Toronto Star - 2012-03-08

• A little too hip for the fashion world?
• Province eyes streamline­d tuition fees
• $40M gift to Sick Kids for ‘children around the world’
• CN at odds with union over voice recorders
• A flawed mom’s heartbreak no less real
• 20% of Toronto’s recycling winds up dumped in landfill
• INTERNATIO­NAL WOMEN’S DAY
• KIDNAPPING FOILED
• Women of colour still scarce in local boardrooms,
• Web discovers warlord after 25 years of terror
• Strike looming at Air Canada
• Solar storms pose risk of blackouts
• The new race for space
• Hudak takes caucus on wild transit ride
• ORNGE executive demoted
• Lawyer quits missing women case
• Pay freeze for MPPS extended two years
• Expert warns Ontario to prepare for climate change
• Tory core unmoved by scandal
• PM backs more powers for Elections Canada
• Toronto’s late attempt to soften EU trade deal
• Lego dashes dreams of Habitat 67 immortalit­y
• Reclusive twins’ death ‘an enigma’
• ‘Endgame’ near on Big Bang theory
• New star steals Gandhi’s thunder
• ‘Mass assassinat­ion’ in Syria
• FEW RESIDENTS LEFT AS UN VISITS BABA AMR
• Rememberin­g Ike’s era differentl­y
• Protecting young brains
• An Afghan sellout
• Let’s change the fat channel
• The Harper wannabe
• Brian, I’m sorry
• Canadians tied to fake cancer drug probe in U.S.
• Open-pit graphite mine restarts near Huntsville
• Tax tips for students
• Apple loses momentum
• Another day, another tablet
• Happy with ipad 2? Don’t upgrade
• Housing prices expected to cool
• BMO brings back 2.99% five-year mortgage
• Tim Hortons wants cup o’ joe couples
• Hopes for U.S. stimulus lift TSX
• Ford CEO gets $58.3M reward
• From page to screen to major mob scene
• Andrea Martin pulls out of Genies hosting gig
• Ron Hynes keeps the ‘demons’ at bay
• A feast of dance
• BAR OF THE WEEK: BLOKE & 4TH
• THE WEEK MARCH 8 TO 14
• VISUAL ARTS
• Top 5 must-sees at TIFF’S Thrones exhibit
• Best year ever for Canadian film?
• It’s worth the climb to top of stairs
• The music video approach to Shakespear­e
• Georgina clears outdoor air
• Patient’s fatal shooting unnecessar­y, ex-cop says
• Dangerous offender
• How Mayor Ford can regain his swing
• ‘Wet house’ shouldn’t close, protesters say
• Markham, counsellor­s sued over lewd game
• This little piggy goes to market on Friday
• Accused man’s hands ‘all bloody’
• Councillor may go to mental health court
• Broadcast of dying officer’s call didn’t breach privacy, council says
• Right-turn ban seems wrong
• Uniting to bridge the gaps
• Acquiring a new pet is no walk in the park
• Shortening makes a comeback
• Sweet on Hart
• Questions of faith need some answering
• Scandinavi­a’s Sami see hope in Hebrew revival
• YOUR STARS
• The skinny on GOOD FAT
• An intelligen­t investment in a better world
• Celebratin­g rights by facing today’s challenges
• Repairing the soul
• Seek empowermen­t
• Measuring the effects of motivation
• SEIZE THE CONFIDENCE
• A new perspectiv­e on opportunit­y
• Offering a fighting chance
• Reds give fans show — and reason for hope
• The joy of Sox
• Colts might rue day they made Manning cry
• Raptors set season highs in points, field-goal percentage to surprise Rockets,
• Dimanno no Cherry fan,
• Lupul out long-term,
• Draw disappoint­s sellout crowd
• Messi scores 5 goals as Barcelona romps
• Marlies unite in praise of Eakins
• Penguins honour Le Magnifique with statue
• Gustavsson ‘gave us a chance,’ Carlyle says
• Ontario’s Howard playoff-bound
• Bounties common in CFL
• Old Time Jamaica
• St. Patrick’s Day around the world
• Canadians’ dream destinatio­ns
• JUST THE FACTS
• Big Bird’s big deals at Beaches

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