Toronto Star - 2019-12-03

• A penny for your bots
• Ford preaches unity while toning down the volume
• Condo boards can’t let police hide cameras in hallways without a warrant, court rules
• Amid concerns vaping can cause serious damage, the city’s medical officer of health calls for action,
• Doing the hustle
• Window air conditione­rs banned in public housing
• Tensions rise as teacher talks stall
• Hiring rule hampers diversity, Lecce says
• Exclusion lies at heart of hockey’s culture problem
• China’s climate paradox in focus at UN summit
• Ford appointee draws fire over climate quips
• Premiers unified in demand for cash
• Scheer not the only Conservati­ve who’s lost ground
• Prince Andrew’s accuser calls for public support
• Nurse honoured through donations more than a hundred times
• Before seniors travel, they should talk to their doctors
• Lower bills for wireless
• Right on the button
• Court interprete­rs should be audited after accreditat­ion
• Yes. The ban is based on fear, not on the facts
• No. Strict laws needed to counter bite dangers
• The climate is changing, why won’t Tories?
• Meng pens letter on her year in detention
• Supreme Court decision on housing data spurs innovation
• Ski-Doo maker eyes electric market
• Toronto ranks last in renter satisfacti­on
• Money-losing Now Magazine sold to new owner
• Content is king in Toyland
• Italy scoops up wheat imports
• Oodles of noodles made with Canadian wheat
• Heavy crude could get heavier
• Global growth malaise seeps into Canadian consumer confidence
• Husky Energy verifies 370 job cuts
• Police seek 300 officers under proposed budget
• City can’t afford to say no to e-scooters
• Review of Peel board to begin this week
• Appeal in effect
• Photo radar to ease its way in
• Picturesqu­e snow, grotesque commutes Monday
• Markham man charged in RCMP drug seizure
• Fire in subway forces evacuation­s
• ‘Anastasia’ the musical makes its way to Toronto
• Writing her own ticket
• Beware of new scam using gift cards
• Fiancé’s violent past haunts partner
• Retirees find purpose in volunteeri­ng
• Why don’t my promo codes work?
• WORKPLACE HEALTH BACHELOR PROGRAM FILLS A VITAL NEED
• OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR PARALEGALS
• Music not for the faint of intellect
• ‘Waves’ actress on the crest of fame
• Morrison of ‘Will & Grace’ dies at 83
• ‘Frozen 2’ gets more grown up with each viewing
• End of an era for Prozzak and its fans
• The race for change
• Nylander’s monster deal not so scary one year later
• Much more than holding down the fort
• ‘I was terrified of being at the rink’
• Familiar names now available
• Keefe-Dubas bond hints at blueprint
• Around hockey: Pass it to Pasta … Ceci can see the change
• New coach puts people first
• English hopes hoop tale inspires kids
• Biggest losers find winning formula
• Ballon d’Or: Messi sees best yet to come, Rapinoe caps remarkable run

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