Toronto Star - 2017-12-28

• LIVE AND KICKING
• Toronto officer alleges ‘culture of sexism’
• Sherman family hires ex-homicide cop to investigat­e deaths
• TWICE IS NICE FOR BROOKE HENDERSON
• Tight-lipped Montrealer­s win $60M jackpot
• Unauthoriz­ed passengers cause stir
• Kids’ hockey games left out in the cold
• When nice-guy hypocrisy is exposed
• Obama’s sit-down with Prince Harry airs
• Military project aims to boost cyber defence
• Japan slams review of sex-slave deal
• Thousands of police in Puerto Rico call in sick
• Israeli minister wants to name train station after Trump
• Two sisters, found dead in B.C. on Christmas
• Iceland bus crash kills 1, injures 12
• Las Vegas heightens security for New Year’s
• Teens charged in dropped sandbag death
• Anthrax in North Korean defector stokes fears
• Market blast in Russia injures at least 10
• Trudeau says NAFTA ‘unpredicta­bility’ keeps him awake at night
• Trade a pressing issue for Ottawa in 2018
• > EXCERPTS OF TEXT MESSAGES ALLEGEDLY SENT BY FORMER POLICE PARTNER
• Women won’t be silenced
• Housing and transit should be linked
• Job discrimina­tion is not that surprising
• Tech keeps on trucking
• Hackers ‘cryptojack­ing’ CPUs to make money
• Put your U.S. home in a trust
• Ruling in cannabis hostile takeover fight
• WATCH YOUR HEALTH
• HEIR OF UNCERTAINT­Y
• Bars getting creative with new mocktails
• Earthlings unite
• Notable TV moments somehow related back to Trump
• YEAR IN REVIEW
• Glimpse of Spacey remains in reshot film
• X-Men fans want beast back in Fort Mac
• How Bee channels U.S. political anger
• VISUAL ARTS
• Homeland creator says Trump era is ‘much scarier’ than TV show
• Stars, fans say goodbye to Nashville in final season
• Toronto’s streets are littered with remains of old cinemas
• FURRY FRIENDS WELCOME
• Good Samaritan death sparks probe
• An untraditio­nal Airing of Gratitudes
• ‘Your legacy . . . is the love you leave behind’
• MPPs put themselves in others’ shoes
• ‘I want to have a say in . . . my community’
• Canada makes no mistake
• Always chill in the desert
• THUNDER STRUCK
• Leafs prospect Liljegren savours Swedish sojourn
• ‘He was a legend in the game’
• Babcock fondly recalls Bower
• Backups have each other’s backs
• NBA: ‘Rich as hell’ should give more, says Popovich
• At a point of diminishin­g returns
• Russia’s World Cup committee head resigns
• Oh my winter!
• AN EARLY 2018 PRESENT
• BREATHE IN THE PACIFIC FRESH AIR
• Paddling through New Zealand’s paradise
• A kinder, gentler world starts at home
• Capturing life’s big and little moments, 365 days a year
• Keys to new year’s resolution success
• Be careful connecting with estranged father
• Escape from the world

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