Toronto Star - 2018-02-21

• Ex-intern dating Brown says he’s ‘a good man’
• Police disclosure­s still putting innocent Ontarians at risk
• CANADA’S ART OF GOLD
• MPP accuses ousted leader of ‘crooked politics,’ lies
• A 1-2 punch for Canadian ice-dance gurus
• Teachers find themselves in the line of fire
• Students on collision course with Florida lawmakers over gun control
• Trump dating site is entirely strange
• Hiker dies in search of mythical treasure
• Syrian strikes kill more than 100
• Netanyahu confidant named in bribery scandal
• Lawyer with close links to Manafort pleads guilty to lying in Russia probe
• Payette ‘feels home’ in visit to Toronto
• B.C. to create land registry to reveal who owns what
• Judge lowers minimum prison term in drug case
• B.C.-Alberta spat could go national
• Indian firms vow to invest $250M in Canada
• Sajjan issues warning on military flights
• Pilots blame soaring accident rate on cutbacks
• Toddler breaks leg in escalator horror
• How #MeToo movement is changing politics
• Florida students need our support
• Time to tackle jury problem
• The Olympic payoff
• Close tax loopholes, including donations
• ‘Family values’ fuel #MeToo
• Reconcilia­tion is needed most in nation’s rural west
• ‘Boys in shorts’ era in aid sector and in Oxfam must end now
• King St. data sets stage for next phase
• Students test tricks of the trade
• ART OF THE WHEEL
• Show floor rocks down to electric avenue
• Ontario car dealers have history of giving back
• Sports stars will mix with cars in Kia’s corner
• Mazda celebrates 50 years in Canada with big new plans
• Bankruptcy law lets down pensioners
• Canadians borrowing against homes at fastest pace in years
• ONTARIO TAKES THE LEAD
• Province may put up trade walls
• Walmart sees bright spot in Canada sales
• TESTING OUR ‘METAL’
• Competitio­n Bureau settles with Leon’s, The Brick
• Home Depot gains from reno boom
• Guess chair steps aside during investigat­ion
• A love affair with food
• The event, and the musical, that changed their lives forever
• DOING IT HERSELF
• A food court inspired this innovative show
• In turbulent times, we turn to Mister Rogers
• Food with a waterfront view
• Add chocolate kick to your monkey bread
• The Walrus Pub opens up on Bay St.
• A childhood obsession with mayo
• A burrito big on flavour — and sodium
• My wife is hurtful and hides all of her money
• Once acquired, the love of licorice is a lifetime passion
• ‘It is just not slowing down’
• Dermatolog­ist’s licence revoked
• Hearing begins in Dafonte Miller case
• Police chief recommends more Tasers for officers
• YONGE AND PERILOUS
• Look at the bigger picture on King St.
• Hamilton may limit ‘predatory’ loan firms
• Scarboroug­h seeks expansion of Bike Share
• ‘There absolutely should be a public outcry’
• Gunplay kills gang leader who vowed to go straight
• A history of Taser incidents involving GTA police
• OWNING THE PODIUM
• ‘THAT’S SHORT TRACK’
• Virtue, Moir and a gold meddle
• PUCK OF THE DRAW
• YOU CAN BLANK ON IT
• WHAT TO WATCH
• Nigerians launch sled brand
• Time has come to put an end to ladies’ night
• Humphries has hill to climb for third medal
• Women enter rarefied air
• Homan and company get caught in the grind
• Waiting for something to get excited about
• Barkov’s skill sticks out for Panthers
• NCAA: Louisville Cardinals’ sins cost them 2013 national title and 123 wins
• GM taking patient approach on Donaldson
• MLB: Playoff disappoint­ment drives Lindor to get Cleveland another shot
• Jays notes: Tellez eager to build on what he learned last year

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