Toronto Star - 2023-02-03

• Dire rates: Households brace for mortgage renewals
• Woman on hook for damage after stolen car used in Vaughan burglary
• Pandemic alcohol use led to hospital visit rise
• Vacant home tax deadline extended
• Heat slow to return for tenants
• Bloc leader urges firing despite apology
• Liberals propose delaying expansion
• Stick to ugly truth to survive witchhunt
• Tories exploiting tragedy, Lametti says
• Human cost of random attacks
• McCallion state funeral to be held at Mississaug­a arena
• Greens turn invitation around
• COVID-19 measures remain for travellers from China
• Ontarians urged to report coyote dens
• Green tech cheaper than gas plants
• Ontario ‘all in’ on improved data sharing
• FBI probes Santos fundraiser for sick dog
• Military places restive areas of Myanmar under martial law
• Russia hits civilian targets, EU officials visit Kyiv
• Strike seen as push to get Iran into talks
• Setting standards for seniors’ care
• The toll of commuting in the TTC crisis
• Mandate national standards for LTC
• The line between good and evil
• ChatGPT a great teaching tool
• Hubby’s spontaneit­y is a disaster for her
• Rogers says Vidéotron won’t hurt business
• Remote-work pain rippling through Montreal
• British Gas agents preyed on vulnerable, report says
• ECB hikes interest rates, says more ahead
• Areminder that fight against racism far from won
• What’s109 years between friends?
• Marner back where it began — as an all-star
• Ujiri might want to start small
• Patriots want Brady to return … for a day
• Second chance twice as sweet for Eagles’ Graham
• Murdoch named Canada’s high-performanc­e director
• Robertson is on call for injured brother
• Next-gen stars in the spotlight

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