Toronto Star - 2017-01-03

• Answering a need
• Few companies sanctioned since federal crackdown
• Health minister seeks greater role in oversight of medical colleges
• What to do when your neighbour’s an Airbnb?
• TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
• A BETTER WAY TO FIGHT GRIDLOCK?
• MIXED BLESSING
• Corruption allegation­s nag Netanyahu
• Milton woman was killed in Istanbul nightclub attack
• Pope urges ‘zero tolerance’ for child abuse by priests
• > CLARIFICAT­IONS
• > CORRECTION­S
• In Russia, civilians ‘learning how to kill’
• Obama eyes end of presidency
• North Korean missile won’t reach U.S., Trump tweets
• Christmas sweater too much for dog
• Minutes and years separate sets of twins
• 56 inmates killed in brutal prison riot
• Planetary moon dance kicks off new year
• Capturing the scent of a city
• Canadian dead after party in Thailand
• Teen charged with attempted murder
• NDP leader resigns amid internal battles
• Woman killed in fire at seniors residence
• Free entry to national parks could spell trouble for wildlife
• Get to bottom of MD billing
• Tracking every death
• Abstractio­ns won’t solve age-old crisis
• A king’s ransom to Mississaug­a developers
• Crosby was athlete of year
• The Leap not too extreme
• Tilting at windmills?
• We’re all passengers on the ‘ship of fools’
• Do-it-yourself religion too fickle to nourish soul
• Well-shared data right prescripti­on for health system
• Legal system not doing enough for racialized members
• SpaceX ready to launch rockets again
• Forward momentum won’t force comedian from home
• 2017 GETS STRANGE
• Fireworks continue over Mariah disaster
• Keeping it unreal for movie goers
• Rogue One still No. 1 at the box office
• Nashville returns with focus on diversity
• That gasp you heard was the sound of TV perfection
• A Tribe Called Quest discovers joy in midst of grief over bandmate
• Say goodbye to the bumpy road that was 2016
• Four reasons you blend in instead of standing out
• Tips to help parents of multiples stay sane
• Would-be grooms should choose proposal date wisely
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY
• Rare condition throwing doctors off
• Mississaug­a needs to decide how it’ll grow up
• There’s no road map to becoming a Rhodes scholar
• SOARING SALARIES
• Take caution before switching to new adviser
• SHOW AND TECH
• CANADA’S HIGHEST-PAID CEOS IN 2015
• FORGET COKE
• Sleep-tech tries to put insomnia to rest
• Golden Arches mark a golden anniversar­y
• Matthews not captain yet but you can C it from here
• BLOOD BROTHER
• Raps need a hand but price tag’s high
• NHL shot-callers missed chance of a century
• Around the rinks: Gretzky’s expecting company in hockey shrine
• Game day: Raptors at San Antonio Spurs
• Kiffin, Alabama split one week early
• BLUE SKY, BLUE ICE, BLUE WIN
• Game day: Maple Leafs at Washington Capitals
• Canada sets semis date with Sweden
• WJC: U.S., Sweden, Russia advance to semis
• Federer returns with Hopman win
• Ailing Coach K backs off at Duke
• Trojans offence comes up Roses
• Man United wins, West Ham fumes
• Concussion shelves Hornets’ Zeller

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