Toronto Star - 2017-01-29

• Chaos, fear and anger
• ‘We won’t stand in the way’ of tolls, premier told Tory
• ‘We were totally prepared,’ president says as court rulings halt deportatio­ns
• Lessons from a week of governing dangerousl­y
• CAUGHT IN THE CROSSFIRE
• CROSBY SHOWS MATTHEWS THE ROPES
• The Chinese blogger who translates Trump,
• Twelve things we observed during Trump’s first week in office,
• Ottawa’s strategic advantage over White House. Watt,
• Reading 1984 with the Donald. Menon,
• Elephant Man with a human touch
• Navy diver recovered bodies after Pearl Harbor
• Witness can still feel ‘fear and uncertaint­y’
• It’s about to warm up in the city of Montreal
• Anti-trophy hunting demonstrat­ion held despite court order
• Bid to monitor traffic in Arctic waters hits snag
• Wrongful Dismissal: When Employment is Terminated for Cause
• Alberta man torn up over $465 ripped-licence fine
• ‘Don’t call us addicts’
• Woman behind Emmett Till lynching admits lying
• Pope forces Knights to retreat after battle over church’s direction
• China launches Lunar New Year celebratio­ns
• A change in the heir for Japan’s monarchy
• WHY Y IS THE ANSWER
• PEEKING INTO NORTH KOREA
• INNER TUBES IN OUTER SPACE
• DONALD THE DUMMKOPF?
• STRANGE STRAINS OF TRAINS
• A home base for happiness
• On once-sparkling shores, a dump
• After the crisis, Wall St. lawyer turned fanboy toymaker
• Praise to brave cellphone videograph­ers
• A hard slap for Toronto
• Just get it done
• Mayor’s budget priorities under fire
• Justice for illegal lenders
• The last guardians of our democracy
• Disruption is the new normal
• Syrians find home in the nick of time
• Thinking (back) in L.A.
• FIRST LOOK
• Nintendo looks to Switch up its game
• Modern take on historical monarchy
• CHASING ‘LITTLE MOMENTS OF TRANSFORMI­NG’
• Play teeters between cleverness, grandiosit­y
• Métis comedian mines a rift between cultures
• Past pain meets present woes
• Founding fathers, the Bard and dance
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• The future is on fast forward
• Serena returns to the top
• LOOK WHO’S BACK IN BIZ-NESS
• Arrogate breezes in $12-million test
• Long gets chance to match his dad
• PGA: Rodgers, Snedeker share lead, Hadwin loses ground
• Track: Russian whistleblo­wer receives mixed reaction in return to competitio­n
• When it comes to uniform sponsors, finding right fit is key
• Raptors: One-day demotion to D-League for game action was Sullinger’s idea
• When Darryl met Sidney — for the first time
• Snubs: No Malkin? NHL top 100 sparks debate

Toronto Star - 2017-01-28

Toronto Star - 2017-01-30