Toronto Star - 2015-02-06

• WORKING CLASS HEROES
• Ontario lax in protecting patient privacy
• Silver yell
• Military aiming to be top spy agency
• Ex-mayor Fennell cleared in criminal probe
• Ottawa moves toward ‘ethical’ purchasing policy for uniforms
• Life and death at stake as top court rules on divisive euthanasia issue
• SPONGE WORTHY
• Sudbury byelection
• Mayors meet
• Ideals a ‘complete desecratio­n’ of Islam
• Jordan hits key militant facilities
• Blunders abound for Argentine president
• MacLeod abandons bid for party’s top post
• Grits tough on terror, soft on democratic duty
• Tories open to changes to digital privacy bill
• Man arrested in deadly python case
• Canadian woman in Chinese custody released
• Immigratio­n program ‘discrimina­tory’ for parents
• The Conservati­ve government’s recent setbacks with the Supreme Court of Canada
• Pay your debt, Germany tells Greece
• ‘Downton Abbey’ office causes ethics controvers­y
• Wife pleads for foreign passport for reporter
• United attack doing damage to Boko Haram
• School real estate vital to community
• Bring back the census
• Clarify the risks
• What’s your measles IQ?
• Europe should be giving Greece a break
• Technology won’t fix Ontario’s stingy welfare system
• Welcome to the era of the fading star
• Barbara Stanwyck lights up the silver screen
• Showing love in different ways, and Nic Cage as a crusader
• Wachowskis descend into insanity with Jupiter Ascending
• Filmmaker lived like a student to make doc
• Stellar cast can’t stave off battle fatigue
• DVD REVIEWS
• Getting the right answers without asking questions
• Last chance to see NAC’s couple
• NBC anchor’s credibilit­y comes into question
• Trustees take discretion over valour
• Waterfront Toronto readies for change
• Finding a babysitter may be just an app away
• GO riders left out in the cold as switches freeze
• 3 police officers accused of sex assault
• Nenshi ‘optimistic’ about Tory’s initial work
• Fan sings lament for his fallen Leafs
• Public health confirms fifth measles case
• PATH extension functional but dreary
• City has long list of top jobs to fill and its ready to grow
• Celebratin­g an over-the-top feat
• Cooking with corn smut
• DOG OWNERS, WE NEED TO TALK
• Pastizza’s chestnut ravioli balances sweet and savoury
• Coffee Shed brews up new opportunit­ies
• Justifying abuse will create cycle of violence
• Heat on Blue Jays’ braintrust in ’15
• Beeston feels fans’ love at annual get-together
• DISCOUNTS DISAPPOINT
• Despite drop in scoring, Keith crucial to Hawks’ success
• Phaneuf takes trade rumours in stride
• Jets encounter some turbulence with Kane
• Four hundred bobblehead­s and counting
• Warriors entertaini­ng night in, night out
• Raptors say it’s no time to hit panic button
• AROUND THE LEAGUE
• Canadian hoopsters putting best team forward
• Bouchard hires Sumyk as new coach
• The Atomic Ant draws crowd at Pearson
• Tiger leaves Torrey Pines in pain as back gives out
• Prices will come down — eventually
• TSN VS. SPORTSNET
• Household debt levels putting economies ‘at risk’
• Air Canada adds more routes with Rouge fleet
• Youth sports training is a high-tech ‘investment’
• Waterfront to become hub for innovation
• Sony head exits in wake of embarrassi­ng leaked emails
• Twitter’s user growth hits a snag
• Rising oil prices, earnings lift TSX
• Bad timing on sale of GM shares, union says

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