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The Toronto Star - November 19, 2008

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Front Section

Rough ride for Big Three, By Tim Harper

30 years later, victim makes the police pay, By Betsy Powell

Food agency admits silence amid outbreak was mistake, By Robert Cribb

Crackdown 'just stupid,' young drivers complain, By Rob Ferguson

France got virginity ruling right, By Rosie DiManno

Queen's University cancels homecoming over safety concerns, By John Goddard

Students told story of survival, By Stuart Laidlaw

Alberta's big boom going bust, By Jim Macdonald

RCMP-themed toys recalled after Star probe, By David Bruser

Zoo mourns world's oldest polar bear

City scores a win in tax war, By John Spears

A caution about calls that don't add up, By Joe Fiorito

Czech minister blasted by Roma, By Lesley Taylor

On the front lines with the ETF, By Michele Henry

Nurse loses licence over affair with patient, By Paola Loriggio

Mother, son hit crossing road, By Precious Yutangco

DNA from 2 other men was on gun, court told, By Peter Small

Suspect in fatal hit-run gets bail, By Jim Wilkes

Teen charged in boy's kidnapping, By Precious Yutangco

Celluloid, By Nick Aveling

THE FIXER: Scramble relay sparks canine confusion, By Jack Lakey

Students flood food bank, By Kenyon Wallace

CITY HALL NOTEBOOK: Irate retailers protest loss of parking spaces, By Vanessa Lu

SANTA CLAUS FUND: Early birds get Christmas concert tickets, By Debra Black

Carmakers seek 'proportional' aid, By Robert Benzie

Young drivers' tough new rules seen as cutting deaths by 30%, By Robyn Doolittle

Way cleared for high-tech ID card, By Rob Ferguson

Decorum issue dominates Speaker vote, By Joanna Smith

Charest woos arts community, By Andrew Chung

Father died fighting, jury hears, By Shannon Montgomery

Better dental care promised for kids next year, By Tanya Talaga

World & Comment

Trouble on the high seas,By Lee Keath

Cold War fears alive in Estonian spy case,By Olivia Ward

Poles cringe over leader's gaffes,By Vanessa Gera

Teen admits he killed B.C. model

Plunging into the fishbowl,By Faye Fiore

Ex-Clinton official tapped as Obama's attorney general

EDITORIAL: Harper needs to compromise

EDITORIAL: Of teens and driving

EDITORIAL: Rights for farm workers

The making of a rights activist,By Carol Goar

Not all victims are created equal,By Jim Coyle

The right way to stimulate,By Thomas Walkom

Ten key issues for Canada before auto industry bailout,By Dennis DesRosiers

Letters

Proposed law punishes all for actions of a few

Liberals should take cue from Obama's Democrats

Santa left more than presents

Canada must back UN fund

Engaging leader is needed

Business

CTV jobs on the line,By Brett Popplewell

Sector's dark cloud may have a green lining,By Tyler Hamilton

Rogue gas trader admits to fraud,By RITA TRICHUR

Banks free to carry rival plastic,By Dana Flavelle

Telus to invest $100 million in health unit,By Chris Sorensen

Best of business world honoured,By brett popplewell

Ford sells off stake in Mazda

GM Canada may withhold dealer payout to save cash,By Tony Van Alphen

Commodity hedging hits profit at George Weston

Scotia to take hit on losses

Income drop less than expected

Pepsi Bottling cuts jobs, forecast

HP profit prediction tops Street, buoys techs

Saks clientele 'not in mood to shop'

TSX rallies in see-saw trading as RIM jumps 14%,By John Kipphoff

Sports

Sundin mulls mid-December return,By Kevin McGran

CFL final No. 6 not just another game for Calvillo,By chris zelkovich

Armstrong fears for safety if he rides Tour de France

Stajan finds touch, Steen not so much,By Paul Hunter

Sports betting, from bad beats to Leaf `overs',By Dave Perkins

Jays need to be dealers if money is tight,By Richard Griffin

Pedroia proves size isn't everything

Tornado decision blows Orangeville sailor away,By Randy Starkman

No takers for national championship,By David Grossman

Trestman opts for `quiet curfew' in hotel for Als

Process plods in Leaf quest to hire Burke

Giveaways gut Bosh's big night,By Dave Feschuk

Entertainment

Art imitates finance when it goes to market,By Murray Whyte

Glory eludes Hage at home,By Vit Wagner

another actor on mommy track?

Truce declared for a day in city's club zone,By Raju Mudhar

k-os invites his fans to mix

This brutal dancing's too cool and too dull,By Susan Walker

With a little help from his Canadian friends,By Ann Powers

Why I now hate Kath & Kim,By Rob Salem

Hot Box: TV worth talking about

Poseurs back to popsters,By Ben Rayner

Living

Ruling will change food production,By Lesley Ciarula Taylor

The soft-spoken Ramsay,By Kim Honey

Show your teeth, Gemini,By Phil Booth

Squabbling sisters a minefield for their men,By Ellie

Arrival of Nouveaux riches,By Gord Stimmell

Beaujolais tasting notes

Dead Guy is a lively ale,By Josh Rubin

Community Calendar

Don't get sheepish over raw lamb,By Kim Honey

Take your tastebuds to the islands

Prime Minister, your grass roots are showing,By Antonia Zerbisias

Vesper, or a version of it,By William M. Dowd

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