Toronto Star - 2014-12-31

• GLOBETROTT­ERS ALIGHT IN PARIS
• Chief says he saw political tide turning against him
• Mass murder shakes Alberta
• SIU urged to reopen Orillia beating case
• MAC vs. JACK
• AirAsia bodies found in Java Sea
• Survivors recount terrifying Greek ferry fire
• Weather rarely sole cause of crash, aviation expert says
• Alleged victim gives 2 hours of testimony against Ontario teacher
• Harper won with Jean as head of Francophon­ie
• Parties start fundraisin­g frenzy
• MP accuses ex-staffer of ‘smear campaign’
• Ontario labour leader Gary Gannage retires
• Canadian ship departs Halifax with stern message for Putin
• Mavis Gallant
• Canadian newsmakers who left us in 2014
• Don Pardo and Casey Kasem
• Google search trends that explain 2014’s news
• Anti-Putin activist, brother convicted in Russia
• Migrant ship set on crash course as crew disappears
• UN body rejects call for Israeli pullout
• Marking a year of loss and glory
• Relief subway line desperatel­y needed
• Time to leave the Fords alone
• Make diet your new year’s resolution
• The big squeeze in the sky
• An insider’s view of the debate over Ontario’s mandatory pension plan
• Libya fears aid rebound in oil prices
• Silent partner breathes new life into Wind
• BEHIND THE TIMES
• Mandatory plan needed to encourage retirement saving, expert says
• Oil price plunge the business story of the year
• Fortunes of world’s richest people swell by $92B in 2014
• Cybersecur­ity ‘kind of a Wild West right now’
• Gold stocks limit damage on TSX
• ‘Will you marry me . . . now?’
• Michael Carlevale created magic at Toronto’s Prego
• NEW YEAR’S VIEWING
• Canadian theatres get The Interview
• Don’t bail on partner who cancels
• Tearing down the gender divide
• A candyland for the fearless
• Cocktail crisps with a Canadian pedigree
• TV Tonight, New Year’s Eve edition
• Here’s one suit you won’t wear to the office
• Make New Year’s Eve cool . . . no matter what
• City in battle over lawn bowling club
• Long delays discourage new citizens
• Influx of snowy owls a concern at Pearson
• A YEAR IN SMILES
• Teen bumped from flight en route to chemo
• A hard year in community housing
• A Canadian . . . after 42 months of trying
• Robbie the tiger able to claw his way into a cameo role in The Interview
• THOSE WE LOST IN 2014
• Blue Jays focused on improving wonky ’pen
• Bernier’s return could snap Leafs out of funk
• Ross taking on key role with Raptors
• Harbaugh lands with Michigan
• Canada ousted despite huge rally
• Defoe era may be nearing official conclusion
• Junior stars know they’re being watched
• CROSSWORD FOR WEDNESDAY

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