Toronto Star - 2019-01-04

• Double double, to go
• 13 Canadians detained in China, feds confirm
• Review of prosecutor­s’ work kept secret
• Experts fear Canada will feel pain of Chinese slump
• BATTLE OF THE STARS IN SAN ANTONIO
• WON’T YOU BE TOM’S NEIGHBOUR?
• Police suicides spur coroner to strike panel
• Ontario SPCA’s powers revoked
• Google closer to touchless technology
• Pelosi reclaims House gavel
• Warren won’t defeat the GOP with beer
• Hackers and data scientists are wanted at CSIS
• Idaho puts end to Hydro One merger
• Take a Gander at that snowfall
• Liberal says local ties will help beat Singh
• Feds worry technology will replace ‘vulnerable’
• Hopes are high Ottawa will boost worker protection­s
• Firm fined for calling flour kosher
• Father-daughter team from Ontario rowing across Atlantic
• Cancer patient unsure about condition
• Chinese pandas draw record crowd to zoo
• Russia charges former marine with espionage
• Man says his twin brother is not a spy
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro sets out big targets
• 5 Saudis face death penalty over killing of Khashoggi
• N.Y. subway shutdown averted
• China lunar probe sheds light on ‘dark’ side of moon
• The army wants you, snowflake
• Clean athletes deserve better
• Address the real problem with carding
• Grow a spine, Netflix
• Stating the facts on nutrition
• Donald Trump is actually right to pull out of Syria
• What Louis C.K. could learn from Glenn Gould
• Now hiring, with new perk: A free degree
• Artificial intelligen­ce versus the hackers
• Western Canadian oil prices remain strong
• CARMAKERS’ SECRET
• 5G’S EARLY DAYS
• Barrick’s new CEO says shakeup of gold industry is just starting
• Investors want changes at Guyana Goldfields
• From tardy to on-time: Spirit Airlines tries to shed its image
• Airbus to fall just short of 800-plane delivery goal
• StatsCan warns U.S. shutdown will affect its data
• Time to say bye-bye to my outer Golden Boy
• SPARK A MOOD
• Box-office hits get Oscar buzz
• From Scientolog­y to Second Act
• Some new roles for a seasoned actor
• Family troubles provide breakout role
• Super Dave team remembers laughs
• Hollywood snapping up hit podcasts
• A path to freedom through recording
• Wait — retail is dead?
• Wanting children can be a sad but real relationsh­ip deal-breaker
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• It can be healthy to hold a grudge
• I LOST LOTS OF WEIGHT WITH ZUCCARIN DIET
• Broken pottery made precious with kintsugi
• Works of art reimagined
• Cemetery neighbours elated
• The debate is over: carding isn’t effective
• Residents heated over lack of hot water
• Let carding go: Practice has left many oppressed and it’s time to end it,
• Driver charged with fleeing crash
• All-star or no, Marner shines bright
• CAUSING A RACKET
• WELCOME TO THE CLUB
• Wild 4 Maple Leafs 3
• Spurs 125 Raptors 107
• Yankees can afford to gamble on Tulo
• The big upsets in Canadian tennis history
• Goaltendin­g situation far from clear
• Manchester City serves Liverpool first defeat
• Canada trying to find positives
• World juniors: Underdogs, historic hockey rivals to battle in semifinals
• Looking for make-or-break matchups
• NFL: Landing Harbaugh from Ravens could carry a heavy price for Dolphins

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