Toronto Star - 2014-01-04

• An anchor in a child’s stormy world
• DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET?
• ‘I’m not ready to be alone’
• How do we bring back ‘the city that works’?
• TEAM CANADA
• FIVE LEADERS TO WATCH
• Indian PM endorses Rahul Gandhi to succeed him this year,
• ORNGE chopper loses window in flight,
• CALL TO ACTION We need your input,
• Loss of an exquisite ‘sibling sound’
• Start writing: Star’s short story contest begins
• Priests can be ‘little monsters,’ Pope warns
• Snowy owls flock to southern airports
• Despite the fuss, senator still a Cruzy Canuck
• Immigratio­n minister forges ahead with reform
• Critics blast changes to foreign workers program
• Montreal cop gives homeless man cold shoulder
• EHealth bonuses show ‘lack of respect’
• Tories should give Northern Gateway a pass
• Ottawa won’t scrap chopper purchase
• Garment workers’ strike turns deadly
• Preliminar­y talks held about crisis in South Sudan
• This century is Florida’s time to shine
• Police raid China’s top meth village in crackdown
• Wind, snow, waves and lost lives
• ‘Doozy’ of a storm pounds Maritimes
• Heading into a climate of uncertaint­y
• Chinese business memoir caught in a web of ‘lies’
• Canadian auto sales hit new high
• Refunds can be elusive at some stores
• ‘Captain’ John files suit against Port Authority
• SHEEP IN WOLF’S CLOTHING
• Decorium keeps it in the family
• CSIS spying should be independen­tly reviewed
• LEADERS TO WATCH 2014
• Lingering challenges await incoming Barrick chief
• Next Fed chair determined to continue U.S. stimulus plan
• RBC lifer tasked with matching record profits
• >OTHERS TO WATCH
• Bernanke lauds economic gains, but recovery not done
• TSX down, Chinese data disappoint­s
• Rouge: $591,000
• Chic design inspired by modern Miami hotel
• Collector has a passion for artifacts — even the skulls
• CALLING CICADA 3301
• Musical theatre legend brings talent home
• Arts players will make news in 2014
• Five ways music world will get worse in 2014
• Port Hope gearing up for incinerato­r battle
• BATTLING THE COLD
• Two confirmed deaths in Toronto from H1N1
• Timing’s key for mayoral hopefuls
• Wynne defends grocery card distributi­on
• Kelly considers asking army to aid cleanup
• Rob Ford’s council attendance heading in the wrong direction
• E-scooters may be allowed in cycling lanes
• Vigil today for man killed by police
• Marble stars pose risk to pedestrian­s
• Room for a better design
• Toronto’s five most influentia­l buildings
• Rising to artistic and environmen­tal challenges
• Have we had enough?
• We’re Fordaholic­s. What will it take to kick the habit?
• FOUR KEY ISSUES
• Get more women on boards
• Snowden deserves a better life
• Shadow over Sochi
• Reflection­s on the great storm of 2013
• Good riddance to a year of political scandals . . .
• . . . and yet a second Ford term looms
• What we slather on ourselves isn’t always pretty
• New year, new face, new attitude?
• Magic of Christmas survives move to Senegal
• Transgende­r man’s ogling behaviour unacceptab­le
• Resolve to reduce wasteful food bill
• PLAN YOUR MEALS AHEAD OF TIME
• Chicken wings and addictive things
• A unique Lotus Land zinfandel from southern France
• Family should support dog training
• Gently show boyfriend discreet, quiet eating habits
• Do you have a great car insurance rate?
• The lessons learned from the ice storm of 2013
• Wood can warm up almost any room
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• WIZARDS NO MATCH FOR RAPS’ MAGIC
• Finland espouses underdog role ahead of clash with Canada
• Tribute to greats long overdue
• THEY’RE SORRY
• Hopes high after podium sweep
• Ricker to lead Canada’s snowboardi­ng contingent
• Rock open season with victory over Calgary
• Colts, Chiefs in similar spots heading into wild-card clash
• Vikes to investigat­e Kluwe’s harassment allegation­s
• Top prospects fulfilling the hype
• Leafs dodge suspension as Lupul fined
• From beach to beach in Antigua
• FUN AT QUEBEC’S ICE HOTEL
• All eyes set to focus on Sochi, Brazil, Berlin and Sarajevo
• A gentle ballet of gelatinous jellyfish
• Find your winter fun in Alberta
• Racers pick their favourite ski runs
• Fresh powder in a haunting location beneath the Fortress
• A golfing wish list for the new year
• Driving this truck was really cool
• Winter, spring, summer or fall, these tires can handle it all
• A HUNCH ABOUT HINCH
• PRE-OWNED WHEELS
• >YELLOW RUST BUCKET A GIFT
• Schumacher, Vettel, JJ in Top 10 racing stories
• Vehicle safety technology drives researcher’s project
• Economic confidence drives up auto sales
• Petty charges can apply if driver gives lip to police
• Award honours innovation and safety separately
• Riding in the face of fear for faith
• Canadians have more choice with credit cards
• Day tripping with the 1 per cent
• Rare in Canada, sedan is high-tech yet elegant
• Lost in translatio­n, but who really cares?
• Dawdling our way through the Finger Lakes
• Walls of delusion
• TONY BURMAN: TOP 10 HEADLINES FOR 2014
• BITTER CHOCOLATE
• Did history get it wrong?
• No longer just for princesses
• Creating ‘ethnic Disneyland­s’
• The dirty World Cup
• >FIVE NEW BORDER WALLS
• Heavyweigh­t boxing champion goes toe-to-toe with Russia
• In Japan, 696 degrees of confusion: Diplomas embrace ‘uniqueness’
• China’s young are following in Jack Kerouac’s footsteps
• EXPLAINER: CHELYABINS­K ASTEROID

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