Toronto Star - 2021-01-12

• CANADIAN DREAM
• Pace of injections drops over weekend
• Minister’s daily tweets on pandemic are missing one key figure
• Tech and the future of urban mobility,
• More drastic measures needed now, Tory tells Ford,
• Trudeau to shuffle cabinet
• Some hospitals offer doses to non- front- line staff,
• Why city- run nursing homes perform better,
• Ontario unlikely to impose curfews
• Ford’s theatrical lockdowns reach end stage
• Ontario parents show tender spot for Olivia
• Former hospital CEO to get $ 1M payout
• Travel disclosure added to federal benefit
• Incitement charge prepped against Trump
• Catholic women’s roles expanded
• Introduce paid sick days, de Villa urges Queen’s Park
• Protect our workers, Premier Ford
• Toronto to open vaccinatio­n clinic
• Man pleads guilty in subway death of senior
• Etobicoke man gets 5 years for strangling wife of nearly 60 years
• Oakville mayor resigns from board for approving police chief’s travel
• Are you a Green P lot trespasser?
• Pull out stops on vaccines
• CERB controvers­y should spur action on basic income
• Ford government has no plan; it’s just trying to fight fires
• Our 78,000 long- term- care residents need protection
• Travel habits leave some politician­s with ugly baggage
• Share vaccines equitably, in solidarity, around world
• Marner adds some Jumbo to his game
• League ready to adjust and adapt, Bettman says
• Dermott keeps his job — for now
• Babcock back in game as NBC analyst
• PGA pulls its major from Trump
• What you need to know about spring training
• VanVleet adjusts to bigger role
• NBA: Two more games called off over virus concerns
• Pederson out as Eagles head coach
• Unwanted advice from in- laws may be right path
• > STARS: MADALYN ASLAN
• We’re in recession, Canadians believe
• Firms that opened in 2020 feel they were hung out to dry
• Since 2015, Liberals quadrupled spending on Facebook, Google
• Premier told closing factories kills jobs
• Are vacations good for the brain?
• The leaders of Canada’s top banks believe an economic rebound is on the horizon, but say the short- term looks difficult and spending won’t truly pick up until the back half of 2021 or even 2022.
• Samantha has left the city
• Agrowing number of Wall Street banks and businesses have cut ties with U. S. President Donald Trump’s campaign and financial arms, as well as the broader Republican party, following last week’s riots and insurrecti­on at the U. S. Capitol.
• Technology companies tried to contain a mounting backlash against their social media sites, with shares of Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. falling in early trading and rival platform Parler forced offline by Amazon. com Inc.
• Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE raised their COVID- 19 vaccine production target for this year to two billion shots, in response to a global rush on orders.
• CRTC questions CBC oversight in licence review
• Lockdowns keeping banks from buying back shares
• COVID field hospitals are not M* A* S* H
• Investors aren’t impressed with Lululemon’s forecast
• PETER GORRIE
• ALMA OBELSTONE McKENZIE ( SOUTHWOOD/ EUROPA)
• MARIA ROSA RESENDE Da SILVA
• ELSIE SARAH MOFFATT ( nee COLES)
• NORMAN REISMAN
• ‘ Heartland’ moves in a heartbreak­ing new direction
• Pandemic dressing takes unfortunat­e turn
• Shot won’t offer ‘ free pass’ right away, experts say
• The Capitol insurrecti­on is overtaking classrooms

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