Toronto Star - 2018-12-13

• Broken Trust
• RACISM AND INDIGENOUS DEATHS IN THUNDER BAY
• Fears raised over second Canadian missing in China
• Court order shrouds details of murdered couple’s estate
• MAY SURVIVES CONFIDENCE VOTE
• Key recommenda­tions from OIPRD review
• How Ford turned the OPP into his police
• St. Mike’s axes sports seasons amid scandal
• Betting on an eventful campaign year
• An uncommon home renovation
• Via Rail places train order with Siemens
• Fighting fatigue in the skies
• Officials meet despite Huawei controvers­y
• Tories blast ‘unfounded allegation­s’ on Taverner
• Premier offering voluntary buyouts
• Cohen ready to tell ‘all he knows’
• ‘Baby, it’s cold outside’ a liberation tune
• Stop the slide to cronyism
• Horoscopes should no longer be in the Star
• Ontario can do more to help the needy
• Who is the authority on Don River flood risks?
• Ontario has not recovered from the Great Recession
• Kenney hasn’t compensate­d for past actions
• Developer brings in help to manage Broadview Hotel
• Flair accuses WestJet of predatory pricing
• Cuts to Alberta’s output drive up oil prices
• Musk gets the last laugh on Wall Street
• SPIRITED BID
• CMHC reports drop in signing of new mortgages
• Huawei’s 1,500 U.S.-based staff grow wary over arrest
• Meet our Evan Hansen
• The hole truth about media, and human, error
• DEADPOOL STRIKES AGAIN
• Actors’ union honours Jayne Eastwood
• No album? No problem for popular punks
• Debus rekindles his love of Messiah
• SAG nomination­s orbit A Star Is Born
• Travelers playing on current fears
• VISUAL ARTS
• ‘Rock star’ leaves TTC proud
• Right to suspend trustees sought
• Bridge to Toronto’s future a testament to city-building
• Mississaug­a opts out of province’s pot plan
• No charges after man kicked by cop
• Why fear all-gender bathroom?
• Tory’s new committee draws ire
• Celebratin­g the ‘bridge to nowhere’
• KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL
• VanVleet and Wright make their point
• It’s time hockey moms get their due
• JUST A MATTER OF TIME
• WHL sniper has a new lease on life
• OHL suspension­s flipping ridiculous
• Jackson takes reins for Ravens
• College bowl’s drain bad news for NCAA
• Tagovailoa, Book are on list for negotiatio­ns
• Shift to a new defensive strategy
• Davies youngest to win Canadian Men’s Soccer Player for the Year
• Lawrence signs another PSG deal
• Former coach’s victims allege Alpine Canada cover-up
• A windy city welcome
• What RuPaul can’t travel without
• What does wellness look like?
• > STARS JACQUELINE BIGAR
• My partner’s become angry and controllin­g
• Dive right in to this chicken lasagna

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