Toronto Star - 2015-12-12

• They are being beaten,
• A SYRIAN REFUGEE’S TEARS OF JOY
• Why Toronto journalist Mellissa Fung returned to the Afghan camp where she was kidnapped
• ‘Not a game changer’
• Sign of the times
• An accused pimp on how women are lured into the sex trade,
• The trafficker­s’ domain,
• Clement mulls leadership run
• Man charged with Tina Fontaine’s murder
• Accused in teen’s death has lengthy criminal record
• ‘She was highly vulnerable and exploited during her time on run,’ deputy chief says
• MEMORIES OF AN OLD HOME, HIGH HOPES FOR A NEW ONE
• Refugees thrilled to begin new lives
• Reform key to proving new kids aren’t like the old guard
• Lesson looming for anti-vaxxers?
• Military lost $1.5M in uniforms last year: documents
• CBC didn’t breach labour laws: Ottawa
• Judge strikes down N.S. cyberbully­ing law
• Duffy tells court he intends to return to Senate
• No muzzling patient watchdog: Province
• Slobs deploring Trudeaus in Vogue need makeover
• ISIS claims triple suicide attacks
• Rally pledged as climate talks approach 11th hour
• Eeny meeny miny mall
• Man loses $60,000 to fake tax collectors
• ZUCKERBERG’S GIFT HORSE
• COLOSSAL MERGER
• TSX suffers as oil and dollar decline
• Markham: $1,255,000
• Pickering: $415,000
• High-ceilinged home a classy fit for family
• How to build a Nutcracker
• Library gift shop a kaleidosco­pe of unique cultural artifacts
• WHAT MAURA TAUGHT JEFFREY
• Oscar Isaac readies to be a big-screen hero in Star Wars
• PAGE & PANEL’S TOP GIFT IDEAS
• Catch up with the fabulous Pfefferman­s
• Frank Sinatra at 100
• THE ALTERNATE REALITY OF ELVIS PERKINS Singer/songwriter is back with unrepentan­tly obscure new album, I Aubade
• Saving the world from stereotype­s
• From Vaudeville to YouTube
• Christophe­r Hitchens’ essays are erudite, ironic and sardonic
• Life’s hidden depths
• THE TYPEWRITER’S LOVE LETTER
• > BESTSELLER­S
• Influentia­l style blogger paints a bigger picture
• > WHODUNIT
• Ethan Hawke’s medieval guide to parenting
• WHEN HOLLYWOOD WRITES THE BOOK: ETHAN HAWKE VS. JESSE EISENBERG
• Stunning, unintended portrait of celeb’s life
• A winter warm and welcome
• BUILDING OPPORTUNIT­Y
• Precarious work plagues public sector
• Shot 8 times, Yatim still threat: officer
• Is Crown attorney guilty of stealing juror’s heart?
• Wayward sidewalks lead to twisted path
• Police bust alleged luxury SUV theft ring
• Man killed in daytime shooting in Entertainm­ent District
• Huge restructur­ing hits Hamilton’s CHCH TV
• Designs for a 24-7 lifestyle
• A major tree quest
• GTA builders are learning from the best in the world
• Festive decor to add comfort and joy
• Insurance must cover missing wall, court rules
• Open house events need to be controlled
• BRINGING SPACE TO LIFE
• Opulence reigns supreme in Belgian castle
• Lessons war of
• The woman who gave ‘book launch’ a new meaning
• POSITIVE CHANGE
• What’s behind Trudeau’s U.S. charm offensive?
• The activist who fought for her life, and won
• Al Salam’s journey from idea to reality
• The school’s supporting cast
• Dispelling an urban myth
• Rooting out prejudice
• A national solution
• The Trump effect
• Reforming an outmoded voting system
• What to do about the Senate?
• Out and about for a winter’s tale
• A TASTE OF CHRISTMAS
• Liam’s Story
• WITHOUT A PAUSE
• Charlie’s Story
• Taylum’s Story
• Kael’s Story
• Lavish gift could embarrass recipient
• Readiness to believe gossip the real issue
• Zoe and Kyle
• > FIVE GADGETS TO IMPRESS
• DOCTORS IN TRAINING
• Dogs will misbehave if it means eventual treat
• Tuque boom: Designer’s hats a global hit
• Choosing top athlete as difficult as ever
• ROLLER COASTER
• Santa Fund recipient gives back to bring things full circle
• Canada’s Sinclair keeps on making her mark
• Friendly rivals team up for Canada
• Leafs: Holland feels he’s ready to break through
• Canadian duo finds silver lining as run ends
• Orlando more than meets the Eye
• CHRISTMAS SEASON
• Cycling in the heart of the Golden Triangle
• A saga of trolls, Vikings and ancient hockey
• Quiet capital has local charm
• WHAT SUSUR PACKS
• WHERE TO FIND GREAT EATS
• Changing names on booking deemed a cancellati­on
• Follow these paths for highs, lows of the well-travelled
• Bringing the spirit home
• 2015 TORONTO STAR WHEELS HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE
• PLAYING IT CLOSE TO THE VEST
• > WHAT THE BOSS LIKES
• >WHEN UNDERDOG AMC HAD CORVETTE AMBITIONS
• Ushering in new era for Jetta’s base engine
• 10 ways to reduce driving costs
• Replace engine thermostat
• Detroit disappeari­ng from car of the year awards
• How to understand emissions regulation­s
• A BOOST FOR YOUR BATTERY
• Tips for getting your tree home
• Subaru makes an effort at reforestat­ion
• Kia loads up on space with third Sorento
• Some cars keep you young
• Muslim, U.S.A.
• HOW DIAPERS REMADE VENEZUELA
• GREAT LEAP FORWARD?
• TONY BURMAN
• The heat’s on for Lahore’s kitchens
• Dragging China out of the closet
• Shots fired in soft drink feud
• After the jihad ‘epidemic,’ a town re-embraces radicals
• Towering ambition
• American Muslim group rises up to face the hate
• Designing a seniors-friendly city
• ‘Cypertroop­ers’ use colonial-era law to silence online critics
• FALLING GUN VIOLENCE
• She made short shorts hot pants

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