Toronto Star - 2018-12-31

• THE MAN FROM ‘OBLIVION’
• Longtime island resident hit with eviction notice
• We work for the readers, full stop.
• LCBO tries to reassure employees after theft revelation­s
• Impaired drivers face higher fines in new year
• Idioms, expression­s and memes that should be trashed
• Tourists push NYC to near capacity
• What’s open and closed for New Year’s
• World’s tallest empty hotel aglow
• 39 drowned in Atlantic Canada in 2018
• Ontario Liberals eyeing changes in 2019
• Lawyers worried about changes to trial system
• What to know if you’re on jury duty
• Campaign honours migrant farm workers
• Refugee prompts outdoor retailer to rethink diversity in advertisin­g
• U.S. border protection chief defends agency after deaths
• Assad gives Iraqi forces go-ahead to strike Daesh
• Some shoppers unfazed by Huawei controvers­y
• NASA has New Year’s date with space rock
• Musk sometimes makes it hard to keep rooting for Tesla
• Once a rebel, bitcoin is conforming to mainstream markets
• Killed for their work
• To reduce youth crime, focus on mental health
• Solitary confinemen­t must be banned
• Fix the cracks in our society
• What’s your WINE SIGN?
• CanLit is dead, long live CanLit
• A REAL COMIC
• Aquaman is the big fish once again
• I’ve fallen for my partner’s BFF
• A texting service for kids in crisis
• January is the time to start over
• Playing catch-up in city’s ravines
• TTC HEAD-SCRATCHERS
• Solid volunteer base drives charity
• Finding joy in Toronto’s streets after a year away
• The last words on 2018
• Lowry’s return eagerly anticipate­d
• JUST A LITTLE PATIENCE
• GAME CENTRE,
• If holes need filling, Marlies are there
• Mahomes makes MVP case
• NFL: Patriots rout Jets to clinch first-round bye, end rumours of their demise
• Foles takes Philly back to playoffs
• UFC: Nunes riding high after stunning upset of Cyborg
• Expect J.V. to be ready and able
• Manchester rivals return to form

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