Toronto Star - 2014-12-26

• ‘THE BEST PRESENT I COULD ASK FOR’
• Why the word ‘miracle’ often comes to this family’s lips
• At least 3 GTA hospitals put patients’ privacy at risk
• Colleagues remember ‘lion of the profession’
• We hit rewind on the year in film
• An act of kindness
• Pope delivers sombre message
• Wheels of injustice
• Dr. Monkey
• Lawyer for the famous, infamous
• Ottawa attack pegged as top news story
• Christmas protest marks death of black teen
• Lab worker may have been exposed to Ebola
• Dodging Christmas bullets
• Give ombud nursing home oversight
• Scrap Hydro dividend payments to cities
• It’s been a pretty good year for progress
• Canada’s latest challenges need new thinking
• Honouring mom by fighting for others
• Activists laud ruling on orangutan’s rights
• Indonesian­s recall survival at any cost
• Yazidis search for loved ones in Iraqi villages
• A head start next on Christmas
• Plenty of alternativ­es to shopping
• Gift etiquette: How to handle a bad gift
• A year of erratic, inconsiste­nt shopping
• Capture the spirit on your smartphone
• Tips for a perfect New Year’s cocktail party
• Food and wine pairings
• BEHAVING BADLY
• The beating heart of Boyhood, the quirky Grand Budapest Hotel and the surprise Swedish charmer We are the Best!
• TIFF pulls restored films from the vault
• Into the Woods strays from the path
• Unbroken fails to find meaning in suffering
• Black List a gold mine of smart screenplay­s
• Assassins capture troubles with acid accuracy
• POETRY IN MOTION
• TTC cams to act as ‘silent witness’
• Valets open door to stress-free parking at malls
• Calendar breaks stereotype­s of Canada’s female ministers
• A lifetime fighting for the disadvanta­ged
• The worst dates of 2014
• WHAT I ATE FOR LUNCH
• George the barber knows the secret to lasting love
• Discover many after-hours spots in town during holidays
• Separate issues with lover, parents
• STARS: JACQUELINE BIGAR
• The worst-of-the-worst dates for readers in 2014
• Offer help to caregivers during the holidays
• Morin huge presence on Canada’s defence
• CRUDE AWAKENING
• Miami has no gift for LeBron
• Silver leads list of NBA’s most influentia­l people
• Rockets land Smith with assist from Howard
• An NBA writer’s playbook to post-game establishm­ents
• Panthers on a roll as Leafs come to town
• AHL’s new 3-on-3 OT rule scores with fans
• Some things we can almost rely on in NFL
• Corporate travel boom
• PROMISE FULFILLED?
• Colleges embrace video game competitio­ns with scholarshi­ps
• Logistical woes dismay India’s online customers

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