Toronto Star - 2019-01-30

• Bruce McArthur entered the same plea in the murders of eight men: GUILTY
• Ottawa considers special envoy to handle growing China crisis
• Paradise Papers leak leads to audits, but no criminal charges
• BEEFED-UP BLUE LINE
• Questions remain about police handling of case,
• ‘One pathetic man and his trail of ruin.’
• Why it’s likely Bruce McArthur will never be free again,
• What we know about the victims,
• Hiding ‘in plain sight,’
• Humboldt families grapple with complex emotions at sentencing
• Full-day kindergart­en gets reprieve of one year
• Horwath calls for new OPP appointee
• March court date set for Huawei CFO Meng in extraditio­n case
• Climate change not a distant problem for Indigenous island
• Feds plan to alert voters to meddling
• Parliament to May: Get Brexit done
• Venezuela’s Maduro starts criminal probe into Guaido
• Trump adviser Stone pleads not guilty
• ‘I don’t think it will ever be over’
• Freeland owes explanatio­n on Maduro
• Put your snow tires on
• Legislatio­n vital to improving accessibil­ity
• Closure in Darcy Dee story
• Ted Bundy films offer good informatio­n for women
• The West can learn from Huawei’s wins
• Working poor will determine Venezuela’s political future
• What Canada’s businesses abroad really, really want
• Huawei accused of trying to copy Tappy
• Metro blames price rise on U.S. tariffs
• Teenager and mom tried to warn Apple of FaceTime bug
• NO SOFTBALLS
• TD Bank aiming to be No. 1 in all categories
• Giant U.S. funds considerin­g Canadian pot firms
• Besieged PG&E files for bankruptcy
• Canopy-backed Slang debuts with $645M market value
• EB Games owner ends its search for a buyer
• Investors are rewarding earnings season’s winners and losers
• German software giant SAP to slash 3,000 jobs
• Cooling housing market prompts scrutiny of some lenders
• Plain-spoken Fed chair sometimes leaves markets confused
• Wynn Resorts to settle Nevada regulator’s probe
• China’s auto sector can’t run on a ‘nothing burger’ stimulus
• Soy prices are in a trough after China’s sick-pig slaughter
• Pfizer results hurt by pricing challenges
• Asian skin care shakes up the U.S. beauty market
• As foreign players dominate, India to promote domestic tech
• Verizon’s profit stung by Oath restructur­ing
• 3M lowers profit outlook for 2019
• Sandwiches stigmas to break
• A progress report from a Canadian abroad
• COMMITTED TO DREAMING
• More Food: Supermarke­t showdown,
• Cannabis TV is coming to our screens
• Drake-less Juno nominees don’t lack stars
• ‘Fight or flight’ kicks in for Rodriguez
• >WHAT ELSE TO SEE AT PROGRESS
• Spanish red is sold out — for now
• Ontario’s first cheesemaki­ng certificat­e course in works
• Cooking up some understand­ing
• Mom cooking Chinese food became an Instagram hit
• Don’t let tantrum change your plans
• CROSSWORD FOR WEDNESDAY
• Athlete gives his voice for victims
• Some city staff lose parking perk
• Budget process shouldn’t stifle debate
• Report warns of costs of delaying LRT
• That deep freeze? Expect it to last till Friday
• New trial granted in hammer killing
• A BURNLEY SENSATION
• Rising star Andreescu still dreaming big
• PICKING HIMSELF UP
• Galvis signing may tip Jays’ plans
• Davis’s spotlight is coming soon
• Goodell could make a call on a non-call
• Holding on to picks must be priority
• Numbers take over the NHL
• Around the league: Islanders good bouncing between homes
• Bonuses will cut into salary cap space
• MLS: Toronto FC and Giovinco want to stay together, but at what price?
• Murray has operation to add metal implant to hip

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