Toronto Star - 2022-01-25

• ‘There’s nobody coming to help’
• U.S. puts 8,500 soldiers on alert
• Clearer info urged for school absence data
• Ottawa investigat­es cyberattac­k amid tensions
• Ontario health officials silent on split over school safety measures
• Why doesn’t O’Toole act like leader he wants to be?
• Veterans’ aid sought to beat Ford
• Ignoring antisemiti­sm hasn’t made it go away
• MP asks to send more doses to poor countries
• Ford ramps up fight over Biden EV policy
• Double murders highlight bloody history
• Border travel tests dropped for vaccinated
• Man accused in human-smuggling scheme out on bond
• Sidewalks must have slipped city’s mind
• Officer accused of giving interview questions to six cops up for promotion
• Community rallies around fire victims
• Judicial inquiry into protester arrests rejected
• Don’t threaten our athletes
• The lure of, and the luring of, snowy owls
• It’s shameful that Dr. Moore rebuked Dr. Hirji
• Canada can solve nursing shortage
• Pandemic being used to push health-care privatizat­ion
• McDonough deserves our gratitude
• Junta takes control of Burkina Faso
• We do overtime right up north
• Sometimes the math works out
• Recent racist incidents get Leafs’ attention
• No, Nylander isn’t demoted
• Hope for Eustáquio with Cup qualifying roster set
• Cornet reaches quarterfin­als for first time after 63 tries
• ‘We’re not here by chance’
• Heartbroke­n Bills enter uncertain off-season
• Ortiz leads new nominees
• Union walks back proposals
• Therapist will help sort out feelings for ex
• Canadian health tech companies feel neglected
• FRASER LOYAL KELLY
• LYNNE BROWNING, RN, BScN, NSWOCC, GNC
• A reading about perseveran­ce
• Poor housing affecting First Nations children

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