Toronto Star - 2018-02-17

• ONTARIO’S WHITER SHADE OF JUSTICE
• Defiant Brown shocks party by joining race
• Is he out of his mind? A spectacula­r publicity stunt but don’t count him out
• The days that rocked Queen’s Park
• Ontario jurors paid less than minimum wage,
• ‘I deeply regret the failure’
• Sweet harmony, mellow with age
• Russian interferen­ce takes a very real shape
• King St. businesses doing fine, city insists
• The crunch of covering the Olympics
• Judge refuses to dismiss Weinstein assistant case
• It’s righting wrongs, not ‘reverse racism’
• Most people in Ontario would like to die at home
• Military reviewing alcohol on its planes
• NDP addresses harassment policy at convention
• Canadians believe journalism is important to democracy: study
• A Modern Approach to Living: Marrying the Old with the New
• Singh’s momentum has evaporated
• Hundreds of lasers still being pointed at airplanes
• Hawks praised for feeding on pigeons
• Wynne defends candidate who was subject of reprimand
• Former Liberal MPP faces sexual assault allegation­s
• Avocado growers fight violent crime
• 6 sentenced to life over failed coup in Turkey
• The Winter Olympics get my gold
• Social media helps athletes get sponsors
• Blackface comedy sketch criticized
• Brazil orders army oversight of Rio police
• FBI had received tip about shooting suspect
• Magazine obtains ex-model’s account of affair with Trump
• Romney announces Senate run for Utah
• U.S. diplomats in Cuba report concussion­s
• Dealing with pot in the workplace
• Government selects winners for innovation
• Market volatility brings risk back to RRSPs
• WHAT WENT WRONG
• SLIPPERY DECEMBER
• Coca-Cola sales plunge, but shares inch higher
• Unfriended: Users break up with Facebook
• Silicon Valley singles rejecting love algorithms
• A SELECTION OF THIS WEEKEND’S GTA OPEN HOUSES
• Etobicoke: $985,000
• Oshawa: $510,000
• The little show that shrunk
• All we have from the Sex and the City feud are snapshots
• IN PRAISE OF BLACK VOICES
• As a concert-going audience, we can do better
• Life after death for America’s TV dad
• Rock’s decline has stars taking final bow
• Last Week Tonight avoids overplayin­g the Trump card
• The Lost Girls writer Kim Fu straddles childhood and teenage rebellion
• WORD UNDER THE STREET
• > POETRY: BARB CAREY
• > BESTSELLER­S
• Living off the grid in Alaska in 1970s a tale for our times
• Wallis Simpson book reveals a different kind of love
• Debut novel creates vivid account of aging and loss
• Pussy hat art installati­on takes stand on the Beach
• ‘SOMETHING HAS TO GIVE’
• Sculptors file labour complaint against Toronto Hindu temple
• ‘What we need is the will to open those spaces’
• Province halts redevelopm­ent plan
• Cancellati­on angers Caledon mayor
• Henein speaks out on #MeToo
• Why condo building can be a dirty business
• Home is where the art is
• Sidestep food fraud with DIY herbs and spices
• Inclusiona­ry zoning can promote economic diversity
• Bridging a shoreline with woodlands
• Homeowner tears a strip (of land) off neighbour
• Can I hire my own home inspector before offer?
• Penthouse perfect for affluent downsizers
• Reimaginin­g waterbeds for modern sleepers
• ST. LAWRENCE, TORONTO
• NIAGARA NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• The last days polio of
• ‘Resist White Supremacy’ a contentiou­s message in modern America
• THE ORIGINS OF BOUSHIE
• THE REAL FUTURAMA
• CONSERVATI­VE CONSTITUEN­CY
• STATUS UPDATES
• Weed doesn’t damage brain like alcohol does: study
• CITATION PLEASE
• When does an egg become a ‘bulk liquid egg product’?
• ‘The gutsiest woman in Pakistan’
• Potentiall­y powerful antibiotic found in dirtiest place of all
• Woodpecker­s might hold key to saving our athletes’ brains
• ‘A disease of better hygiene’
• Suffering on the fault line of war
• Venezuela’s desperate parents abandoning their children
• Trump will be the big loser if Netanyahu falls
• Time to act like a big city
• Here’s the good news about trust
• The Trump stain is spreading
• Boushie trial shows our justice system isn’t working
• Debating right to bare arms
• Best-kept secrets
• The top 10 premieres,
• Canadian AutoShow works to keep it interestin­g
• HEY, TRUCK FANS — IT’S TIME TO CELEBRATE
• Audi to highlight four special cars in its show lineup
• Finding the perfect party pour
• Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad changed world by design
• Dogs sit, stay their way to obedience glory
• I’ll take my eggs with a side of ‘hon’, ‘sweetie’ and ‘dear’
• The secret ingredient­s to a better broth base
• FIVE CHOICES FOR YOUR PALATE
• Red and gold take centre stage
• When Harry met Phoebe
• Is it wrong to buy bargain food?
• Train dog to expect that strangers come with food
• Husband frustrated that illness affects sex life
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• THE PREMIER “SO THERE!”
• There’s no such thing as perfect
• Ways to help you afford private school
• The path to immersing in immersion
• EVOLVING WITH THEIR STUDENTS
• Schools offer unique opportunit­ies to learn
• Former students reflect on their experience­s
• Students learn real-life lessons from coaches
• Oh, for the fun in Games
• HOT ON THE TRAIL
• The day McDavid sent skier running for the hills
• Pain leads to big gains for Beaulieu-Marchand
• Leo the Lip dead at 89,
• Stroman’s hard feelings,
• Jamaican bobsled takes odd turn
• WHAT TO WATCH
• Bloemen’s draft only takes Blondin so far
• Canadian hopeful Sharpe continues Burke’s work
• Men’s hockey: From digging fuel lines to fuelling Canada’s energy line
• Canadians fall short of peak performanc­e
• Women’s curling: Aggressive call on burned rock puts target on Homan
• Four disasters in need of relief
• Trying to make a little white noise
• Family time comes before showtime
• Jays notes: Garcia willing to serve as mentor
• Diving into the Solomon Islands
• FIGHT OR FLIGHT
• CLOSE TO THE MOXY
• Exercise desire for fitness while travelling
• 36 hours in Calgary tantalizes the senses
• Three must-eat restaurant­s in booming Flagstaff
• LONGTIME ROCKER CAN WINE AND DINE
• 5 things I learned driving a supercar in the snow
• Revved up for the big show in Toronto, one of world’s best
• Auto education and careers will take centre stage
• Five-seat family hauler makes sense in the city
• Jaguar Land Rover designer is living his dream
• Epic showdown of the minivans
• Trusty ‘Westy’ feels at home on the road
• Three warning lights you never want to see

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