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DiManno: Curtain raised on biggest cop corruption case in Toronto history John Schertzer, Ned Maodus, Steven Correia, Joseph Miched, Raymond Pollard: All one-time members of elite Team 3, all accused on a slew of assault, extortion, attempt to obstruct justice, conspiracy and perjury charges.
Teen died quickly in police custody Inquest into the death of Junior Manon, 18, begins with the testimony of a use-of-force expert. Divers blow holes in cruise ship’s hull in race to find 29 missing Italian naval divers on Tuesday exploded holes in the hull of a cruise ship grounded off a Tuscan island to speed the search for 29 missing people while seas were still calm. Canadian shot to death with high-powered rifle in Mexico Salid Abdulacis Sabas was found on a street in Sinaloa state, home to the cartel led by Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, considered the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.
Winterlicious Celebrates its Tenth Anniversary     Check out Toronto.com's Winterlicious Guide Over 175 top restaurants to choose offering prix-fixe menus January 27th to February 9th. Find all participating restaurants and menus at Toronto.com and reserve your table January 12th.		Must Reads - Home Page Editor's Picks     Meet Tiny the 30-pound cat Tiny, a 30-pound house cat abandoned in Fredericton, has his own Weight Loss Challenge.
Business
Nortel fraud trial launches with not guilty pleas, allegations of a cookie jar culture The fraud trial of former Nortel Networks Corp. executives began Monday with the prosecution alleging a “cookie jar” culture in which accounting reserves were repeatedly manipulated to meet thresholds and trigger bonus payouts. WestJet targets Air Canada, Porter with regional airline By moving toward a regional model, WestJet would be in direct competition with its main rival Air Canada, which often is the only airline flying into some smaller markets.		Tim Hortons supersizes its coffee cups Your small Tim Hortons coffee is now an extra small. The Canadian coffee joint will change the names of its sizes and introduce a 24 oz. cup. S&P downgrades eurozone bailout fund to AA Rating agency Standard & Poor’s says it has downgraded the creditworthiness of the eurozone’s bailout fund by one notch to AA+.
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Sports
Toronto Raptors lose fifth straight to Atlanta Hawks Leandro Barbosa scores 22 points in losing cause, while Andrea Bargnani sits out third straight game with calf injury. Toronto Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos is testing the fans’ patience Fairly or not, the emotional bungee jump of the Yu Darvish posting further whittled away the supply of blind faith on offer.		Feschuk: Success against NHL heavyweights separates Leafs and Senators Ottawa has managed six more points against the top eight teams in the East, roughly the edge they hold over ninth-place Toronto. Canadians cruise in Australian openers Aleksandra Wozniak of Blainville, Que., and Thornhill’s Milos Raonic both advanced with easy victories in their first-round matches at Melbourne Park on Tuesday.
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Entertainment
Alex Ovechkin raps, dances (sort of) in Russian music video Alex Ovechkin’s scoring may have cooled off but he’s a hot topic again after performing in a Russian rap video. Carnegie Hall calls Toronto’s Mireille Asselin Young opera singer with the COC's ensemble prepares for second performance at Carnegie Hall in wonderfully busy year.		‘Starbuck’ wins audience prize at Palm Springs film fest The Canadian French-language comedy “Starbuck” has won the audience prize for best narrative feature at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Cirque’s newest show to arrive in Toronto in September Amaluna is loosely based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest and directed by Diane Paulus.
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Living
Kids won’t listen? 6 ways to tune them in Teaching children to listen and follow instructions effectively has been a problem since the beginning of time. When trying to improve a child’s ability to listen and follow instructions, it is not enough for parents just to put a stop to the child’s current behavior, you need to teach the child what to do and how to do it. Art Gallery of Ontario offers yoga classes in the Henry Moore gallery Yoga at Toronto’s AGO make big empty spaces more obtainable		Winterlicious: 5 restaurants to try If you’re going to brave the crowds and the scarf-but-maybe-not-a-hat 5-degree chill of winter in Toronto, here are five restaurants that should be on your list.
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Travel
World’s top islands: Frommers picks Tahiti, Belize, Tobago and more Looking for an island holiday getaway? Try a vacation in Molokai, Hawaii or even Cambodia. Arthur Frommer’s ten best travel websites for 2012 From hotel deals to vacation rentals and more, how to surf the web for top holiday bargains		Chinese New Year 2012: Where to ring in the Year of the Water Dragon Chinese New Year 2012 celebrated from Hong Kong to San Francisco, and Vancouver to Sydney, with festivals and parades. Not to mention Singapore, Manila, Bangkok and, of course, China. Las Vegas Spas and Makeovers From snakeskin pedicures to Red Carpet Facials, the possibilities for personal transformation in Las Vegas are endless.
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