Toronto Star - 2019-02-21

• ‘US PARENTS ARE GOING INTO CRISIS’
• Unsealed document sheds new light on McArthur
• Wilson-Raybould could be key to PM’s salvation in SNC affair
• GM seeks to end ‘illegal strikes’ over closure of Oshawa plant
• MOCK YOU LIKE A HURRICANE
• Former justice minister says she wants “opportunit­y to speak my truth,”
• Actor’s victim tale strained credulity all along
• Menon: Time for Smolletts to come clean,
• Heater suspected in Halifax fire
• PCs defend $140K patronage position
• Father charged in daughter’s slaying dies in hospital
• How the Ford Tories have lost their way
• Canadians expect election meddling, poll finds
• As Cat Lake suffers, Ottawa and Ontario dither
• Province vows to fix home warranty program
• Lawyers win robing room appeal
• Ottawa asking if there are better ways to control wolves
• NDP weighs appeal in court battle over misused funds
• Apologetic Clement back on Hill
• High demand, online woes behind certificat­es’ delays
• ‘White nationalis­t’ planned widespread terrorist attack
• Special counsel’s report could be issued within days, sources say
• Putin warns U.S. amid nuclear treaty fallout
• First mammal claimed by man-made climate change
• Scientists find origin of Stonehenge stones
• Rape crisis centre funding is critical
• Time to cool the rhetoric
• A boost for giving
• Update reproducti­on laws
• Private health care advocates are ramping up the rhetoric
• Safer Ontario Act will erode police legitimacy
• Dispelling common myths about human traffickin­g
• AJAC honours advancemen­ts
• Analyst sheds light on fluctuatin­g gas prices
• Craig Jackson reveals his love for racing
• The best ‘every day’ supercar
• Brand’s popularity increasing in the GTA
• ‘I changed the way the collecting world works’
• Let the planning begin
• Next front in tech firms’ war on misinforma­tion: bad medical advice
• Telsa customers want their deposits back
• Big Six banks’ upcoming results worry some analysts
• CRTC confirms telecoms using unacceptab­le sales practices
• SOUTHERN INVASION
• NOT FINE WITH FINE
• Digital ads to surpass print, TV for first time
• Bausch Health striving for balance
• CVS reports loss on long-term care facilities charge
• French Impression­ism GETS GRITTY
• INSPIRED WORK
• A good ship sailing in murky waters
• Canadian animator mines his childhood
• A true favourite — in Britain
• VISUAL ARTS
• City moves to protect Hearn site
• Anti-gun-violence plan is now largely unfunded
• PCs barely touch bill on police oversight
• Councillor calls for rules on smart city data collection
• Officer found guilty of assault
• Admitted pimp, gang leader gets 9 years
• Highrise prepares for no power
• Trucks leave muddy mess outside Kennedy station
• Therapy pups land at Pearson
• 14-year-old boy charged with first-degree murder
• Contenders walk a fine blue line
• PITCH FRAMING
• Gasol brothers postpone nostalgia trip
• Hoping to see Tulo on the regular
• Healthy Shoemaker is a good fit
• Galvis passes on No. 19 in homage to Joey Bats
• Ovie keeps eyes on ultimate goal
• Dermott follows Rielly flight path
• Carey feeling battle tested
• Diehards aren’t just along for the ride
• NCAA: Duke’s Williamson injures knee when Nike blows out
• St-Pierre taps out on his terms
• Cross-country skiing:
• Touring the natural beauty of Africa on two wheels
• SHIFTING OUR FOCUS
• A home away from home for creative minds
• Nuts, raisins, goodness circle these squares
• The first steps to training a new puppy
• Clean teeth keep the doggy dentist away
• My ‘bad boy’ fiancé embarrasse­s me ... what to do
• Three-pawed pit bull overcomes the odds

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