Toronto Star - 2016-02-10

• Leafs take bold step into future
• TOP HEART DOC CHARGED WITH OVER-BILLING
• More women in executive roles good for business, survey finds
• He won’t be testifying
• War labels
• Principal offered to pay staff to fix daughter’s marks
• RCMP conduct huge sweep for DNA in child’s homicide
• Trial will include police statement from fourth witness
• Heather Mallick,
• Trudeau pops by for Liberal love-in
• First Nations lawsuit over energy grows
• Babies’ bedtime breaks Internet
• 66 dogs rescued in raid of B.C. puppy mill
• RCMP give update on gun-violence preparedne­ss
• ‘There is a lot of fear’ in Aleppo
• Iraq’s biggest dam at ‘higher risk’ of collapse, study shows
• ISIS says it’s behind car bomb in Syria
• Iraq role described as ‘short on detail’
• Mr. PM: Call the anti-ISIS mission exactly what it is
• Some resent U.A.E. ‘happiness’ bureau
• Sanders, Trump win easily in New Hampshire
• Millennial­s’ support for Sanders is evidence of feminism’s success
• German commuter trains collide, killing at least 10
• UP Express a matter of economics
• Time to save airport express
• Where’s the board?
• Try stimulatin­g the economy — sensibly
• Trudeau’s leadership style clear in first 100 days
• Liberals take right approach against ISIS
• Indian soldier buried by avalanche survives 5 days
• South Africa to prosecute 4 apartheid-era cops
• N. Korea restarts plutonium production
• Sikh actor barred from flight awaits ‘dialogue’
• Put a little romance on your dinner plate
• SHHH, IT’S A SECRET . . . MENU
• A POWERFUL PIECE
• WayHome festival lineup raises the bar
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Beyoncé unapologet­ically marks America with an X
• Breaking out of the imitation game
• Acclaimed chef to open pastry shop in Toronto
• Elbow grease fuels pasta power house in T.O.
• Steal someone’s heart with a healthy Valentine’s candygram
• Ease up the pressure on blossoming relationsh­ip
• EX-ROBOCOP
• Sam’s sign closer to resurfacin­g
• Gaps grow in TCHC’s support systems
• Victim’s family sues nightclub
• Toronto Goodwill owes $6 million, documents show
• Gmail not immune to FOI requests
• A show of unity on rail plans
• Councillor­s cry foul over 2016 city budget
• Drivers get a clear view after bus shelter ad vanishes
• Disgraced ex-judge loses his law licence
• TCHC FIRE SYSTEM NEEDS ‘MILLIONS’
• Trial hears police found Bosma’s truck in trailer
• Captain’s exit ‘for the best’
• #UNFOLLOW
• Blockbuste­r with Sens works for Phaneuf and the Leafs
• THE FUTURE
• THE CAPITAL
• Raptors keep focus on game, not break
• Showcase cold enough without Beyoncé chill
• Donaldson deal aftershock­s loom on horizon
• . . . the contract and the collapse
• Herdman confident young soccer squad is up to the task
• Redblacks can’t pass up Harris in free-agent frenzy
• Four stories to watch at Olympic qualifier
• Clients pay less by moving more
• Sex and Snoop Dogg: Can the big banks handle it?
• HOW WEARABLES ARE BEING USED IN THE WORKPLACE
• LIGHTING UP WI-FI
• THE OTHER CHOUX
• LI-FI APPLICATIO­NS FROM TOYS TO TRANSPORTA­TION
• Star Wars propels Cineplex to best year
• TSX falls as oil-price plunge continues
• Coca-Cola sees gains, though Diet goes flat
• Sears’ struggles continue after ‘challengin­g’ holiday season

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