Toronto Star - 2016-01-28

• ‘COMPARED TO THERE, THIS IS HEAVEN’
• Investigat­ors seek cockpit recording in ORNGE crash
• Pipelines face new environmen­tal rules
• Busy woman seeks dating manager. Serious cupids only
• JUMPING AT THE CHANCE
• THROWING STONES
• Raonic roars on
• ER ordeal
• Artificial intelligen­ce smarter than you think
• Unified United Way tops its goal of $100 million
• ‘BLESSING IN DISGUISE’
• Scientists open ‘black box’ of schizophre­nia
• Thank you for being a friend. Sort of
• Province closes personal support worker registry
• Auction money will help offset families’ costs
• B.C. shapes energy debate
• Explicit video ruling sets precedent, experts say
• Restoring relationsh­ip a double-edged sword
• Allies welcome new stance on Iran
• Ontario getting the hydro prices it deserves
• Offers of support for child ‘a blessing’
• Ceremonies honour Holocaust survivors
• Trump drives debate even in his absence
• PARDON PLEA BY NAZI WAR CRIMINAL ADOLF EICHMANN IS MADE PUBLIC
• Shovels clash in parking-spot battle
• IMMIGRATIO­N MINISTER MCCALLUM CALLS SYRIAN REFUGEE FILE ‘A MOVING EXPERIENCE’
• Documents show how Tories cherry-picked which Syrians to allow in
• Rumours of newspapers’ demise . . .
• Free speech and #civility
• Protect kids’ teeth
• Sanders’ success no surprise
• Police who see injustice need a public voice
• Time to put the charter first in law-making
• How we can fix Ontario’s crumbling schools
• What goes on in there?
• EARTH TO B.O.B . . .
• Strutting their hour on a very small stage
• The birth of a diversity challenge
• Paying tribute to a great talent with a big heart
• It’s not just the rockers who are dying
• On the hunt for Toronto’s Tina and Amy
• Five ways The 100 is breaking TV boundaries
• U.S. drama reveals the diplomat in all women
• VISUAL ARTS
• Beyond Downton Abbey
• Cracking up over Canadianis­ms
• SHOUTING MATCH
• Deputy chief downplays controvers­ial comments
• Was Yatim Tasering a chargeable offence?
• Mandatory 5-year minimum could reach Supreme Court
• York U loses film aid over Israel mural
• MAYOR IN THE MIDDLE
• Pointed questions about transit rehab
• Garbage Guy up to his old tricks
• FLORIDA TRIP PAINFUL EXPERIENCE
• LOSING TRACTION
• Struggling hockey club turns to city for help
• Ryerson Rams cap long journey to top
• Williams dominant in punching ticket to final
• Fed Cup: Eugenie Bouchard to skip tie against Belarus
• Kabongo hasn’t lost sight of his NBA dream
• 905’s Wright makes short trek to big show
• Raps seek revenge against Knicks
• Canadian apparel falls out of fashion
• ROGERS PROFIT SLIDES
• CAFÉ CONCEPT
• One economic factor that’s taking a big bite out of Apple’s revenue
• EBay says quarterly profit will miss analyst estimates
• CMHC spies trouble ahead for housing markets
• TSX buoyed as oil floats higher
• U.S. Fed keeps rate unchanged
• Five of six brokers in Libor trial acquitted
• Silicon Valley North fuels condo boom
• A monumental lesson in history
• Globetrott­ing your way to a degree in worldly education
• ANOTHER WHAT IF
• Canada’s Cold War relic a buried treasure
• Travellers to DR seek authentic local experience­s
• Lots to see and do in Phoenix, no parka required
• A chance to sit at Hemingway’s desk in Key West
• FIVE QUIRKY THINGS TO DO IN KEY WEST THIS MARCH
• Don’t always stay together for the kids, study says
• From the hospital to Twitter and Instagram
• ‘Shower hauls’ put focus on the gifts and not the guests
• Kick off Chinese New Year with wontons
• A butternut squash to brighten up your winter
• A gift for your ‘birthday twin’
• Select dates carefully to weed out the creeps
• CROSSWORD FOR THURSDAY

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