Toronto Star - 2016-12-04

• TALKING TOUGH
• Slain doctor had just filed for divorce
• Restaurant­s fight back against bad table manners
• THE NEW WAVE OF MIGRANTS
• Revolution­ary indifferen­ce lives on
• U.S. casts watchful eye on Cuban crossings after Castro death
• The sweet sound of a community rallying
• Skater sculptor unveils abstract Dream Ballet statues
• Trudeau gets tough on dispensari­es
• New concern over judge who wore Trump hat
• Nova Scotia shuts schools as teachers take action
• Aleppo has become ‘one giant graveyard’
• Out of step on cash-for-access
• Get onside, Ontario
• Different takes on pipeline decision
• 104th Grey Cup a classic
• Politics’ most precious and dangerous commodity
• Perhaps it’s time for a political reckoning
• An enduring impact on Canada-U.S. relations
• Trump easily persuaded if you know the tricks
• FORD TO LOBBY TRUMP ON FUEL ECONOMY RULES
• Jackie Natalie Portman feels the weight of history
• If I’m sexy, I don’t know it
• BACK TO BLUES BASICS
• Comic twist on Sleeping Beauty charms with a dreamy playfulnes­s
• Westworld twists keep viewers coming back
• Mariah Carey opens her life for E! network series
• National Gallery shuts down artist’s Instagram
• Requiem for the man who took the fall at Pearl Harbor
• CELEBRATIN­G THE DRAMA OF LAO SHE’S TEAHOUSE
• Ballet, belles and beer
• > OFF THE RACK
• Smart sci-fi battles brainless blockbuste­rs
• From rail worker to award-winning folk artist
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• FIXING FACEBOOK
• TEARS FOR A CLOWN
• HOMES WITHOUT GLASS CEILINGS
• TORONTO’S BLUE BLOOD
• PRAYING FOR SONIC TRUTH
• Saving refugees on a luxury yacht
• A long detour to a holy mountain
• Happy to make a point
• Help must come out of left, right field
• MAGNUM FORCE
• The game beyond stereotype­s
• Senators’ MacArthur wants to play despite the potential dangers
• Defensive troubles begin on the boards
• City loses, to Blues, and loses its cool
• The bandwagon keeps getting bigger on TFC playoff run
• Reds showing they have plenty in reserve
• Coach gave sport new life in Canada
• Tiger threatens early, fades at the finish again
• Canadian lugers team up for gold
• The Tide are high and holding on
• Toronto Wolfpack look to TFC’s success as inspiratio­n

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