Toronto Star - 2019-02-19

• PM LOSES TOP AIDE
• Nationwide study aims to capture a snapshot of police culture
• A fresh twist in an already confused plot
• Bridge across centuries
• In his own words
• Susan Delacourt
• Sailor in V-J Day kiss photo dies at 95
• China denies meddling at Ontario campuses
• U.K. stance on Huawei a key signal for Canada
• Why not move the Science Centre to Ontario Place?
• Tories plan ‘robust schedule’ for MPPs
• Rape crisis centres decry lack of progress on provincial funding
• The Star’s view: Boxes of treats are nice, but money is better,
• Quebecers fight for assisted death
• Study finds inconsiste­ncies in oilsands assessment­s
• Gunbattle follows Kashmir attack
• 7 politician­s quit Labour over Brexit
• At least 136 dead from measles outbreak in Philippine­s
• Besieged Daesh refuses to surrender
• Kids need to know proper names for all their body parts
• Waterfront plans spark flood of questions
• Yes. It is helping to save the country
• No. It’s not our way and may cause harm
• Justice is served with fairness
• 50 and still going strong
• Best new vehicles for outdoor adventurer­s
• Ontario car dealers’ history of local support
• Canadian debuts include a LEAF
• Luxury automaker brings the future
• Workhorses take the lead in trailering
• More seating areas and food choices at AutoShow
• New York’s loss could be Toronto’s gain
• In Roundup case, the science will go on trial first
• Oil companies turning to AI to keep watch on their wells
• REVVING UP
• SPRUCING UP SPACE
• Ricardo shuts down English magazine despite strong sales
• Alberta partners to build three new solar power plants
• Uber sales growth slows further as IPO nears
• Shattering stereotype­s with every note
• Job posting prompts questions of favouritis­m
• GUESS WHAT, IT SNOWS
• Police seize firearms, drugs in raids
• Pot shops scrambling to open in time for April
• Beat the stress test
• Customer service the way it should be
• The political age of women is upon us
• SOUNDS OF ANGELS
• Indebted to home equity line of credit
• Do your conversati­ons flow?
• It’s time to let the dogs out
• Sister’s husband bullying her in front of her brother
• Mules is much more than just a gross-out
• Animation duo looks to Oscars
• Director doubles down on Bundy
• Vlad happy to put in the work
• Looking out for No. 1 spot
• TOUGH TRIP FOR TFC
• Facing red-hot Blues should be a real test
• Scoring on St. Louis no easy task
• NHL: Hurricanes make a fashion statement out of Cherry’s ‘bunch of jerks’ jab
• Here’s the deal on top trade targets
• MLB boss plays down lack of spending
• Rule 5 pick adds young arm to the mix
• Blues fans taunt manager in loss to Man U
• P.E.I.’s Birt stuns six-time champion
• When the game is secondary

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