Toronto Star - 2017-12-15

• THE HIGH COST OF LOW CORPORATE TAXES
• ‘This is where my life started again’
• WSIB will scrap policy that slashed benefits
• Woman claims pay docked for washroom breaks at work
• When it comes to wine, the glass is seven times fuller than in 1700s
• ’Twas the night before holiday break
• Cineplex tests out $1 reserved seating fee
• Donation limit still too high, watchdog warns
• Reporter’s confiscate­d gear sparks investigat­ion
• Ottawa urged to end law banning disabled immigrants
• Stateless man given second chance to stay in Canada by Federal Court
• Horwath says Wynne lifted ideas from NDP
• Overall substance use among Ontario teens has gone down
• Lawsuit over CSIS prejudice is settled
• Rooftopper’s death shines light on subculture
• At least 6,700 Rohingya killed in Burma so far
• U.S. arms helped Daesh fuel ‘industrial revolution of terrorism’
• Bermuda flip-flops on marriage equality
• U.S. repeals law controllin­g internet access
• U.S. claims Iran broke weapons agreement
• The Star’s view:
• A CENTURY OF INCOME TAX IN CANADA
• How 10 companies avoided $41 billion in taxes from 2011-2016
• ‘Feminism’ is tops
• Jerusalem debate disregards history
• Do we really need fighter jets?
• Alabama underscore­s Trump’s contradict­ions
• Forget Russiagate, win with real politics
• Should Islamophob­e be allowed to speak at a Toronto event?
• Disney buys Fox entertainm­ent
• Putting her own personal stamp on jewelry
• The new ‘Walmart of Hollywood’
• Canadians’ debt level reaches a new high
• CENOVUS CUTS JOBS
• Pier 1 takes on water amid slow holidays
• Erotic discovery on exotic shores
• THAT’S A WRAP
• Holiday grief is like no other
• Speedy cinema can make for exciting art
• A new website tracks people in Hollywood accused of misconduct
• A Star Wars movie that seeks audiences’ love, and deserves it
• Sweet beast and a lot of filler
• RISING STAR NOT FUSSED IF YOU GET HIS NAME WRONG
• Jukebox musical recreates momentous musical meeting
• Scrappy, playful make-believe
• Spurlock joins list of sexual harassers
• NEW CHALLENGES EVEN IN A SEQUEL
• Last Jedi stars tease a ‘brutal’ grudge match
• An unexpected holiday herb
• Holiday spending is very unmerry for the unmarried
• L.A. may be first U.S. city to have its shelter dogs go vegan
• Chocolate Whoopie Pies from Mabel’s Bakery
• Landlord feels violated by tenants’ loud sex life
• Business owners seeking a better way on King St.
• Pastor guilty of sexual assault
• TDSB to move forward with equity report
• Armed man threatened to blow up Vaughan bank
• Family of man who died in jail looking for answers a year later
• Committee will combat racism
• The Santa Fund is celebratin­g Canada 150
• Top reads tracked by the city library
• TTC watching closely as Lyft launches in Toronto
• Watch your back, Matthews
• BLAST FROM THE PAST
• Jays’ winter freeze might thaw by Xmas
• Stalock hands blue and white first shutout
• NHL: There’s no sinking feeling when the Jets are singing along with Céline
• Canada cuts six as squad takes shape
• NBA power grab unpredicta­ble game
• Ibaka’s offensive touch rebounding nicely
• Around the NBA: Trade pool deeper now . . . Officiatin­g the wedding
• Big league unions take a stand
• ‘Amazing year’ gets better for Buchanan
• MLS champs clear space for reboot
• Schedule stretch nod to player safety
• Russians could be a neutral power

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