Toronto Star - 2014-01-03

• ‘Devastatin­g’ impact on city trees to cost millions
• EHealth staffers net $2.3M in bonuses
• Ford puts name on ballot, with no talk about scandal
• A DOZEN FLICKS TO WATCH IN 2014
• Researcher­s get high marks for killing buzz
• WORLD JUNIORS
• >ARMED WITH COLOUR
• Pension problems
• The right stuff
• Emergency power
• Furor over gift cards
• The chill sets in
• A NEW ERA: Race to replace Hazel McCallion in Mississaug­a begins,
• Dramatic rescue from the air in Antarctic
• Hwy. 407 drivers win bankruptcy ruling
• When preparatio­n leads to perfection
• Ex-Rwandan spy chief found dead in hotel
• Laser treatments transform acid attack victim
• Queen’s Park run is still in the cards for Doug Ford
• Hope still burns for Ring of Fire developmen­t
• Handmade bamboo flutes destroyed by U.S. customs, musician says
• B.C. police seek tips in hockey mom’s murder
• South Sudan rebels beef up to take capital
• Daughter of dead envoy questions how he died
• Former Pakistani leader avoids latest court date
• Activist points finger at popular puppet
• Ex-Israeli PM clings to life as organs ‘malfunctio­n’
• WWII troop’s quest to preserve treasures
• Long lines greet weed shoppers in Colorado
• Blast rocks Hezbollah stronghold
• Ford is first, and the worst
• CEOs’ banner year
• We’re in the grip of entitlemen­t frenzy
• Guardian’s Monbiot got it right
• Birth control pill for men poised to rock society’s fixed gender roles
• The first to call out mainstream media’s lies
• JULIA’S DOUBLE LIFE
• American Hustle mixes Abscam facts and fiction
• The ’80s star at the box office this year
• Films that make waves at home are often noticed by the Oscars
• The buzz on bees, lies and runners’ highs
• How accurate is The Wolf of Wall Street?
• Diary entries from a reality TV record chase
• Witness the education of Idris and Seun
• DVD REVIEWS
• Spider-Man costume off to Smithsonia­n
• THE FUTURE OF FARMING?
• Flammabili­ty of Bakken oil sparks U.S. warning
• Brace for another weather wallop
• Aurora woman brutally killed in Jamaica
• Tough times for Canada’s older inmates
• Murdoch Mysteries television series inspired by real Toronto detective
• Women unleashing their inner gamer
• ‘Fish Lake Garlic Man’ was committed to the clove
• Arborist Jocelyn Hirtes
• Waiting game not always best choice
• STARS: JACQUELINE BIGAR
• CROSSWORD FOR FRIDAY
• RICH GET RICHER
• Second-half heat will be on Carlyle
• Why the Raptors’ surprising hot streak doesn’t have to end here
• Hurting Lakers need some answers
• New season brings new beginnings for Rock
• Saints’ poor road record faces chilly test in Philly
• Adaptabili­ty key to Auburn’s success
• Bears laud Cutler’s growth, sign QB to seven-year deal
• The double-edged sword of depth
• Ryan’s exclusion from U.S. team sparks debate
• Canada’s biathlon team named for Sochi
• Kunitz still on the bubble
• U.S. eager to learn from defeat
• Leafs leave Motown with more than win
• Time-of-use hydro rates make little impact on energy use
• SECURITY BREACH
• Building a powerhouse from the ground up
• Martha Stewart settles suit with Macy’s
• Deal to acquire Chrysler sends Fiat shares soaring
• TSX starts trading year in the red
• Beanie Baby creator aims to avoid jail time
• Facebook sued over alleged abuse of privacy

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