Toronto Star - 2018-11-30

• IMPLANTS CRACKDOWN
• Medical specialist­s vote to leave Ontario associatio­n
• Hate crimes across Canada reach record reported high
• CLEAN IT UP
• A decision to get cosmetic breast implants turned into a health nightmare,
• Ward News case boils down to truth versus tissue of lies
• MPP Simard unhitches tent from Ford camp
• MPs behaving badly: Where were the red flags?
• Cost of irregular migration likely to spike
• MP Grewal still hasn’t officially quit from Commons
• Mystery illness fells another envoy
• Niagara cop shot several times in dispute with fellow officer
• ‘On the precipice of a bombshell’
• Toronto cop to take reins of the OPP
• Put constituen­ts ahead of party politics
• Doug Ford’s Mini-Me
• Address dangers of transporti­ng oil by rail
• Gold to those who wait
• Crime stats can be misleading
• Can we reinvent socialism by stressing the social part?
• N. Korean talks need a creative solution
• Consumeris­m can change your view of the world
• Netflix Canada plans biggest price hike yet
• Waiting for the next shoe to drop
• Auto and oil woes threaten Canadian economy
• LOOKING UP
• Panama Papers spur searches at Deutsche HQ
• BLAME BREXIT
• CMHC reports drop in profit as housing market cools
• Air Canada grounds its lagging Hamilton-Montreal route
• GM president takes new role as lead of autonomous-car unit
• Chrysler invests in Italian plants amid GM cuts
• An intimate masterpiec­e
• WILL THEY SURVIVE?
• Seven ways to fix this calamity
• Canadian Sikh boxer fought for his rights in the ring
• The incredible journey of an accidental star
• He jailed Nazis as act of law, not war
• A long time ago, in drawings far, far away …
• Oh, the kids, the kids! They’re top-class
• How about concerto for a snowmobile?
• Defeating beauty bullying
• A force for change
• The power of touch
• Husband fails me and himself
• A delicious dahl drizzled with lemon
• > STARS JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Not all yoga is created equal: some tips to help you avoid injury
• DnD encourages progressiv­e thought
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• The once and future councillor
• Firm touts affordable housing levels
• Zoo directors all aboard floating train proposal
• PROTECTING THE PUPS
• Porch pirates target gift deliveries
• Closed-door session for McArthur set for today
• Making their case on court
• Having Matthews back makes for serious fun
• SECOND THOUGHTS
• Sabres winning over a tough crowd
• Hockey: Player charged with assault for blindside hit during game in Sweden
• Grenier swooshes past the pain
• Just a game without Beatles
• Leonard rises to the occasion as Raps finally beat Warriors
• Around the NBA: Stauskas finds his groove in Portland, Jazz turn to Korver
• NBA: Curry, Under Armour work to market his shoes to girls
• Mariners Mets talk trade for Cano, Diaz
• Superman is ready to fly
• Perfect start for Canadian women
• Canadian league adds first players

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