Toronto Star - 2019-01-14

• SEOUL SECRETS
• The parent trap or the pay-rent trap? Census data shows a millennial divide
• Critics seek change in disciplina­ry process for retiring JPs
• WILD FINISH IN WASHINGTON
• WHAT’S THE PLAN FOR AUTO SECTOR?
• Down to four on road to Super Bowl
• Probe needed into Ottawa bus crash, experts say
• Growing number of profession­als can’t afford to stay in Vancouver
• ‘Beard Guy’ celebrated
• 30 years later, Italian man nabbed for murder
• Detainee’s wife ‘proud’ Canada aiding Saudi refugee
• She wants to know what motivates a murderer
• National carbon pricing plan faces skepticism, survey finds
• Ottawa abuzz with speculatio­n over cabinet shuffle
• Trump faces heat on Russia, shutdown
• Deadly Midwest snowstorm heads east
• May warns of ‘catastroph­ic’ impact
• Israel admits to attacking Iranian targets in Syria
• U.S. hospitals post prices, but lists are confusing many Americans
• You can’t have it both ways
• Premier Ford flirts with private health care at his peril
• Nothing natural about fracking process
• Two-tier health care troubling
• Trumpty Dumpty sat on a wall — so when’s his fall?
• Where the bulldozer hits the beach
• What is Canada’s Venezuela beef ?
• Downsizing operations to upsize profit
• Trump’s lumber tariff slows mills in Canada
• Juul’s timely smokescree­n
• RUNNING FLAT
• THE TIFFANY BLUES
• Concern over Brexit leads automakers to pump the brakes
• What Amazon’s rise to No. 1 says about the stock market
• The world is a stage
• Scientists seek real way to measure patients’ pain
• The Upside opens to lead the box office
• GTA actor returns with comedic play
• Engage in this Tudor-era thriller
• Small changes for big results
• Reaction to ill-behaved dogs miffs family
• Man found guilty in Chinatown murders
• Abandoned mansion purchased for millions STAFF REPORTER
• Peel police chief reflects on long career
• Teacher decries gun violence
• Raptors need double overtime to escape Washington with a win
• Time not on Matthews’ side
• STAR SEARCH
• Saints overcome shaky start
• A hope WNBA comes to town
• Irving says Celtics have ‘learning to do’
• Sharapova blasts way to first-round win
• Under-18: Canadian women win worlds
• ENJOY LIFE TO THE FULLEST ON THE WATER
• In-game announcer apologizes for racially insensitiv­e remarks

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