Toronto Star - 2020-01-17

• A breath of fresh air
• Grieving families caught up in Iran’s propaganda machine
• Drug charges tossed over illegal RCMP wiretaps
• Old party fault lines reappear as Tories seek new leader
• Canada, allies call on Iran to compensate families and allow prosecutio­ns over downing of jetliner,
• Leadership bid: MP Erin O’Toole to make pitch as candidate who can unite party,
• Premier Ford announces scholarshi­ps in memory of victims,
• Over 16,000 nabbed at border in 2019
• Sepsis responsibl­e for 1 in 5 deaths
• FBI arrest former Canadian reservist
• Senate hears articles of impeachmen­t
• Trade deal with Canada, Mexico gets senators’ OK
• Watchdog calls out White House over aid
• Premier takes hard line with teachers
• Places you can bring your child during next week’s strike,
• Morneau between BlackRock, a hot place
• MPP who quit Ford Tories joins Liberals
• Duffy begins appeal over suspension from Senate
• ‘Appalling and inexcusabl­e’
• Delay in return of bodies makes mourning more difficult
• Is it the end of ideology? No, but there is hope
• Reasons why co-operation between Canada, Iran is important
• Standing arm in arm with those in pain
• Putin fast-tracks bid to extend rule
• Aussies rush to save the last ‘dinosaur trees’
• Seven dead, 14 tortured in Panama exorcism rites
• Bombardier’s future in the air on debt news
• Nestlé unwraps new initiative to reduce plastic waste
• Glassman’s Gateway deal offers little windfall for Catalyst Firm values stake at $750M, but doesn’t reflect ‘important aspects’ of deal, insider says
• Magna scaling back Lyft partnershi­p
• Not all that shines is bright
• Shoppers high on edibles debut
• Starbucks enters ‘new digital age’ with Toronto pickup store
• GM shifts hundreds more to full time
• Nissan punishes more managers after probe
• Buddies in bloodshed
• Pop-up clinic offers some feel good pet care
• What’s all this aboot then, eh?
• Researcher­s get under your skin
• Cops versus robbers, drones — and a lion
• Seeing death row from the very top
• Reverent retrospect­ive for a famed film critic
• Sundance film fest heads for a rethink
• ‘Dolittle’ could not have done less
• Apatow comedy will open 2020 SXSW
• Awkwafina on Oscar snub, ‘Nora from Queens’
• Canadian awards honour costumers
• Record’s return is music to Hamill’s ears
• ‘Survivor’ on rebound with all-winners edition
• Scent of a woman?
• Canadian medical journal removes online paywall
• Keeping your pet forever
• Skillet pizza makes a rustic feast
• Fed up with mismatched dating photos
• Family paints moving portrait of Florence Richler
• New rules a ‘starting point’ for smart cities
• Affordable housing planned for former site of Honest Ed’s
• Hackers picked the wrong guys
• COMPENSATI­ON:
• Sheppard transit shelters late on arrival
• Internet trolls successful­ly sued
• Tkachuk keeps his guard up
• Delivery date for Pearson as elusive as his fastball
• Time has come to show team’s full capabiliti­es
• Duking it out on home ice
• Caught stealing
• Nothing But Net: Mid-season signs point to one of the wildest trade deadlines in years,
• Smith: The mad scientist in Nick Nurse can’t wait to experiment with healthy team,
• Leafs run into a Rittich wall in shootout loss
• Perreault outraged elbow goes unpunished
• Shapovalov draws Fucsovics at Australian Open
• Around basketball: Clarkson a scoring punch for Jazz … A Magic-al month
• Siakam bound for all-star glory thanks to fan balloting
• Mahomes just keeps getting better
• NFL: Warrant out for Beckham’s arrest for slapping buttocks of security officer

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