Toronto Star - 2019-12-29

• Our little runaways
• TTC ‘can do better’ tackling racial bias: CEO
• A new brand of politics emerged in shadows of recession
• Bomb blast kills at least 79 in Somalia
• Alexis Lafrenière’s injury adds to insult of Canada’s worst-ever loss at world juniors,
• Have we reached peak podcast?
• Tenants returning after fire question safety
• Mississaug­a men stabbed to death were fathers who knew each other
• LifeLabs faces suit over data breach
• A record year for mass killings in the U.S.
• ‘If you keep it in, it’ll … destroy you’
• Advocates are fighting to protect wild horses in Rocky Mountains
• Pollution rules could be trouble for oilsands firms
• Thousands of koalas are feared dead
• Lebanese protesters turn their ire on banks
• Blocking dreams one boat at a time
• Traffic patterns may soon be forecast like weather
• Killed for their work
• Ford government continues crusade against environmen­t
• Where is next generation of 1960s-style prophets?
• Life lessons to help prepare us for 2020
• Imagine if Hollywood didn’t exist
• Ten of the weirdest celebrity apologies of 2019
• The music won’t go on
• Throwing them a lifeline
• Tony winner was forever ‘optimistic’
• Ronstadt’s career hitting TV screens
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO. 27,852
• Keefe’s test of adversity
• CHRISTMAS RETURNS
• Unimpeacha­ble performanc­e
• The need for seed
• RANGERS 5, LEAFS 4 (OVERTIME)
• Ovie sees no need to ‘C’ the all-stars
• Risky Gasol trade ignited ride to the top
• Premier League: Trio of VAR take-backs creates a tempest
• Always an audience for the right fight
• Tennis: Williams gets due reward for decade-defining ‘Serena Superpower­s’

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