Toronto Star - 2012-11-14

• Obama weighs in on scandal
• Ottawa’s deficit delays tax breaks
• ‘I’m the most hated guy in hockey’
• MRI scan gives ‘voice’ to brain-damaged man
• FORD USES FREE SPEECH DEFENCE
• Marineland shopping for new orca
• Are humans getting dumber?
• Tiny ‘elephant ambassador’ dies
• Those children of another country
• Limits lifted on teenager’s inquest
• Former ‘gay penguins’ star in egg-stravaganz­a
• Hoskins joins Liberal leadership race, looks to ‘restore confidence’
• We need foreign workers, and they need fair treatment
• Ontario reaches deal with doctors
• Hall Findlay poised to join Liberal race
• B.C. will forward instant emergency alerts
• Federal minister faces scrutiny over campaign spending
• Escorts offered to city official, inquiry told
• Province, teachers set conditions for new talks
• This economic state of affairs is not a temporary one
• Reason for optimism, David Olive says,
• Al Qaeda-linked cleric freed
• France recognizes Syrian rebel coalition
• Political prisoner’s health weakens
• ‘Guru’ gets jail time for swindling aristocrat­s
• Power elite class shapes politics in China
• PM’S record not much to brag about
• Call chief’s bluff on budget
• Belieb it or not
• Tired Communists put China’s hopes to sleep
• Adults with autism get a home of their own
• The temptation of David Petraeus
• Searching for a dream office? Try Google
• Beware of buying used vehicles damaged by Superstorm Sandy
• MILLIONAIR­E FUGITIVE
• Loblaws lands deal as ‘preferred’ pharmacy
• How to avoid falling down a cliff
• Canadian debt loads hit new high
• Black Friday sales now starting Thursday
• Sun Media to cut 500 positions
• Outspoken RIM critic suspended and fined
• Diamond mine sale creates excitement
• Windows chief exits Microsoft amid overhaul
• Nervous investors send TSX lower
• Sears Canada cuts losses, but sales fall
• Profit down, sales flat for Leon’s
• Local grapes grow up
• Tough times at TVO, CBC
• Spalding’s slave tale gets GG fiction nod
• Facebook launches Be Bold anti-bullying campaign
• Original North Dallas Forty worth a peek, writes Martin Knelman,
• Republic of Doyle returns
• H&M meets Martin Margiela
• Taking the frump out of the bump
• A search for the perfect roti
• THE 10 CONTENDERS
• Call of Duty fans like the new look
• YOUR STARS
• Set ground rules before reconcilia­tion
• Kids pick top toys
• Model, chef now food host
• A WING AND A PRAYER
• Transgende­r student barred from washroom
• Overwhelme­d Halton courts at ‘breaking point,’ judge says
• ‘I was not in conflict’
• Who killed Kevington Simmonds?
• Only way to cross the tracks is slow and easy
• OLG changes its tune on city casino
• Family seeks long sentence for killer
• Teacher recalls seeing man’s beating
• Slain mom’s kids absent from trial
• The other workshop Santa depends on
• Students get an unforgetta­ble lesson in poverty
• BLOCKBUSTE­R
• RAPTORS HANG ON
• RICHARD GRIFFIN
• Q&A: Team executives talk about drafting the right player
• Hockey Hall’s neglect of women outrageous
• CFL’S concussion policy needs work
• Frustrated Crosby tees off on NHL
• Jackson fumes at ‘slimy’ rejection call from the Lakers
• Pro’s battle with nerves was there for all to see
• Happy day shrouded in fog
• Elway’s winning his latest comeback
• Buddies set to meet in cage

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