Toronto Star - 2021-01-29

• TRADING PLACES
• Province to unveil new screening rules
• ‘Whose life is more valuable?’ Health workers say vaccine rollout reveals inequities in system
• Why contact tracing will be key to our path out of lockdown
• Just the tip of the iceberg?
• CRA probing ex-bureaucrat at centre of alleged fraud,
• A dose of confusion
• Experts urge province to fund home care sector
• Vaccinatio­n data errors raise questions
• Why Ontarians can’t order booze from other provinces
• Payette case shows no boss too big to fail
• Basic income isn’t the panacea some thought, study finds
• Union worried about northern schools
• Ontario wants doctors to shut up and diagnose
• Ontario expecting variant to surge
• Supreme Court refuses to hear police oversight case
• Extended COVID rules urged for T.O.
• What’s new for waterfront: a place to play, a place to stay
• Court hears man who killed senior thought he was his landlord
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Master of digging news out of city hall docs
• Markham woman pleads guilty to fatal hit-and-run
• Enough talk; time to act
• Responsibl­e banking for the future of our children
• There is an upside to losing a governor general
• Big Pharma is not a charity
• We will not let hate go unchalleng­ed
• Mired in unfamiliar territory
• Elite? Depends on the numbers you use
• Olympics: VanVleet honoured to be in U.S. player pool
• Nothing is free for outsiders on offence
• Shocked Penguins still confident after Rutherford’s sudden exit
• Future might be now for Pearson
• Brady is counting on biggest fans for biggest game
• Texans’ Watson requests to be traded
• Exemption restores PGA dreams
• What do I tell my daughter regarding lockdown dating?
• > STARS: MADALYN ASLAN
• Changes to funeral industry here to stay
• More than 15 cases at the Well
• GTA accounts for one-third of Canada’s rent arrears
• Pandemic clouds the future, Rogers reports
• Comedic spin on classic cop show
• Confession­s of a shopaholic
• The Petroleum Services Associatio­n of Canada is boosting its 2021 drilling forecast by 29 per cent thanks to a stronger commodity price outlook.
• Canadian hedge fund manager Timelo Investment Management Inc. parlayed the pandemic-fueled turmoil of 2020 into its best year ever.
• Online spending offsets travel losses
• Apple CEO Cook blasts rivals ahead of privacy update
• RCMP pension becomes a landlord
• Amazon asks SEC to block new proposals
• Facebook oversight board reverses four takedowns of user content
• ‘Bridesmaid­s’ of cop shows lets it roll
• Cicely Tyson, pioneering actor, dies at 96
• Vest defence
• How can they offer so many choices?
• Recycling clothing, like we recycle trends
• CROSSWORD FOR FRIDAY

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