Toronto Star - 2020-12-07

• ‘SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN ONE OF THE DEAD’
• Vaccines will be a hot commodity. How do we keep them safe?
• Greenbelt Council rocked by six more resignatio­ns
• Province hits pause on LCBO deal with SkipTheDis­hes,
• Son questions story of mom’s nursing home fall
• Businesses in south Florida lament shortage of snowbirds
• Virus cases hit another daily record in Ontario
• 1 in 10 say they’ve considered suicide
• ‘A duty to remember, a duty to act’
• Japan eager to analyze asteroid samples
• Did energy attack target Canadian diplomats?
• U.K. gears up for huge vaccinatio­n campaign
• Giuliani latest Trump backer infected with virus
• Georgia Republican­s on edge after president’s visit
• Biden to nominate California attorney general as health secretary
• Some courses exempted from small classes
• Barricades on trails are frustratin­g users
• New stadium could mean new revenue streams
• Don’t play to anti-vax fears
• Looking for a pandemic puppy? Adopt, don’t shop
• Toronto Police Service wants your input on racism
• ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ lets a woman win and go unpunished
• Gauging Canadians’ trust in pandemic news
• Outside bubble, trouble is looming
• Off-season changes raise Raptors’ learning curve
• Virtual meetings may lead to real deals
• Elmore showed she was in things for the long run
• Jets were five seconds from first win
• Norman finds Buffalo suits him well
• Mayfield powers Browns over Titans
• Perez’s first F1 victory is one to remember
• Spurs, Liverpool give fans reason to cheer
• Respect her insistence on getting a full separation
• > STARS MADALYN ASLAN
• New tax deduction helps those working from home
• Holiday spending in a year like no other
• Looking ahead to our ‘new normal’
• Going global for Hanukkah
• This bar manager has been laid off twice and has accumulate­d $10,000 in debt since COVID-19 hit. How can he make ends meet?
• WINNERS AND LOSERS
• Gift cards popular as Canadians shun shops
• Digital nomads find new living limitation­s
• More to online giving groups than just goods
• Selena’s story told in depth on Netflix
• ‘Squiggy’ knew how to make an entrance
• An offer of support to Black parents
• Suicide crisis calls mount during pandemic
• Feeling at home while alone in a crowd
• The discreet charm of a flask
• CROSSWORD FOR MONDAY

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