Toronto Star - 2015-02-27

• The kid who couldn’t miss
• Six Quebec teens fall to lure of jihad
• Income inequality threatens Toronto
• Report card ‘edu-babble’ gets an F for frustratio­n
• Over and out
• Facebook offers fill-in-the-blank option for users,
• City comes together at visitation for toddler,
• Rosie DiManno
• ‘Jihadi John’ unmasked
• Mapping terror
• GOP throws red meat to the hard right
• Fahmy’s case takes another surreal turn before retrial
• Talks on missing native women a ‘beginning’
• Aboriginal­s committed to pushing issue beyond an impasse
• Premier feels heat on patronage
• Former mayor appointed to Greenbelt panel
• Bill looks to ease grip of LCBO, Beer Store
• Giant portrait of Queen heads home
• Military questions father of convicted man in Parsons case
• Ukraine, rebels pull back heavy weapons
• South Korean court abolishes law banning extramarit­al affairs
• Namibian town could end up with !odd# name
• Argentine cover-up allegation­s dismissed
• Tories move to shorten study of contentiou­s terrorism bill
• Captured women long for escape from Islamic State
• Start crafting a new law
• Follow the money
• ‘Back off,’ Elijah fund cynics told
• Let Parliament start debate on doctor-assisted dying
• More sex education, please!
• Talk about a con job
• ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM
• Turning the lens on campus rapists — and how to stop them
• Rain, divorce, journalism and a disappoint­ing love story
• Actress plays both genders as Kate and Nate
• Cinderella’s fashionabl­e remake
• A chilling look back on Africa
• Small town of Midland plays a Grand host
• Even kinky women get the blues
• Girlhood is an honest portrait of the restless ennui of youth
• The Lazarus Effect’s plot should be left unexhumed
• Float like an elephant, sting like a bee
• DVD REVIEWS
• Can-do spirit at the heart of community’s growth
• Council misled on land deal, lawsuit claims
• Everyday errand to the store ends in excruciati­ng tragedy
• Scarboroug­h’s RT to get a facelift and mechanical update
• REACHING A NEW LEVEL
• Training helps level the field for youth
• Young, jobless — and he’s not alone
• Secure employment elusive for laid-off worker
• Kale + brussels sprouts = Kalettes
• WHAT IF A TORONTO HOTEL CAME TO VEGAS?
• Canadian designer basks in best of Milan
• Hearty salmon teriyaki at Tokyo Kitchen for $8
• Trend-spotter on an endless hunt for cool
• The Atlantic eatery gets sober
• Move on to discover the passion you crave in a relationsh­ip
• Saunders mishap exposes Jays’ lack of depth
• Blue Jay outfield: Anthopoulo­s weighs options
• Angels mum about Hamilton’s struggles, but offer support
• Bernier bails out Leafs vs. Flyers
• Leafs hope Sill more than a 24/7 sensation
• Panthers land Jagr, 43, from Devils … prolific D-man Brennan returns to Marlies
• ‘Trash’ Lowry beats himself up over recent play
• Afghan team celebrates its first win
• CIBC, TD dividends rise on profits
• BMO continues its ‘unique relationsh­ip’ with TFC
• Canadian Tire shares hit record
• Shoppers stores help to increase Loblaw profits
• Sears narrows losses as it sheds assets amid sales downturn
• FCC forces Internet providers to act in ‘public interest’
• Ford Edge creates 400 Oakville jobs
• Union blasts Air Canada as talks falter
• Bloomberg TV ventures north of the border
• Time will tell if Apple event a sneak preview of iWatch
• Robust earnings modestly lift TSX
• U.S. arrest may verify BlackBerry sales leak

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