Toronto Star - 2017-01-25

• Hiding cash in Canada
• KEYSTONE XL: IT’S ON AGAIN
• Toronto police officers threaten man who was lawfully filming an arrest
• Job seekers with Asian names get fewer interviews, study finds
• How a Quebec company hid millions from Canadian tax collectors,
• The politics of distractio­n.
• Trump and the Mideast.
• Paul Wells
• Pipeline approval means ‘good jobs,’ Trudeau says
• Monsef no-show at march
• PM reveals second trip to Aga Khan’s island
• Bodies of two alleged victims exhumed in Wettlaufer case
• ‘How can such a thing happen in Iceland?’
• May faces Brexit revolt from Parliament
• Video raises questions about police conduct
• Don’t operate outside the law
• End this farce
• A bilinguali­sm brouhaha in 2017?
• College presidents at the public trough
• Suicide supports are needed
• Trump’s realistic retreat to Fortress America
• Will you have anaphylaxi­s with that?
• Don’t let Canada become haven for tax dodgers
• Trump sweetens pot for U.S. automakers
• Future of NAFTA hinges on partner talks
• A battle plan to fight spread of ‘fake news’
• GTA home prices spread outward
• Freezing temperatur­es across the Prairies don’t stop Canada’s oil industry from heating up,
• Alibaba boosts sales forecast as consumer spending booms in China,
• Amazon to settle ebook-deal probe
• Mojito with your manicure?
• BOOKS COME TO LIFE
• Oscar nods find excellence in more than one colour
• A string of comebacks and leadership shuffles
• Lukas Graham hopes song will inspire
• Feminism, less life-and-death
• The Art of the perfect guest list
• Popcorn to spice up your movie night
• Technique gets in the way of good ideas
• A one-slice affair for sandwich lovers
• Hotels that cater to chocolate aficionado­s
• How my paleo diet made me sicker than ever
• Snubbed potato deserves place at the table
• How will catheter affect man’s sex life?
• Pressure mounts for York trustee to leave
• Reserve funds key part of plan to balance city’s books
• Lawsuit claims Uber drivers and staff are owed standard compensati­on
• Revenge porn suspect gets second chance
• OUT OF THIN AIR
• LET THERE BE LIGHT
• Spurs win hunger game
• THE PASS AND THE PRESENT
• If it’s January, it must be soccer
• Fighting good fight for job, awareness
• NHL’s oldest ex-player still sharp at 96
• Burris carved out unique legacy
• Last-place season costs Argonauts GM his job
• How the Falcons morphed into contenders
• Federer, Venus ageless at Open
• Saltalamac­chia agrees to one-year deal
• Twelve million reasons to watch

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