Toronto Star - 2017-11-28

• SUITED FOR EACH OTHER
• RCMP to expunge questionna­ire data of border crossers
• Canadian woman flees from Daesh with young daughters
• Nurse suspended five months for taking patient off life support
• Markle’s white wool coat made by Toronto designer
• BROTHERS IN ARMS
• REDS BOSS IS TOPS
• The Star’s view
• Vinay Menon
• Shree Paradkar
• Torstar, Postmedia announce paper deal
• Apologies key to moving forward, Trudeau says
• Morneau keeps silent on stock sale
• York board’s new director ‘equity-minded’
• Tory touts low city spending
• Wynne announces $1B in deals during Asia trade trip
• Regional ‘Superlinx’ proposal panned
• Accused killer begins defence in Babcock trial
• Brown vows five sacred undertakin­gs
• PC leader’s rivals critique election plan
• Markle’s ring includes diamonds that once belonged to Diana
• Spotlight burns bright on Harry
• Trump offends with Pocahontas slur
• Pope meets with Burmese military chief
• Two takes on a bold transit idea
• Back to the centre for PCs
• Argos will always be tough sell
• It’s time for Toronto to get a new revenue playbook
• Academic sky not falling after Laurier dust-up
• Alberta betting on marijuana boom
• I swear, it’s good for you
• PASS THE HAM
• Omemee looks to be secret concert site
• Actor talks Stranger Things and his long-planned Johnny Carson show
• Toronto’s streets don’t hide in the background of Meghan Markle’s Suits
• Climbing has communitie­s on edge
• Plenty of ways to find joy when alone for the holidays
• Taut and tiny baby bumps cause backlash
• Can my narcissist­ic ex-husband change?
• Murder trial hears of affair, bitter breakup
• DEAL OR NO DEALS
• Developers rush to enter OMB appeals
• Any room for cruelty in rules is too much
• Kids off hook in lawsuit over broken arm
• City given C grade for budgeting process
• King streetcar pilot shows monumental shift for better
• MD’s case ignores ‘changing’ values
• Syrians ring in first Christmas in Canada
• ‘Ghost hotel’ shooting has residents worried
• Woodbine Beach ducks may have died from botulism
• Wedding guests need to watch their spending, too
• BACK ON TOP
• OPEC VS. U.S. OIL
• Time Inc. sale backed by Koch brothers cash
• Is Bitcoin this decade’s latest fad?
• Economic boom helps Canada’s debt problem
• BOARD MEETING
• Ovechkin’s support of Putin typical Ovie
• Slumps come and go, it’s not a big deal
• Scott draws on NHL career for TV role
• Vanney says Reds’ resiliency key to success
• Soccer: Back from surgery, McLeod eager to get back in net
• Woods aces peer review as return draws near
• Celebratin­g Grey Cup tops Ray’s to-do list
• Head of Aston Martin sees exciting future
• Technology that shows cars in a new light

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