Toronto Star - November 28, 2021

World scurries to contain variant

LOTTERIES

Flight chaos shows mixed response

CLARIFICATION

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Today’s QR codes

Highways close as B.C. braces for more rain

The vaccination rollout in Ontario

Your COVID -19 data hub

Confirmed cases globally

Zoo animals love to toy around

Man found guilty in Annex stabbing

Nurses lost to bureaucracy

Nurses lost to bureaucracy

‘We’re on the brink of collapse’

CRITICAL CARE

No new cases in Tory caucus

N.L. town comes to truckers’ aid

Clearing a LANE for more housing

Calls mount for diplomatic boycott

Five jailed for mine disaster that killed 51

Panel OKs bid to demolish Wright Bros. bike shop

At least 3 people dead after first winter storm

Smugglers net millions

$1.3M raised for exonerated man

Pair of murders in the 1980s stunned city

Six books that make great Christmas gifts

Make space for a new kind of ‘Requiem’

Easy for Rogen to chuckle at crime

STARS: MECCA WOODS

GENESIS TURNS IT ON for fans at Scotiabank Arena

SUNDAY CROSSWORD

GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

KAKURO

TRIVIA

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

Should second-hand smoke be grounds for children’s aid intervention?

SWIMMING UPSTREAM

Delay sought in ICC probe

Experts aflutter over monarchs

Rittenhouse ponders future

VARIANTS in the KEY of COVID

Tribes can harvest just 200 salmon

A wary Christmas for Europe’s markets

Tribes can harvest just 200 salmon

Poverty amidst our plenty

Photograph wild coyotes, but don’t feed them

Political courage will be needed to fix transit woes

Booster shots need more promotion

Hwy. 413 is a bad idea at a bad time

The CRTC must put a stop to takeover of Shaw

Throne speech needs action behind words

Pandemic politics a game of expectations

German coalition lessons for Canada

Mom wants father’s visits supervised

‘A long journey to come here’

After 20 games, need for consistency is clear

SPORTS TICKER

GET IN THE GAME

Losing White big blow to Bills

Ticats, Stamps should have the edge

Lewis will be ‘ready to go’

TODAY

No time for relaxing in the sun

McTavish comes out flying in return from Ducks

Bracing for first Canadian winter

Play of rookies has been a bright spot

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TONIGHT

Longshot wins in South Africa

Roth, 70, was TV trailblazer

Liverpool fills net in title chase

Suns reach sweet 16

Jacobs one win from Beijing

RIDDLE ME THIS

LOTSA LATKES

Eeyore adorable

MY AIM IS TRUE

Fowl play

Making strides

Scene stealer

Shop, skate and be merry

Nurture by nature

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

A passion for pictures

‘When not golfing, Bray would tend to his garden, with particular attention given to his prized tomatoes’