Toronto Star - 2021-02-26

• MARY’S ABOUT TO TURN 106. WISH HER A HAPPY BIRTHDAY
• Shift in vaccine strategy could save more lives: report
• Nanny gives weary city a lift: ‘Exactly what you would think of when you think about a hero’
• Law firm apologizes for posting anti-Black stereotype­s
• ■ Top doc grilled over LTC response,
• Election law gives list of all voters to white nationalis­t party,
• ■ Experts divided on naming workplaces where a COVID-19 outbreak occurs,
• ■ Thunder Bay fights surge in cases,
• Special committee urges Ottawa act over Hong Kong
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• Fair fares: Cabbies want more support
• Ontario law would double donation limits
• Zoom diplomacy means speedy meet and greets, not just virtual
• Cyber-defence workers vote to go on strike
• Singh won’t support a Tory minority
• Bikeless NDP leader predicts a spring election cycle
• Military reeling as new defence chief steps aside amid allegation­s
• Capitol police chief faults pre-riot intelligen­ce
• Italy’s Lombardy region desperate for vaccines
• Diverse group of cities have highest rates of gay households
• Universiti­es seek help with $1 billion in COVID costs
• Dozens in Peel settle lockdown charges before trial
• Don’t blame shoppers, blame the government
• City plows missed 92-year-old’s sidewalk. So I got to digging
• Two OPP officers charged in tow-truck corruption investigat­ion
• The need for alternativ­es to opioids for teenagers
• Slow, uneven and uncertain
• An end to Canada’s independen­t foreign policy
• Defining genocide doesn’t help
• A generation of congestion
• The two faces of William Nylander
• A feeling of calm is starting to settle in
• Deadened baseball might affect Biggio the most
• ‘Good things come to an end:’ Tim and Sid bid farewell
• Rookie Peterson moves into next round
• Weir contending again on Champions circuit
• Relationsh­ip with fiancé needs healing after jabs
• > STARS MADALYN ASLAN
• Coalition plans push for cheaper internet
• Real estate to stay hot through 2021, CMHC says
• Treat yourself to some whimsy
• Three Scarboroug­h brothers have co-founded a Black-owned venture capital firm to invest in
• The Dairy Farmers of Canada
• Loblaw Cos. Ltd.
• Moderna’s vaccine deals top $18 billion
• Stellantis seeks U.K. support to overhaul plant
• Australia leads way with recovery
• From a Trinidad rainforest to an Ontario blizzard
• Funeral director says music helps release emotions of job
• The beauty edit
• The water bottle that won’t leave you alone
• Up close with bears, seals and muskox

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