Toronto Star - 2020-11-30

• A TAXING PROBLEM
• He died all alone. What happens if next of kin not found?
• Don’t sleep on Generation Z: Young Americans seize moment
• COVID test as bail condition ‘likely unlawful,’ lawyers say
• Snowbirds a flock divided
• Small businesses get online boost for make-or-break holiday season,
• Made-in-Canada antibody not good enough for us
• O’Toole blasts Trudeau over failed vaccine partnershi­p with China
• ‘When all the parts come together it’s magic’
• Toronto’s essential workers being priced out
• Deal-breakers are real and we must manage them
• City faces mammoth immunizati­on task
• One dead, one injured in Oshawa shooting
• Damaged telecom boxes a common sight
• ’Tis the season to shop local
• Netflix fails to show real importance of ‘The Crown’
• Our online classrooms are failing young readers
• True diversity means the freedom to disagree
• Pandemic proves three big ideas
• Ball’s in their court at training camp
• ‘HORRIFYING. IT COULD HAVE BEEN SO MUCH WORSE’
• Pandemic playbook falling apart at seams
• Mahomes, Hill too much for Brady’s Bucs
• Historic kick could be just the start
• Tyson shows glimpse of old self in the ring
• Plan has fans dreaming of new field
• Gasol, Ibaka and ol’ Bruno fare well
• Dating widowers means hearing about dead wives
• > STARS MADALYN ASLAN
• Fight the credit card temptation­s
• Utility stocks are virtually safe from recession
• Home in Hamilton for the holidays
• Personaliz­ation versus privacy
• This “older millennial” who makes $105,000 a year is wondering if he’ll ever be able to buy a house in Toronto or if he’ll be renting forever. What should he do?
• It’s not set in Canada, but it’s a very Canadian story
• British actor was a force on screen
• How to say no to going home for Christmas
• A judge’s path of deceit and criminalit­y

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