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The Toronto Star - November 21, 2008
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ikea recalls Window blinds
Hospital worker charged with fraud
Say `hello' to help save the world, By Carola Vyhnak
Trailing badly, PQ pitches stronger language law, By Andrew Chung
Ruling upheld on disabled travel, By Dale anne freed
Puppy dies in 10-storey fall, owner is charged
Teachers warned that prank targets redheads, By Tara Brautigam
Cheque storm grips Vaughan, By Phinjo Gombu
Huge tar spill clogs Brampton sewers, By Paola Loriggio
Life was an ode to joy in pursuit of love, peace, By Joe Fiorito
`Working in a whole new vista', By Megan Ogilvie
Spurting blood `shocked' accused, By Betsy Powell
Biker snitch was paid $1M, but sold out in-laws for free, By Peter Edwards
Kin taking petition to Queen's Park, By Raveena Aulakh
GO Transit offers to buy part of Union Station, By Paul Moloney
City skating starts next week
Squaring away controversy, By Christopher Hume
Board rejects `don't tell' policy, By Robyn Doolittle
Defence, Crown agree on this, By Rosie DiManno
Witness acknowledges contradictions, By Peter Small
Furry fire victims get new leash on life, By Kenyon Wallace
Province urged to aid builders
Immigrants delighted by surprise gift boxes, By Debra Black
Lack of public health officials vexes top MD, By Rob Ferguson
Family shocked by `stinky' juice boxes, By Jason Miller
Rae touts experience in recession, By Joanna Smith
Conservatives drained coffers, federal watchdog concludes, By Les Whittington
Ottawa, cities, eager to get infrastructure money moving, By Bruce Campion-Smith
Flaherty tries to reassure seniors, By Bruce Campion-Smith
Olympic torch to illuminate Ontario towns, By Jim Byers
Delay in naming new chair irks residential school survivors, By Richard Brennan
Grandparents fear loss of funding, By Emily Mathieu
MPP wants child abusers on Ontario's sex registry, By Tanya Talaga
Stranded drivers get apology from N.S. government
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