Toronto Star - 2018-11-27

• ‘HEARTBREAK­ING’ LOSS FOR OSHAWA
• Biocell breast implants at the centre of ‘biggest controvers­y in plastic surgery’
• ‘Potential benefits for Canada’ as General Motors turns focus to electric, autonomous vehicles
• David Olive
• Martin Regg Cohn
• ‘It’s sombre in there’
• Senate passes back-to-work legislatio­n
• Ukraine tells Russia to release vessels
• NASA’s InSight explorer lands safely on Mars
• Mexico ups security at U.S. border
• Manafort lied, broke plea agreement, Mueller says
• GM’s century of building cars in Oshawa 1918-1985
• Ottawa promises to aid GM workers
• Retraining needed now, expert says
• Charitable agencies in Durham bracing for fallout
• Ford’s French gaffe costs him role as kingmaker
• Youth advocacy experts question roundtable
• Where does Oshawa go from here?
• A bad deal for Toronto
• Better oversight needed
• No. The league already supports its players
• Yes. The league earns enough revenue
• Why is Canada still importing Saudi Arabia’s ‘dirty oil?’
• It’s time for a truly Canadian automaker
• Humans must merge with machines, Musk says
• Second Cup franchisee­s file lawsuit against coffee chain
• BUYING AEROPLAN
• Fairfax chair optimistic that Greek banks will soon recover
• It’s official: China’s e-commerce king is a communist
• FDA is revamping clearance procedures for medical devices
• Crypto’s more than $700B swoon bloodies ‘electronic cash’ dream
• Housing getting more cramped
• Former cop gets house arrest
• Discipline hearing for Black judge is troubling
• FORD’S TTC TAKEOVER
• Supply and demand: Country’s biggest population boom since 1957 has created a war for rentals in the city,
• Fire hydrant warning signs vanish from University Ave.
• Officer was ‘shocked’ at man’s death
• Be a crafty shopper
• Keep complainin­g to telecom providers
• The exalting power and joy of choirs
• HERE COME DA JUDGE
• Refugee family turns struggle into success
• Great matchmaker­s look for what people need
• Organ donors can provide the gift of sight
• Hearty, warming and toasty
• STARS JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Co-parenting not enough for husband
• Calling for lung cancer screening
• ‘The last emperor of Italian film is gone’
• How a 1965 political novel seems eerily timely today
• Harry Potter breaks Broadway record
• A generation­al journey about life and death
• Stones frontman talks new tour, Aretha and acting
• Marleau just won’t stop
• Leonard not too technical about it
• ATLANTA BOUND
• Pastrnak ‘happy with what I’m getting’
• Leafs win over short-handed Bruins in tight affair
• Carcillo alleges he was hazed
• NHL: Hextall out as GM as struggling Flyers try to get season back on track
• Kovalchuk signing fails to ignite L.A. offence
• Ecstatic Stamps deliver Cup to fans
• Basketball: Vallée surprised her historic hiring has attracted so much interest
• Real Madrid, Bayern looking vulnerable
• Jacobs picks replacemen­ts after Fry meltdown

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