Toronto Star - 2018-02-20

• Into thin air
• Author’s disability claim denied because he didn’t ‘look sick’
• Booze-fuelled flights for VIP military guests spark calls for change
• GOLDEN BOYS
• Wynne’s quiet comeback
• Altered state: Legislatur­e resumes amid Tory turmoil
• Let wardrobe slip-up serve as a lesson
• Ex-Olympian hopes public can be ‘morally’ correct
• Florida pushed to debate gun control
• ‘No one can stop us’ if Syria intends to protect Kurdish forces, Turkey warns
• KFC chicken shortage causes a stir
• China outraged over terracotta travesty
• ’60s Scoop survivors want government deal rejected
• Assault story believed decades later
• Ottawa appealing B.C.’s solitary confinemen­t ruling
• Don’t forget child care
• Canada’s medical students and trainees deserve better
• Gun lobby must accept responsibi­lity
• Build enduring relationsh­ip with First Nations in Canada
• The case for French immersion
• Canada’s ‘Filthy Five’ tax loopholes
• Always look to the future
• WHAT’S IN AN EMBLEM
• History repeats itself with iconic Porsche
• All hail the hypercar
• Where is the retail auto industry going?
• GM hits 100 years at the AutoShow
• The slow crawl toward full autonomy
• Snags in vacation plans leave customers on edge
• OFF THE RAILS
• Housing crunch may drain talent pool
• Household debt likely won’t hit ‘crisis’ level
• Trump has more big talk for U.S. trading partners
• WEARING IT WELL
• Apple employees encounter pains of glass at new campus
• Navigating dating #MeToo in the era
• Stratford museum appears ready to ride Bieber wave
• ROCK IN A HARD PLACE
• Three Billboards wins big at the BAFTAs
• Twitter trolls mar Black Panther debut
• A blind date with music
• Rock acts keep rolling while ditching clichés
• Be proactive about stair safety
• Boys will need boys
• My sister excludes me and my wife
• Families ‘blindsided’ as future of caregiver program is in flux
• REWARDING CHARACTER
• When should murderers get parole?
• Furniture Bank turns bare houses into homes for families in need
• Self-inflicted wounds are hurting our city
• Police officers’ families rally for improved safety
• Live-in caregivers offer flexibilit­y
• In with the new, but not out with old in east end
• Lawyer dismissed partway through trial
• Golden run pipe dream for Canadian Sharpe
• Inevitable rematch no gimme for Canada
• SPECIAL OFR
• DEALING WITH DONALDSON
• Hopefuls turning music into gold
• THE PASSION PLAY
• Good luck might come in threes for Humphries
• Canada’s secret weapon hits target
• Canadian trio in pursuit of a medal
• Toronto FC: Reds ‘ready to play’ as they face Rapids at high altitude
• League puts limits on mound visits
• Jays notes: Tulo not ready to put timetable on return
• Panthers show promise only gets you so far
• Canada’s new coach doesn’t rock boat

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