Toronto Star - 2019-12-27

• Kitchen aid
• Giambrone keeps an eye on Toronto from afar
• A city still adjusting to its own growth spurt
• Canada off to f lying start
• Brampton teen with cancer fulfils dream to meet NBA idol
• Ahead of election, Liberals gave $50M to social services
• Adventurer­s now envoys for the environmen­t
• Internet-based 911 calling on horizon
• Retiring senator turns up heat on Château Laurier
• Co-ordination will be key in North
• In Manitoba, Yazidi refugees put down roots
• Michigan woman discovers her Secret Santa is Bill Gates
• Rogue cops turn to vigilante justice in Brazil
• Putin critic dragged from office in raid
• Typhoon kills at least 20 in the Philippine­s
• Netanyahu fends off challenge as leader
• Tears and prayers mark anniversar­y of 2004 tsunami
• Alberta, Ottawa set to clash over rent supplement cost
• Time to reduce all that waste
• End-of-year donations are crucial to charitable sector
• The unseen aspect of the waterfront’s evolution
• Comic book art selling for millions
• Five stocks to watch next year
• Trade protection trend likely to continue in 2020
• This craze is plant based
• Miners say environmen­tal issues top of mind in 2020
• U.S. stocks close in on record highs
• The good, the bad and the cruel
• Solving the plus-one conundrum
• One artist’s work is another’s muse
• Hollywood hair for New Year’s
• On screen, it’s a white Christmas
• Game Awards show ushers in ‘new era’
• ‘Party of Five’ makes the personal political
• The top 11 scene-stealers of the year
• Netflix built Sistine Chapel for ‘Two Popes’
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Retailers go second-hand as fast-fashion trend fades
• I cut off contact, so he visited me at work
• > STARS JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Acting coach finds his stars at seniors centre
• Triplex building becomes a flashpoint
• Ministry suspends worker in gambling bust
• Hit-and-run investigat­ion ‘still active,’ police say
• Road safety hazards
• Gangster gets day parole
• Tow truck fires may point to turf war
• Doing it the Raptors’ way
• Why Keefe gives Marlies glimpse of the big stage
• You win some, you lose some
• Another crown for Queen B
• Chicago’s Seabrook, de Haan out for year
• Game day: Toronto Maple Leafs at New Jersey Devils
• A tale of two teams as the ’20s tip off
• Female athletes banking on fertility
• Liverpool 13 points clear in standings
• A Super Bowl featuring 40-something QBs?
• NCAA: Oklahoma plays outsider role in this College Football Playoff

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