Toronto Star - 2016-12-08

• Trustee under investigat­ion over alleged racial slur
• LET YOUTH IN CARE HAVE A VOICE
• Belleville woman played role in delivering ‘Pizzagate’ conspiracy
• Accessible-housing meeting derailed by inaccessib­le venue
• ‘We will see each other another day. Bye’
• World leaders condemn Russia, as rebels call for Aleppo ceasefire
• Doctor being investigat­ed for ‘misleading’ report
• Police charge teen with attack threat on school
• Weak French alienates crucial Quebec support
• Conservati­ve bilingual debate highlights language troubles
• Premiers to push PM on cuts to health care
• Ottawa speeds up spousal immigratio­n
• CUPE sues Wynne over Hydro One
• Toronto Police Service hires former Harper aide
• Assisted-death bill to clarify rights
• Brown betrays traditiona­l Tory thinking
• Wynne approves mayor’s toll proposal
• Rescuers struggle as quake toll soars
• Ohio lawmakers approve abortion ban bill
• Ancient texts reveal Earth’s slowdown
• Understand­ing importance of inclusion
• Think bigger, Mr. Mayor
• A duty to preserve
• All genocides should be commemorat­ed
• Critique of elites missed mark
• Remorseful mothers don’t deserve sympathy
• Meanwhile, Canada makes no progress on inequality
• Changing voting system a bad idea
• ‘They are slaughteri­ng us like animals’
• Ontario’s proposed booze tax saps spirits of craft distilleri­es
• Moose Knuckles coat maker reaches deal after ‘made-in-Canada’ allegation­s
• Housing prices set to rise again
• Bank of Canada keeps interest rate at 0.5%
• VENTI-SIZED PLANS
• DRUGMAKER GETS DINGED
• Hudson’s Bay tumbles in third-quarter post
• Sony sets its sights on mobile gaming
• Hey Mr. Tambourine Man, say no speech for me . . .
• Celebrate the season with medieval tunes and chants
• AN ELECTRIC SOUND
• TIFF reveals Canada’s Top Ten films
• DIANA goes big band with new record
• Artist taps into tension of these nervous times
• CHANGING MINDS WITH ONE MUSICAL TV SHOW
• VISUAL ARTS
• Lavish production budget makes Westworld go round
• ‘It’s really changed my life so much for the better’
• Generosity helps Taiwanese girl feel right at home
• Life sentence for Danzig shooter
• CABBIE CONCERN
• Scoop the raccoon back on the prowl
• Prolonging lane shutdown exacerbate­s gridlock, anger
• Power rates uproar a ‘piling-on exercise’
• Fifteen pedestrian­s hit over course of one day
• Tenants a step closer to better housing
• Loss keeps Leafs mired in cellar
• Edwin could still fit with Jays
• SCALING NEW HEIGHTS
• Defoe flop set stage for Reds’ success
• Winter Olympics to headline meetings
• Sitting in last of no concern to Leafs
• Everyone into pool, while it lasts
• Masse endears with silver
• Pearce won over by Jays’ culture
• Sale places titles over status with Red Sox
• Blue Jays sign lefty Brett Oberholtze­r; Desmond cashes in with Rockies
• Will Ontario be first to solve the low-carbon puzzle?
• Toronto Hydro tackling aging infrastruc­ture
• New products offer consumers choices
• Hydro One working harder
• Ontario’s Commitment To Nuclear Is Good News For Jobs and Greenhouse Gas Reductions
• The Holy Grail of mind and body retreats
• Political attacks on women must stop
• A torta that’s powerfully green
• A moment to feel small and happy
• Reaching out to a sister after losing touch

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