
• Rememberin­g that war is truly hell
• If Trump kills NAFTA, Canada could benefit
• U.S. voters made their voices heard
• Peacefully ousting Trump government
• Google gets in on virtual reality game market
• RUBIK’S CUBE CRACKED
• Bombardier touts new jet’s first flight
• Ontario to make ‘small change’ to help out first-time buyers
• Keystone XL proponents see Trump victory as sign of hope
• Vancouver to tax absentee owners
• Starbucks launches holiday cups designed by latte-loving customers
• Canadian debt levels still on the rise
• DAYDREAMIN­G
• Decipherin­g the hidden truths
• A style goddess for the Internet age
• POWER OF POPPIES
• Deck the halls early this year
• EUROPEAN UNION FILM FESTIVAL GO-TO FOR FOREIGN MOVIES
• How about dinner, a movie and immersive theatre fun?
• How to enjoy a movie without distractio­ns
• ‘THERE’S GOT TO BE OTHER LIFE FORMS OUT THERE’
• Real-life experience­s that show people are ‘equal in our difference’
• Creating sci-fi can be a nightmare, Arrival director says
• Brad Pitt cleared of abuse allegation­s
• Performer answers to herself and her fans
• A tree fell on my house and spurred a redesign
• EXPERIENCE AN ITALIAN CULINARY ADVENTURE THAT’S DELIZIOSO
• Dating a man who’s still attached to his late wife
• Junction hero gets a helping hand
• ALL FOR LOVE
• School bus woes linger for thousands of students across GTA
• Police backtrack on switch to grey
• Murder charges bring some relief to mourners
• Preparing a modern world for cyborgs
• York principal sorry for anti-Muslim posts
• A 74th birthday spent packing gifts for kids
• Trees in park go unprotecte­d
• The power of sevens needs recharging
• Dickey packs knuckler and goes home
• Cracking the code for all-rookie line matching could take a while,
• THE KID HAS A POINT
• Redblacks in good hands with Jackson
• Lakers fire warning shots with rebound
• Winning ugly just fine with D-minded Hornets
• Two-headed monster makes big plans easier
• Around the NBA: Last stop, pre-Trump

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