Toronto Star - 2018-03-14

• REVOLVING DOOR ADMINISTRA­TION
• First woman to head CIA oversaw torture at Thai prison
• Muskoka cottage comes with 30-day ‘zombie-free’ guarantee
• Lack of a prison shows inequities in North justice
• Loblaw demand for customer ID sparks outrage
• ‘LOOK WHO’S CALLING’
• Faulty WSIB cases add insult to injury
• Canadian promoted to high-ranking NFL job
• ‘For decades, our coverage was racist’
• Quebec to take high-sugar alcoholic drinks off shelves
• Parents were consulted for sex ed, Wynne says
• The young and the meatless
• Joly calls for balance in digital media
• Trudeau’s snub of Belgian royals not ‘preferred’ choice
• No appeal in death of Tina Fontaine
• New secretary of state faces many challenges
• Daniels interview needs work before airing: CBS
• U.K. demands Russian answers
• Death penalty sought in Fla. school killings
• Now, Trump Unchained
• Make TTC free for everyone to ride
• Bring it on
• Canada should help Taiwan join trade pact
• Scrapping sex-ed a leap back
• The important difference between Trump and Ford
• True cost of SmartTrack has been hidden
• New CIA director has tortured past
• Ottawa’s pay-equity law still in the works
• Pizza, not people, will be in passenger seat
• Poloz highlights child care’s economic power
• It’s spring and debt is in bloom
• PC Optimum comes to Esso
• ELECTRIC BATTLE
• NO ESCAPE?
• CROSSWORD FOR WEDNESDAY
• 9 easy meals made of chickpeas
• This boom needs a beat — just hold the drums
• THE PEOPLE’S CHAMP
• New TV from Big Little Lies co-stars
• Awards shows fail to scale TV peak
• Veep creator takes on Stalin with satire
• Tuk Tuk Canteen sputters to a halt
• Sweet snack tastes like its right from the sugar shack
• Sink your teeth into juicy Asian pear
• Instant Pot only as good as the cook
• You can cook a whole meal over an Icelandic geyser
• I’m 66, friend is 20 — and I want more
• Neighbours try to hush up Newmarket mom’s kids
• Board to hold missing-persons review
• Ryerson University students report seeing bed bugs in classroom
• Residents oppose plans for vacant lot
• SQUEEZE PLAY
• Officer ‘shocked’ by colleague’s actions
• Accused killer maintains his DNA innocently transferre­d or planted
• TTC recommends board endorse U-Pass
• Good Egg gift shop is closing in June
• A hero in prison clothing
• Fifty is nifty, now Raps aim for 60
• Poeltl passing his screen test
• Eight is just great, if you like goals
• A MAN’S WORLD?
• NCAA is business before basketball
• NCAA notes: Jayhawks hope history on side
• Prospect Johnsson gets a shot
• Freddie’s gotta have Hart, maybe
• Bills turn to Lotulelei to bolster defence
• Sanchez high on his ceiling
• Sevilla knocks out Manchester United
• Paralympic­s: Jepsen skis to gold in super combined debut
• Rough pitch will be replaced

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