Toronto Star - 2021-02-03

• ‘The level of noise has never been like this’
• Canadian-made doses on way, but not until end of the year
• Bus driver suing TTC for $3M in case of the empty wallet
• Smugglers use drones to drop contraband at Kingston prison
• ‘You can’t jail the entire country’
• VanVleet sets Raptors record with 54 points,
• Bezos stepping down from CEO role at Amazon,
• Securing vaccines from EU calls for all-out diplomacy.
• A long-term plan, but what about now?
• Airlines push to add rapid testing,
• China’s lack of transparen­cy a profound problem
• Canada’s weather-predicting groundhogs call for early spring
• A perception of pressure over doctor’s status
• Nurses hardest hit by mental health impact
• Quebec to reopen stores, salons, museums
• PM’s fleet nearing its best-before date
• Anti-hate group concerned by terrorist label
• Sudbury university says it can’t meet payroll obligation­s
• ‘Groundhog Day’ lessons for Biden
• British vet walked around backyard to support front-line workers
• U.S. seeks sanctions over coup in Myanmar
• Council members eager for return of in-person meetings
• Civilians to staff crisis calls in new program
• Community mourns loss of seven-year-old in east-end house fire
• T.O. could impose parking maximums for developmen­ts
• Editor’s photo choices told of ‘drama of life’
• Body of murdered Brampton woman still missing
• Man with knife sends two officers to hospital
• Visitors to B.C. ski resorts bring contagion with them
• Why some men don’t freely express their emotions
• Now is the time to ask the essential questions
• Cindy Gladue deserved better in life and in death
• For one cardinal, Joe Biden’s not Catholic enough
• Don’t make too much of early numbers
• Simmonds playing his way up the lineup
• Bembry is back in Nurse’s good book
• Not much advantage to playing at home
• Old playoff format adds challenge
• Angels suspend Callaway pending probe
• Bieniemy waits for call to be head coach
• Putting tight ends back on map
• My grandson is with me and his mom feels betrayed
• > STARS: MADALYN ASLAN
• CERB payback case takes step forward
• The data isn’t there on travel-related virus risk
• Bell Media lowers axe on hundreds of positions
• ‘Acting from the neck up’
• Canadian regulators say they will act if they see “abusive” or “manipulati­ve” trading, as Reddit and other social media sites stoke stock mania.
• Imperial Oil
• Brookfield Infrastruc­ture
• Drugmaker Pfizer expects to make roughly $15 billion in revenue this year from the COVID-19 vaccine.
• Prince calls for price on nature
• European economy forecast to lag behind China, U.S.
• Amazon kept $61.7M of Flex drivers’ tips
• Uber to buy Drizly, a startup that delivers alcohol, for $1.1B
• Nestlé plans to help distribute vaccines in developing countries
• SYDNEY DERBY HILLYER, B.A., A.S.A
• JOYCE EVELYN IRISH (nee MICHAELIS)
• China putting ‘W’ in: Why are we friends?
• First-person approach in Hawke’s new novel gives it feel of memoir
• Add street art appreciati­on to family walks
• Psychedeli­cs being used as coping mechanism
• Actor ‘approached perfection’ with Twain performanc­es

Toronto Star - 2021-02-02

Toronto Star - 2021-02-04