Toronto Star - 2012-02-04

• Take it or leave it, city tells workers
• SUPER-SIZED BOWL
• ORNGE legal bills hit $11 million
• The 1% roots of Occupy Toronto’s spokesman
• CATERPILLA­R SHUTDOWN
• Landmark resto to close
• Gingrich not ready to fold
• B.C. tycoon pleads guilty to confining prostitute
• Organizer praised for fake ceremony
• Court martial ordered for U.S. soldier over Wikileaks
• The coordinate­d attack to cripple unions
• Afghan war caused spike in discharges
• Legion’s tribute sign for fallen soldier stays
• 50% oppose T.O. casino, poll says
• Report on cutbacks set for Feb. 15
• Just try to beat the opera glasses in the throat . . .
• 3 city homes net big bucks
• Senator’s remarks ill-advised — but consider his pain
• Voters have veto on pension policy
• 36 pt 36 pt 36 pt 36 pt 36 pt 36 pt 36 pt 36 pt 36 pt 36
• Police locked down after murders
• Somalia’s famine over but danger remains
• ‘They beat me for two hours with cables’
• 200 killed in Syria on eve of UN vote
• Play on Norway killer draws ire
• ‘Lost’ Torah scrolls fakes, rabbi admits
• Cancer charity restores grant to Planned Parenthood
• ‘Anonymous’ gets last laugh as it intercepts Fbi-scotland Yard call
• Clashes in Egyptian streets kill six
• Is Bay street the new face of Unemployme­nt?
• Bluff your chat about Facebook
• Hydro math shifts the money
• Bigger and better
• Getting schooled on price
• Analysts meet RIM’S new chief
• Sometimes, the company won’t budge
• Nortel trial sees staff emails
• Expect nasty CP Rail fight
• Owners speak candidly about electric vehicles
• Experience key for charting market
• Relax, economy on the mend
• Toronto home prices hit $499,045 in January
• U.S. job data, oil give TSX a boost
• Imperial approves oilsands expansion
• Toronto Hydro cuts nine in management
• Canadians take centre stage at IDS
• Unionville: $752,000
• Hunt Club: $330,000
• A Broadway musical in TV clothing
• Wanted: A new ‘sheriff’ to police broadcasti­ng ‘Goliaths’
• Lara Roxx talks
• MORE SMASH
• On your marks, get set . . . write!
• Miranda hits the heights
• Shatner deals with ‘death’ on Priceline
• The Kills come to life after breaking their brain
• Tot pushes Webb past writer’s block
• Ravi Coltrane: The son also shines
• THE ANTI-HIT LIST
• The city that keeps calm carries on
• The schlock will go on
• Smash is singular sensation
• NOTES FROM TV’S MUSICAL HISTORY
• Scorsese’s best night of 2012 is behind him
• City staying mum on fate of ice rinks
• Bear-y happy to meet you
• What you should know
• City arenas will feel it the most
• Police fatally shoot man
• Online stalker used fake profiles
• Mississaug­a standoff ends peacefully
• Decade after theft, statue reappears
• Police challenge cause of death
• Slain brother never in trouble, murder trial told
• Some Roncesvall­es sidewalks already need asphalt patches
• Jubilee medal honours writer
• In the dog house
• The first Opus
• Pulling off a miracle in monochrome
• The cut and thrust of propagatio­n
• Windows of the world need care
• A cold, hard look at some great design
• Lighting the way on corporate Bay
• Bad fences make angry neighbours
• Forest of salvaged wood
• Energy retrofit plan was a success
• Freedom 67 a global trend
• Escape to Canada, a new life
• The upside of Down syndrome
• T.O.’S transit follies
• Standing on opposite sides of the tracks
• What would Orwell say?
• A golden-bottomed horsefly ‘diva’ named Beyoncé
• The Undergroun­d Railroad
• Ntamount to eugenics?
• Lessons from a scandal
• Despite bluster both sides weak
• U.S. debt ‘clearly unsustaina­ble’
• Contempt for the rules
• No honour in murder
• Don’t mess with our OAS, readers demand
• The real cost of cutting health care gets awfully personal
• Real Style
• Just call him an Anthropolo­gist
• Wholesome grains to start the day
• Last name becomes top choice
• The service at Luci’s as smooth as desserts
• Australian beauties prove exception and Rule
• Get help on the way to ‘yes’
• The etiquette of a marriage proposal, online and off
• 10 best Toronto places to get down on a knee
• This proposal was no joke
• Pop the question — without a hitch
• Everyday fumes could raise risk of breast cancer
• Chew on ways to stop biting
• Don’t feel guilty over cheap tickets for good theatre
• Readers urge single mom to reach out
• When she asks for your ‘number’
• YOUR STARS For The Week Ahead
• Hairstylis­t brings singular style to town
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• Candid Raptor reveals secret survival guide
• T.O. not on NFL road map
• The grass isn’t always greener
• Nice try Gagner
• Eighth wonder: ‘Some nights everything bounces your way’
• Senators have the edge in Battle of Ontario
• Raptors rebound with home fire
• Internatio­nal game plan makes sense — Toronto doesn’t
• Ten tips to help bluff your way through the Super Bowl
• Canadian ski cross double caps haul
• ‘O Canada’ stitched into new kits
• ‘Gratified’ Armstrong in clear
• Hamilton takes steps to prevent another relapse
• BIG BIGGER
• Two Days/nights
• Touring the promised land in Niagara
• Colossal kitsch at side of the road
• Cruise safety top of mind
• Quebec City hotel beckons romantics
• Montreal’s snow village
• Chinese tourists head to North America
• Top meals Down Under
• Six things to do in . . . Daytona Beach
• Affordable Bangkok luxury
• First Camaro ZL1 off the line
• Standing around after a crash could be deadly
• PRE-OWNED WHEELS
• Stiffer penalties for street racers
• Fast break in sales race for Chrysler
• Auto shows pack emotional punch for buyers
• Chevy Small Block: 100 millionth iconic engine manufactur­ed in Detroit,
• Model ‘race’ mimics Rolex
• The long downhill
• Three questions help determine which
• H pickup truck to buy
• Luxury, power in large family format
• Car makers up the game with luxuries
• Save paradise, put up a parking app
• Reader, carmaker differ on how seat wire broke
• Stunning technology in new Audi
• Nissan’s all-electric alternativ­e

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