Toronto Star - 2018-12-14

• THE NEW CLASS IS HALF FULL
• Taverner tapped for other top jobs, sources say
• Canada caught between China, U.S. in Meng case
• ‘THE MULE’ IS A KICK
• Green light: Council votes 20-4 to approve legal cannabis shops in the city,
• The Star’s view: John Tory’s executive is too much of an echo chamber,
• Multiple bomb threats hit GTA
• Acoustic issues delay Senate move to temporary site
• St. Mike’s investigat­ion up to eight incidents
• Law student has passion, civility not so much
• More spending should be tied to economic growth, Scheer says
• Internal rift over OMA contract in Ford government
• The world’s changing and folks are grieving
• UCP member quits over Kenney’s LGBTQ record
• Explosives used in Edmonton robbery
• Police kill Strasbourg market shooter
• ‘Kremlin agent’ admits targeting GOP, NRA
• Harassment report leads UNAIDS head to quit
• Scheer demands Trudeau intervene with detainees
• Senate votes to pull out of Yemen war
• Virgin Galactic rocket ship reaches space in test flight
• Visitor’s visa not a burden on Canadians
• Domesticat­ing gay politics?
• Tories’ plan for cormorants is unethical
• Thunder Bay needs change
• What cops get wrong about pot-impaired driving
• TV sports journalism a reflection of ourselves
• Making a computer-generated influencer
• PROFIT DROP
• Sobey’s parent gains ‘traction,’ beats analyst expectatio­ns
• Toronto, Vancouver most ‘vulnerable’ to interest-rate hikes
• How Huawei wants to shape the future
• ECONOMIC OPTIMISM
• BHP’s dilemma: Build, sell or scrap?
• Barrick moves closer to resolving dispute
• Apple plans $1 billion Austin campus in wave of new sites
• The surprising beneficiar­ies of a trade feud
• Sir Allan MacNab’s best beer recipe
• GO FOR CUTE
• Tangled but tantalizin­g web challenges you to keep up
• Addict’s family story gets its hooks into you
• Royal-rumpus story throne for a loss
• Ethan Hawke biopic introduces unsung hero
• City on move leaves characters in the dust
• Thin on family tale, thick on spectacle
• Jackson finally joins family in hall of fame
• Don’t expect Ellen to rescue Oscars
• Jennifer Castle: death becomes her
• Putting ‘fun’ back in funeral — mostly
• Springstee­n Netflix film lands hours after show
• Here she comes again
• Modern shine
• Lobster story is first chapter in wedding tale
• Holiday parties test sites for new cannabis culture
• Peaking too early is common
• CROSSWORD FOR FRIDAY
• Three-headed beast faces police tribunal
• Council to talk with Ford about subways
• RAISING THE ALARM
• Volunteer ‘hooked’ on paying it forward
• Brampton to ‘part ways’ with top bureaucrat
• Surplus city property to be used for housing
• Hercules goes on an Odyssey
• Bolt battle in forecast
• Valanciuna­s shelved by thumb surgery
• ED-WINGING IT
• Warriors a team made for these times
• Around the league: Unofficial trading period kicks off, Celtics finding their footing
• GM takes a chance on a young arm
• Study finds Montreal could support major-league team
• GAME CENTRE LIGHTNING 4, MAPLE LEAFS1
• Formenton injury may cost Canada ‘a big contributo­r’
• Knockout stage could thrill
• Lemieux seeking success at MSG

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