Toronto Star - 2018-03-12

• Elliott concedes race to Ford
• PCs would win election despite new leader: poll
• School shooting’s 911 transcript a tale of grief, horror, dismay
• How poor planning left a neighbourh­ood in gridlock
• Tiger draws a crowd, but falls just short
• Case for Leafs’ MVP is simple: It’s Andersen
• Long, winding road
• The Star’s view
• Canadian Screen Awards honour film, TV
• New Jersey bikers won’t expand north
• Kidney donor answers Toronto mom’s prayers
• Fukushima disaster presents minimal risk to B.C. coast: study
• Africa trip unveils policy flip-flop
• Is Churchill to blame for Indian famine?
• Employees confused about cybersecur­ity responsibi­lities
• Toronto police risk lasting damage to community trust
• Why is homeless a dirty word?
• Trump exposes free trade as a failed policy for Canada
• Macron zings Trump over climate change
• Le Pen cuts ties from her founding father
• China vote opens door to reinstate one-man rule
• What’s the price of a good night’s sleep?
• Book dishes out financial advice
• Side jobs add up come tax season
• ELECTRIC AMBITION
• MARKET WATCH
• Pricing Pharma Bro’s Wu-Tang album
• Looking ahead
• THE WELLNESS CRAZE
• The elephant in the Infinity Room
• Catch Justin Timberlake at the ACC and make alternativ­e St. Patrick’s Day plans.
• Wrinkle in Time can’t beat Black Panther
• After mom, donor milk works for babies
• Dieting may not be about math
• #MeToo brings back man’s sexual trauma
• Changing up the cycle
• Panels aiming for poverty reduction
• Psychiatri­st had sex with patients in his office
• SUDS AND THE 6
• Brampton group urges removal of police from Peel schools
• New twist on the term ‘tripwire’
• Judge won’t rule on 2018 city vote
• Beasts of East roll over least
• THE POWER OF ONE
• Technical support helps stars align
• Virginia gets tough road to Final Four
• Death, drugs . . . and hope
• Wickens’ dream debut dashed
• Academy awards starting to pile up

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