Toronto Star - 2015-11-05

• BALANCE OF POWER
• When protecting privacy means protecting scum of society
• ’THERE WILL BE PLATES AND SCREWS INVOLVED’
• Rookie MPs in big spots
• Time to get to work
• Substance over style
• Hitting reset on ballot box
• Running misstart
• Cabinet superstars
• Dramatic walls
• The Star’s view
• Brother found reproach before lawyer did
• Vaughan, Blair among those left out of cabinet
• Lucky seven from GTA join cabinet
• Ontario Liberals may not balance books: Watchdog
• Mulcair wants to know ‘what happened’
• Trudeau’s first meeting? With 13-year-olds
• Auditor general to probe union payouts
• Romanian government collapses
• Bizarre case of cancer traced to a tapeworm
• Bomb fears suspend U.K. Sinai flights
• A green vision for 24 Sussex Drive
• Dreaming and thinking: the Liberals need both
• The year of ‘Listen to women’
• Good riddance to the tax-fleeing rich
• Syria’s black market in lost souls
• Bieber’s salvaging of his reputation may be his greatest feat
• MASTER OF HIS TV DOMAIN
• The latest on the ‘AJ story’
• Casts revealed for upcoming season of Shaw Fest
• Mindy Kaling, a modern and relatable feminist
• Dear Rouge is ready for its close-up
• CONCERT SAMPLER
• LOCAL BONDING EXPERIENCE­S
• Canadian indie-pop music thrives on power pairings
• Canadian crooner feels like a star
• Don and Ron — a dynamicall­y different duo
• YOU ARE WHAT YOU WEAR
• Glitches and glamour on the red carpet
• How a champion athlete spends her Saturdays
• A walk through the life of a screen legend
• Prolific author’s advice: read and write faithfully
• Accepting accolades graciously
• WIDE APART IN AGE, BUT CLOSE TOGETHER IN MUSIC
• COACHES CORNERED
• VISUAL ARTS
• Friends of Greenbelt try ‘bluebelt’ on for size
• UP IN SMOKE
• City eyes east-end hotel for shelter
• When good talk goes down like a lead pipe
• It’s not easy being a tree with roots in the GTA
• McGuinty’s green initiative lands a legacy
• Greening Ontario
• Violent arrest leads to assault charges
• TTC chair to request Metropass price freeze
• Santa fund donations in lieu of gift giving
• Trees squeeze pedestrian­s on Lawrence Ave. sidewalk
• Diamonds in the rough there to be had
• Road warrior Raptors can’t be beat
• TIPPING POINT
• Leafs can’t catch break against visiting Jets
• Ehlers part of wave of talented rookies
• Crosby-Ovechkin class still one of the best
• Bayern crushes Arsenal
• From Flutie to Candy, memories abound
• No place like dome for Pinball Clemons
• Team event offers unique twist on skiing
• Bhullar eager for clean slate, new start
• Rookie takes financial reins
• Kraft Heinz cutting 200 Ontario jobs
• Volkswagen crisis grows as investors ditch stock
• UPWARDLY MOBILE
• IT’S YOUR MONEY
• Torstar aims to have 180,000 tablet readers by the end of next year
• Shopify’s revenue up 93 per cent, profit looms
• Dark day for Time Warner sparks media stock sell-off
• TSX lower as oil, commoditie­s fall
• U.S. rebuffs TransCanad­a on delay of Keystone review
• Honolulu has it all
• Once-niche halal tourism market is now making waves
• COOK THIS BOOK
• Seattle shows wacky side
• You’re not responsibl­e for partner’s lifestyle
• RUNNING INTO PAIN
• Casual open-water swim challenge becomes a life-altering moment
• A few words of advice for Sophie Grégoire
• CROSSWORD FOR THURSDAY

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