Toronto Star - 2013-01-19

• The Chris Spence we knew
• Marineland changes ordered
• 75¢ cents for parking, $2,400 for a hotel room
• THEY’RE BACK! Leafs promise to be younger, faster, more competitiv­e,
• Family deported to Libya wins return to Canada
• THINKING GLOBALLY
• DOUBLE BLOOM
• YOUTH GUNNED DOWN
• New contract ends roommate culture on the road. Feschuk,
• SPECIAL SECTION
• Canada tops Eh list — at least for a day
• Attacker throws acid in star’s face
• Who will spark the next man crush?
• Ethics reprimand for Flaherty
• Trudeau rivals must land debate punches
• Supreme Court frees battered woman
• Drug deal struck to net big savings
• Don’t reduce sentences for non-citizens, lawyers urge
• At pipeline hearings, only critics pipe up
• Ontario Liberal leader hopefuls in final push for delegates’ support
• Spence urged by chiefs to end fast
• Colombia kidnapping in ‘delicate’ state
• Climate assessment yields disturbing forecast for Earth
• Somali fighters warn U.S. jihadist to surrender or face execution
• French mixed on new mission
• Gadhafi arsenal stoking unrest
• Canada reluctantl­y drawn into Mali’s war
• The car rules again
• Snc-lavalin shakes up management
• STAYING BUSY
• Wind Mobile set for full foreign ownership
• Will pucks on the ice mean cash in the till?
• Dirty work kept out of sight
• Foreign investors buying into ‘land bank’
• Bruce Power nuclear takeover suggested in poll
• Dreamliner won’t fly until ‘1,000 per cent’ safe
• Firms scramble to deal with flu
• Sharpening your portfolio managing skills
• Fresh approach to water desalinati­on
• TSX up as analyst upgrades RIM
• RENTAL SCAMS
• Port Union: $721,000
• In for the ill
• Jack de Keyzer a blues-rock hero to PM’S wife
• MAKING OPERA MAGIC
• Actor goes where wild things are
• Q&A: The Darkness, Buckcherry still flying flag for old-school rock
• Pellerin goes undercover on Republic of Doyle
• How artists lead the way for the city
• Movie, real violence unrelated, says Schwarzene­gger NATALIE ROTMAN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Lifetime goes back to well with Prosecutin­g Casey Anthony
• Deadly duo creates killer tunes
• THE ANTI-HIT LIST
• ‘THIS COULD . . . BE MISTAKEN FOR FONDLING’
• Cyclist keeps (camera) rolling along
• Curmudgeon should just move on
• Sign plays peek-a-boo with signal
• Doug Ford may lead, but he’s still ‘vice-chair’
• Regulators sound alarm on brokerage
• Parents of slain child haunted by his violent death
• Man jailed for misleading court
• TTC wants more power for its officers
• Quan takes over reins at TDSB
• Living in harmony
• VENUS HAS FEELINGS
• Classic farmhouse to be preserved
• We really enjoy cottaging. Gasp!
• Cleanup is in owners’ backyard
• The first rule is there are no rules
• Industry experts will explain hot topics on new radio show
• There’s lots of help for new couples
• Illuminati­ng the latest in lighting style
• Not all constructi­on techniques created equal
• Moving on up, phase by phase
• A cyber nightmare for women
• In the name of the father
• Filmmaker gets insight into a pal’s mental illness
• City budget’s bizarro passage
• All politics, all the time for Harper et al.
• Lying to psychiatri­sts led to release
• Fault lays, uh, lies, uh . . .
• Ontario’s new prescripti­on
• A martyr to openness
• When the stars come out
• A teachable moment
• Idle No More gets into gear
• All hail these healthy fats
• Heart smart
• That sinking feeling of mounting debt
• Calligraph­y returns with a flourish
• He just can’t forgive his cheating girlfriend
• A taste of Mexico without the lineup
• B.C. reds stand out among new releases
• Talk about a city in a pickle
• Inspector could be planning ID theft
• Alzheimer’s lookalikes can be treated
• First snow of the year inspires wintery moniker
• DEBT CONSOLIDAT­ION MUST-KNOW
• ‘Burden of this disease is staggering’
• Blame improper training for dog’s disobedien­ce
• So much ramen, so little time
• YOUR STARS
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• Canadian sensation Vegas showstoppe­r
• SKY’S THE LIMIT FOR RISING STAR
• Whoops, Raptors did it again
• Rattling ride monster rush
• O’brien takes gold, trip to Sochi
• Leafs remain work in progress
• Veterans Redden, Kovalev find work
• Past, present and future on display at nationals
• Whatever happened to pairs skating?
• Shades of Hit King in Lance saga
• Rock replace Roik with Rose
• EMOTIONAL ARMSTRONG HOPES TO COMPETE AGAIN
• Atestament to love
• Inside the icon: our latest feature
• Ride like royalty on the Mississipp­i
• A laid-back alternativ­e to Cancun
• Are Canadians in a travel rut, or what?
• Home to Fogo with a natural vision
• New Orleans fits the romance bill
• As ships get bigger, cruises have evolved
• Star readers weigh in on Canadian air costs
• Hong Kong’s killer cuisine
• Two-wheel tour will jolt your senses
• The forwards, defence and goalies,
• The coach and GM,
• The schedule,
• Reimer, Scrivens must improve stats to dampen Luongo
• THE DEFENCE
• THE OPPOSITION
• Shortened schedule adds twists to post-season equation
• Motor City hosts the world
• Passion for racing sparked second career for teacher
• PLAYING IT SAFE
• Motor City Madness!
• Honda, Hyundai, Porsche up for top car
• Rolls-royce a status symbol in Gatsby
• Planet of the apps
• Less dream, more reality
• EVS may benefit from the trickle-down theory
• Stingray leads performanc­e parade
• Upscale rides for the average Joe
• Crossovers focus on future
• More beef but using less fuel
• Getting compensati­on for a lemon
• Humming along to an unhappy tune
• Hinchcliff­e ready for second Rolex
• New B-class was worth the wait
• Smooth and solid European luxury
• Web aids home repairs for fixer-upper
• How the summer camps keep kids on their toes during the long hot school recess
• The Y’s the limit for community
• Think you know the Y? Think again . . .
• Helping at-risk youth on Queen West
• Camp Pine Crest, a family tradition
• Going for gold in West Don Lands

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