Toronto Star - 2022-01-18

• Winter takes all
• Ottawa approves Pfizer antiviral pill
• Early signs Omicron wave may be cresting
• Italy’s face of violence against women
• Alberta justice minister faces calls to resign
• Roads slowed to a crawl — and expect more delays
• Toronto boards cancel school
• It’s OK to choose the slippery slope and err on the side of joy
• COVID-19 tests still required for cross-border fliers
• Boards hiring uncertifie­d emergency staff
• When being second was a first
• Expert stamps out China’s Omicron claim
• Ford’s competence card deals himself out
• COVID infections hit peak among LTC staff
• Flights dispatched to assess damage in Tonga
• New suspect in Anne Frank betrayal
• Leaving watchdog job empty sends ‘bad message’
• City adds water-filling station after fuel found
• Treatment of opioid use found lacking
• Secretly private parking spots a cash cow for the city
• Ford should help T.O. out of its hole
• Funding holds up Fair Pass program
• Mixed emotions as Peel plans reopening
• Group home charged after drowning death of worker
• Cities need more help
• How to solve Canada’s nursing shortage
• Tricky for Russia to deal with NATO on border
• Test kits should be mailed to every household
• We must ensure lunchtime at school is safe
• Ford should follow Quebec’s example
• It’s long overdue for Toronto to raise taxes
• Female officers still face violence
• The cruel shadow of COVID
• Antisemiti­sm is staring right at us
• Biden calls on Americans to commit to MLK’s work
• China sees decline in birthrates
• Rabbi describes escaping standoff
• Ex-leader Poroshenko returns to face charges
• Toronto has to turn the heat up
• Speedskate­rs lose Omicron race
• SPORTS TICKER
• Muzzin is making no excuses
• Why the School Bus Line just can’t stop
• O’Ree honoured with retired jersey
• Jones crushed after his Cowboys lose
• THE OPENER
• Sinclair wins special FIFA award
• It looks like Osaka hit a reset button
• Calderon will drive for Foyt
• Snider teased Toronto with his talent
• Handle wife’s name dispute privately
• Bottle shops pop their tops
• ‘My life was not worth living’
• A terrible business failure
• Home sales in 2021 top record by 20%
• Federated Co-operatives plans new Regina plant
• Eurogroup seeks path between high inflation, slower growth
• Grappling with burnout
• Rule cost major trucking firm 10% of capacity
• Marketing creates potential for fraud
• ‘Drive My Car’ tops for T.O. critics
• Canadian jazz legend gets her own stamp
• Baldwin hands in cellphone in death probe
• Steve Schapiro dies at 87
• LATE NIGHT
• Seeking a solution to Omicron? Don’t ‘let it rip’
• Advancing treatments to repair brain
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY
• DON'T QUOTE ME

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