Toronto Star - 2012-11-13

• ‘Severe neglect’ of animals tied to faltering racetrack industry
• WELCOME MATS
• Heat on Ford defence at libel trial
• Remove acorn risk, parent urges city
• Wake up and smell the global warming
• Peanut sensitive?
• FBI agent’s tip brought down chief
• FATAL FLAW: When personal failings meet profession­al indispensa­bility
• TIMSON: Petraeus created this mess
• Welcome to Room 150
• The doctor is in . . . the race
• Kennedy’s political pinball
• Kennedy and Hoskins make it a male-heavy competitio­n so far
• Student sues school over B-plus
• Marois vows low-cost daycare for all Quebecers
• Negligence alleged at soldier’s court martial
• Trudeau takes tips from Team Obama
• WORLD BBC scrambles to contain crisis
• Elmo puppeteer accused of relationsh­ip with teen
• . . . and here’s an apt word for network’s woes
• China takes action on environmen­t
• Gender test concludes female sprint star’s a man
• General’s ghostwrite­r ‘clueless’ to affair with his colleague
• Israel scores ‘direct hits’
• Lest we forget gas-price gouging
• No place for family violence
• Obama’s CIA fiasco
• Will war on science plunge us into a new Dark Age?
• China’s maladies don’t look terminal
• RIM circles its calendar
• PATENT WARS
• Double-doubles now served in Oman
• Brick deal may be just the start for Leon’s
• Fall’s economic outlook overshadow­ed by risks
• Stock price rises
• Video firm’s success brings struggle
• Sports management surges in popularity
• Fiscal cliff fears stall markets
• Police seek Mcafee software founder
• OSC to consider Radler settlement
• The benefits of the virtual office
• How to close the long deal
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY
• MOMS-TO-BE KEEP THE PACE
• Prairie book wins Writers’ Trust
• No nut-free spreads in York Region schools
• LION PURRS TONIGHT
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• Canadians in running for world’s biggest literary prize
• PICK OF THE WEEK: ONE DIRECTION
• Painkiller tied to children’s asthma
• Five tips to bike safely in cold winter weather
• YOUR STARS
• A reader warns against Oxycontin addiction
• Sit-in staves off bike lane removal
• UNDERGROUN­D CINEMA
• Province breaks off talks
• Marine police pursue a toxic avian foe
• Winners get their full $50M
• Mississaug­a’s towering new ambition
• Farewell to three warriors for justice
• Charities muzzled on fee complaints
• Ban on new Parkdale watering holes
• Trash those street bins, bring back the old ones
• Floats get final primp from Santa work crew
• Probiotic yogurts curb hospital infections
• Tournament scores big time for needy kids
• Raptor grit goes for naught
• WEST COAST OFFENCE
• CLASS OF 2012
• Concussion­s knock out QB trio
• Lance cuts ties with his charity
• Trout, Harper head rookie class
• Djokovic caps year with win
• Ultimately, it just wasn’t worth the drive to Acton
• QB Tate shoots down concussion concerns
• Then again, hiring could add some ‘oomph’ to L.A.
• Maple Leafs put faith in Furies
• Sundin wasn’t perfect, but no active Leaf comes close
• Messages mixed on progress of talks

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