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The Toronto Star - November 16, 2008

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Front Section

Ottawa ready to boost spending, By Tim Harper

After 5 years, Miller has failed to seal the big deals, By Royson James

9 charged in swarmings, By Carmen Chai

Pedestrian dies in hit-and-run, By Adrian Morrow

Gay marchers fight for right to wed in U.S.

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City workers won't get 'Family Day' holiday off, By Paul Moloney

G20 leaders making the right noises, By Thomas Walkom

20 tips for the Santa Claus parade, By Isabel Teotonio

A lesson on 'Changing the World', By Nancy J. White

SANTA CLAUS FUND: Presents a warm welcome for immigrants struggling to build ..., By Nick Aveling

Layton devises a plan to win over the GTA, By Richard Brennan

As far as signs go, fewer, better: Parties, By Sidhartha Banerjee

Tories talk tough at policy meeting, By Bruce Campion-Smith

The bottom line, By Vanessa Lu,

Literacy group worker denied entry into Canada, By Carmen Chai

World & Comment

Lust for resources driving conflict,By Olivia Ward

Few places to relax in battle-scarred Gaza,By Oakland Ross

Afghan acid attack victim vows to continue schooling,By Mohammad Aziz

EDITORIAL: Leftover business for Parliament

EDITORIAL: For a healthier Toronto

EDITORIAL: Wrong time for a fire sale

Islam vilified by a double standard,By Haroon Siddiqui

Co-housing living not for everyone,By Dow Marmur

Finally, Harper and McGuinty may be singing the same tune,By Angelo Persichilli

Letters

Bank bailout didn't work the first time

Plight of seniors must spur government to act

Who's he been talking to?

What works in Toronto won't work everywhere

Note to the minister: We own those assets

A condition for any auto sector bailout

Business

Small business says cash remains tight,By Rita Trichur

Credit cards need to lose the legalese,By Ellen Roseman

Sports

Leafs finish up as road kill,By Kevin McGran

Als, Stampeders a fitting East-West final,By Damien Cox

OFF THE TOP: Nestor, Zimonjic in winner-take-all showdown with Bryans

Bargnani could see shift to Raptors' starting unit,By Doug Smith

UNDER REVIEW: This book delivers in the Xtreme,By Garth Woolsey

Hockey horrors: Tampa Bay Frightening,By Garth Woolsey

Canadians double their fun

Groves off to perfect start, but still wary

Taylor-made victory for Als

Stamps back in saddle again

Somebeach proves value of Ontario program,By Dave Perkins

Premier leaders keep title chase a three-horse race

Foul weather doesn't slow Anderson,By David Grossman

Savage Gators hand S.C. coach Spurrier a day to forget

NOTEPAD: CBC's Saturday night takes on Punjabi accent,By Kevin McGran

Entertainment

Dark star dawns,By John Hiscock

Putting the boot to screen Van Damme,By Rob Salem

OFF THE RACK: Where our surgeon doesn't dare tell all,By Malene Arpe

MAY NAME IS URL: Web diversions for a lazy Sunday

REVIEW: Their dreams take flight,By Susan Walker

Musings on Mamet and Mad Men,By Richard Ouzounian

Tokyo Police rock Wisteria,By Raju Mudhar

As it happens, radio translates well onto paper,By Greg Quill

AFTER FIVE: Sherry's sweet, but this Nick likes cukes,By Linda Barnard

BEN RAYNER'S REASONS TO LIVE,By Ben Rayner

REVIEW: Jackson's hits but no glitz,By Greg Quill

STARS: Take a risk and gain big, Pisces,By Phil Booth

TV TONIGHT: Five worth watching

POP GOES THE WEEK,By Malene Arpe

Ideas

The power of X,By Kenneth Kidd

OFF THE RACK: Comebacks, stupid Americans, and the moral rights of plants,By John Sakamoto

THE WEEK'S BEST INVENTED WORDS,By John Sakamoto

BOOKS: A great evil gathers,By Derek Weiler

BOOKS: Moscow as the real star,By Geoff Pevere

BOOKS: Morrison's call to conscience,By Barbara Carey

BOOKS: WHODUNIT: Two of Britain's very best stumble badly,By Jack Batten

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