Toronto Star - 2020-12-11

• ‘He was just a kid, and he didn’t have a chance’
• Deportatio­n effort based on forged documents, probe finds
• Shermans’ son told police people ‘would have a reason to hurt them’
• ‘There’s no word to describe it’
• Why didn’t banks prevent alleged $11M fraud?
• Public has right to know if police killed baby
• Ontario’s first 6,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine due on Monday
• ‘Honestly, there’s no word to describe it’
• Windsor classes move online with closing of schools Monday
• Yes, the mask stays on after you get vaccinated
• Ford abandons rubber crutch daily briefings
• COVID whistleblo­wer leaving for job in Nova Scotia
• Many aren’t opting for paid sick leave
• U.K. needs Ottawa to approve trade deal
• Premiers press Trudeau on health care costs
• Black culture centre closer to permanent home
• Scarboroug­h RT to fail before subway is done
• Residents vow to fight cemetery ownership
• Youth facing new hurdles in justice
• Psychiatri­st rejects autism as factor in van attack
• A soupy, muddy mess of a street
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Just get them home already
• Not everything will change this holiday season
• Spare some pity for right-wing premiers in the time of COVID
• Pornhub report isn’t scandal; it’s criminal
• Approving a vaccine is only part of the battle
• Rookie Flynn winning battle against time
• No news could be good news for blue birds
• Toronto class of Canadian division
• Olson aces challengin­g course at U.S. Open
• Wright among Team Canada’s early cuts
• World Cup hero an ‘icon’ of soccer
• Soccer: Former coach charged with sex offences
• Bills extend Beane for four more years
• What are the rules of modern-day relationsh­ips?
• HBC calls shutdowns ‘unfair’
• Reward urged for green efforts of freight firms
• Breaking up Facebook more complicate­d than it sounds
• German regulators launch new probe into Oculus VR headsets
• TD sees big role for AI-driven features
• Canadian Natural to up oil, gas output by 5% in 2021
• Toyota bets on a hydrogen future
• RBC forms new global markets team for private capital push
• Rules ‘incentiviz­e’ bad behaviour
• Best approach for employers is to focus on persuasion
• Same-store sales up by 7.3 per cent
• Google blames uncertain regulation­s
• Music truly resonates at times like this
• A vaudeville-style revue of holiday fabulousne­ss
• How to have a merry COVID Christmas
• Better light, better life
• CELEBRATE WITH THE GIFT OF A SHARED MEAL
• The Staples
• Wine, Beer and Cocktails
• The Most Important Meal of the Day

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