Toronto Star - 2021-02-23

• ROUGH LANDING
• GPs left in dark about their role in next stage of campaign
• Federal pension plan invested millions in U.S. private prisons
• How ‘conspiracy theory’ in India made Canadian an online target
• ‘We can no longer ignore this. We must call it for what it is: a genocide’
• New travel rules come too late but they’re the right move. Now let’s not botch the vaccine rollout. Cohn,
• One side of Steeles is back in business as York reopens,
• Health Canada nearing final approval of vaccine from AstraZenec­a and Oxford, medical chief says,
• Biden gives emotional address as U.S. mourns 500,000 deaths,
• Internatio­nal arrivals down more than 90% since last year,
• ‘Road map’ for collaborat­ion on U.S.-Canada agenda
• Toronto wants $187,000 from rebel owner
• Manitoba tightens COVID-19 restrictio­ns
• It’s a good time to keep our politics in perspectiv­e
• Project aims to help skilled immigrants find success
• A serious job needs a serious hiring process
• Commons committee censures firearms group for comments
• Garland vows sharp focus on Capitol riot
• Stop tearing down perfectly good buildings
• Judge defends role in advocacy group
• Will council stay the course on its slow police reform?
• Tory blasts alleged highrise bottle tossers
• Heritage site isn’t sold, province says
• Cop acquitted of theft from dead man
• Pick a lane on China
• When it comes to long-term care, the personal is political
• Texans have a right to warmth
• Black Canadians want leadership, not lip service
• Andersen and offence no-shows
• Introducin­g the $340M man
• Dermott gets chance to step up
• Coaches’ vote is no slam dunk
• MLB: Mariners president resigns after outcry over ‘highly disturbing’ remarks
• Breakaway Blog: Matthews, McDavid push each other as they chase Hart
• Panarin denies allegation­s of attack
• Shift is second nature for Semien
• Competitor­s drawn to diversions in bubble
• Golf: Choi’s back, LPGA match play set for desert
• Readers speak up en masse in favour of going to Florida
• Trying to fix the earth
• Nav Canada says layoffs would put lives at risk
• Are you avoiding the dentist?
• Keeping their traditions alive
• Canada’s airline fleets are not affected by Boeing’s recommenda­tion to ground its 777 aircraft as the type of engine involved in the weekend incident is not used by Canadian carriers.
• When Canada’s big banks report their quarterly financial results this week, analysts will be looking for hints into the executives’ views of the economic recovery from COVID-19.
• TC Energy Corp. won’t sweetening its bid to buy out other unitholder­s of TC PipeLines LP, a U.S. master limited partnershi­p it operates.
• The easing of lockdown restrictio­ns in Canada is propelling a surge in consumer confidence levels.
• Canada’s Just Energy Group Inc. lost about $250 million from the recent Texas energy crisis.
• India’s top court delivers a legal victory to Amazon
• Goodyear agrees to buy Cooper Tire for about $2.8B
• Microsoft backs push for news payments
• England lockdown lift begins — slowly
• Robinhood bulks up its live customer support
• FREDRIK STEFAN EATON
• Docuseries tries to get to truth of abuse accusation­s
• Strategic antibody tests part of immunity tool kit
• U.K. human challenge trial questioned
• Tips on caring for that slobbery smile
• Munch may have gotten the last word in
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY

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