Toronto Star - 2018-02-22

• SECRET REPORT EXPOSES RAMPANT BULLYING AT KEY ONTARIO MINISTRY
• Trump tells grieving students U.S. needs more guns in schools
• Brown gets the green light to run for PC leadership
• Frantic river search for boy swept from mother’s arms
• ‘A great spirit and wonderfull­y generous and brilliant icon’
• The Star’s view
• Chantal Hébert
• Martin Regg Cohn
• Surrogate father of 13 kids a mystery
• Ford exec out over ‘inappropri­ate behaviour’
• Record-setting Arctic temperatur­es soar 25 C above normal
• Evangelica­l titan had global reach
• Newsweek publishes exposé about itself after staff firings
• State witness may threaten Netanyahu’s reign
• Status of Melania Trump’s parents raises questions of ‘chain migration’
• Trudeau affirms support for united India
• May’s accusers call probe a ‘sham’
• Feds’ data collection ‘blurring’ privacy lines
• This cop lost his leg, but he wasn’t about to take a desk job
• The fight for humanity on social media
• Council’s hubris behind staff exodus
• What a waste
• Brown is being vilified for centrist platform
• U.S. opioid manufactur­er given free rein in Canada
• Gerald Stanley acquittal yet another guilty verdict for Canada
• Jury selection process erodes faith in ability to reform
• No, these Florida survivors are not paid ‘crisis actors’
• School shooting hero against arming teachers
• Three picks for the road
• Predicting the timing of industry disruption­s
• If you like luxury cars, this year’s AutoShow is the place to be
• AutoShow gives fast lane to high-performanc­e cars
• Nissan and Infiniti bringing bold, retro AutoShow lineup
• Wynne to fight U.S. protection­ism
• For new service, ride-hailers take a walk
• Tacover: Chalupa-maker edges out BK sales for first time
• GUITAR WARS
• Uber forces drivers to take six-hour rests
• ROCK BOTTOM
• Spotify will follow in giants’ footsteps
• Price-fixing hasn’t shaken Canadians’ trust in grocers
• Round-the-clock service is on its way
• Consider him caught
• Reality show star breaking out of La Belle Province
• IMMERSE YOURSELF
• More celebs back students’ gun control march Briefly
• Reality TV’s unlikelies­t star has a big heart for rescuing animals
• Alto’s Odyssey ready to get gamers back
• Storybook ending not enough for some skating fans
• VISUAL ARTS
• Ontario parents group seeks universal $10/day child care
• Everyone must take action on affordable housing
• BUMPY RIDE
• Officer felt threatened by superiors
• ‘Cost-benefit analysis’ of carding underway
• Former TTC officers land jail time
• Murder of brothers was retributio­n
• Teen gets three years for manslaught­er
• Metrolinx going to test Wi-Fi on buses, trains
• St. Lawrence Market reno hits $100 million
• Pacific Mall to fight counterfei­t goods
• Hershey complex to be renamed Paramount
• Forever moving forward
• HIS BIGGEST JUMP
• PUTTING HIS FOOT DOWN
• Randall’s drought ends at 17 events
• WHAT TO WATCH
• Happiness can’t buy gold for Humphries or Moyse
• Putting big air back in their sails
• Rebuilt Thompson is back to defend
• Canadian coaches improving the field
• Gritty win advances Canada into semifinals
• Twitter war: Actress Alley offends U.S.
• Osmond ‘thrilled’ to be in medal hunt
• A woman in a girl’s sport finds ‘joy’ amid life’s falls
• Virtue, Moir to honour Downie at medal gala
• Grichuk setting his sights on breakout year
• Staying the course is best plan of attack
• Medieval meets modern in KILKENNY
• SETTING BOUNDARIES
• A TRUE (CAROLINA) BLUE EATING EXPERIENCE
• A dose of 21st-century chic in Old City
• Hard driving and smooth sailing
• Raising optimistic children
• Avoid these common decorating mistakes
• Your house is about to get a lot smarter
• Acupunctur­e gains acceptance amid opioid crisis
• Peanut allergy treatment works in study, firms says
• My wife wants us to just be friends now
• The wonders of nuclear technology:
• PWU President Mel Hyatt on clean energy and more
• A nuclear foundation for Ontario’s low-carbon future
• Nuclear industry jobs to surge plant refurbishm­ents
• Nuclear safety for all Canadians
• Eye on the future:

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