Toronto Star - 2017-03-01

• TRUMP CHANGES HIS TONE
• Hydro rates to be cut by 25 per cent
• Motherisk founder under investigat­ion, CPSO confirms
• Halton cops charge firefighte­rs in fraud case
• TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN
• Everyone’s talking about that Kellyanne Conway photo. But it turns out there wasn’t much listening going on in the Oval Office on Monday
• Internet in a tizzy over Kellie Leitch video
• ‘We need to get our house in order’
• Prison for pair who made threats at black child’s party
• Behaving badly: Doctors have shaken public confidence.
• Two men, a Canadian surrogate and a baby
• Trump Tower opens in B.C. amid protests
• Sanders takes another swing at big pharmaceut­ical companies
• Farage knighthood bid thwarted by own party
• Settlement looms in meth-donut incident
• Critics say new law won’t prevent tax cheats
• Online ticket scalpers on province’s hit list
• Trudeau government should adjust Trump strategy
• Farmer fights health order to quit selling raw milk
• John Furlong receives standing ovation at UBC
• Time to improve indigenous health care
• Stop this runaway train
• Crack down on bots
• Incentive for electric vehicles justified
• Horwath’s NDP rediscover­s virtue of public power
• Abusive behaviour by doctors never acceptable
• N.B. police investigat­ing threatenin­g emails
• T.O. home prices in line with other global cities
• Decline of the middle class has been ongoing for decades
• Bank of Canada’s steadfast caution on the loonie
• BMO, Scotiabank growth uncertain
• TRAVEL BAN FALLOUT
• ON SECOND LOOK
• > TRENDS ON THE REAL ESTATE HORIZON
• Starbucks to make its Italian debut
• New curriculum for a new world
• UNIVERSITY OF FREDERICTI­ON ‘ONLINE EDUCATION HAS BEEN GROWING IN AVAILABILI­TY AND ACCEPTANCE’
• Target’s price shift sends stock reeling
• Valeant’s sales figures still heading down
• Make Ricardo’s fresh take on Poutine
• Cast says play grew from empathy for murderer’s victims
• STILL TALENT-ED
• Epicurean epiphany:
• The late Bill Paxton growls his way through crime series
• Nintendo Switch needs fleshing out
• Music, food lovers to savour ‘Feastival’
• Pescataria­n potential wriggles off the hook at Italian eatery
• It’s for more than just soothing mosquito bites
• How should I apologize for my crying baby?
• Scarboroug­h subway cost balloons to $3.35B
• HISTORY RECLAIMED
• 2016 shooting of mom-to-be now double homicide
• Students shortchang­ed by gaps in careers strategy
• Roncesvall­es fosters peace with ribbons
• York University picks new president
• Queen St. streetcar to close for summer
• Trying Marner on for size again
• An answer to the alarm bells
• A BORG COLLECTIVE
• Donaldson gets back in swing of things
• Smith finds familiar faces:
• Rental players plentiful at the deadline
• Lamoriello likely to stay the course
• Deadline dealing: Red Wings become sellers, Blackhawks bring back Oduya
• Ibaka, Tucker have come at the right time
• Travis and Pillar lead Jays’ battle to lead off
• Argos’ new bosses put trust in rickety Ray
• Koe’s rink ready to defend Brier title

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