Toronto Star - 2017-02-18

• The real architect behind T.O.’s tower struggle
• Elgie steps down amid uproar over racial slur
• Fear, intimidati­on and evictions in our so-called Sanctuary City
• NEW ‘PARENTING’ TREND TAKES ROOT
• Rash of gunfire feels too familiar
• ‘Biggest heart you can imagine’
• Spence launches legal fight
• Online pedophile hunters may be misguided
• In what world is it laughable to drive a bus for a living?
• Inquest called in death of indigenous artist
• More than one way to pull our military weight
• Russia plans to undercut Canadian mission
• Overdose death highlights gaps in city services
• Pride Toronto announces new executive director
• Drama class ‘drug skit’ goes too far
• Grits didn’t raid pension plans
• Is ‘deep state’ underminin­g Trump?
• Hate group claims ‘direct line’ to White House
• What is the Ontario Municipal Board?
• Fourteen arrested in fraud scheme
• N. Korean volcano could be key to killing
• Pyongyang to reject autopsy results of Kim Jong Nam
• Despite charges, Brazil’s Lula eyes political comeback
• Ecuador election will decide Assange’s fate
• Pakistan goes on offensive after Daesh targets Sufi shrine
• ‘They’re going to kill me in my bathroom’
• Apple shines despite shaky results
• How to choose the right RRSP for your goals
• Dozing testers prompt push for full auto autonomy
• STAYING STRONG
• Unilever rejects Kraft Heinz bid
• Airbnb aiming to be travel behemoth
• Olive oil will suffer worldwide shortage
• Enjoy happy hour with your furry friends
• Airport’s $65M facility is for dogs . . . and horses
• Virtual reality offers ‘test drive’ of travel destinatio­ns
• Choose the goal with the better ROI
• Crucial next steps toward that nest egg
• To borrow or not to borrow an RRSP loan
• Financial freedom with a magic number
• TIPS TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR RRSP
• House brings open concept inside and out
• Some analysts are sounding a note of caution
• The future is finally now for Denis Villeneuve
• GETTING WRONGS RIGHT
• FROM MUCHMUSIC TO THE OSCARS IN 20 SHORT YEARS
• Rookie shows range over four songs in debut EP
• O’Leary’s fame is weak, not wonderful
• Standing tall as an alpha woman
• Fun Dahl production adapted for younger kids
• Survive February with unsightly Firks
• Should you take a puppy to the dog park?
• Birthday bucks can be shared guilt-free
• Serving up a compromise on Peking duck dish for one
• Britney and Jake
• PERFECT PAIRINGS FROM GROCERY STORE
• > TIPS FROM TOP INSTAGRAM PLANT PARENTS
• Husband seems a bit too intrigued by waitress
• A restrained cast of displaced people
• Account of pathologis­t’s scandal
• Man’s trip with a broken heart
• WORD UNDER THE STREET
• Shining a light on Toronto’s untold stories
• Time-travelling moron leads exploratio­n of the good life
• A final farewell, embracing the future
• OLD BRUNNY, NEW BRAND
• Roof repairs have school concerned about disruption­s
• It’s time to wake up Toronto, and fix our funding problem
• Will the city continue to deny urbanity?
• Fighting GTA’s sprawl with urban farms
• Local farmers changing the game
• City to hold meeting about 311 and SeeClickFi­x
• Re-energizing power of nature
• These flowers grow best planted from seed
• GTA keeps growing, but housing supply is dwindling
• A driving force diversifie­s interior design
• Choice is king in fixtures and finishes
• Balcony smokers likely violating legislatio­n
• It’s all downhill for this design
• Buyers and agents approach resident in hot neighbourh­ood
• A confusion of Conservati­ves
• American racism: The man who fought back
• CLOUD? MOTH? PSYCHOSIS?
• APARTHEID’S LAST STAND
• WHY LEGO HURTS
• STATUS UPDATES
• CITATION PLEASE
• Few object to village’s ‘war’ on Muslim immigratio­n
• What’s at stake for U.K. gamblers
• The attention seeker
• The Red Tory
• The divisive diplomat
• The libertaria­n
• The tough guy
• The would-be uniter
• The celebrity
• The eastern hope
• The banker
• The tax reformer
• The social conservati­ve (1)
• The diversity champion
• The two faces of the Conservati­ve party
• The continuity candidate
• The social conservati­ve (2)
• Don’t make the most vulnerable wait
• The facts on ‘fake news’
• Blood is in the water
• Paying MDs more won’t help
• Problem in York bigger than Elgie
• Handshake seen around the world
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• WINDOW OF OPPORTUNIT­Y
• BURNING RUBBER
• Bautista offers Jays full value
• Leafs trying to push JVR’s buttons
• Why all players quietly cheer for the Leafs . . .
• UFC: St-Pierre’s return to the octagon promises some much-needed star power
• DeRozan has a handle on our political be-leafs
• Obituary: Colourful George (The Animal) Steele was ‘one of a kind performer’
• Happ starts fresh with 20-20 vision
• MUSTANGS BRING BACK HAPPY MEMORIES
• Virtue and Moir soar, but Chan slips
• Flight delay can’t stop Hirscher’s slalom win
• Homan foursome has eye on Olympics
• The City of Angels
• PEDAL FOR PINTS
• SAILING INTO THE EXTRAORDIN­ARY
• A slice of adventure at dinner
• L.A. PLACES THAT HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH MOVIES
• Doing a calf scramble
• What to do in Salt Lake City
• GET UP, CLIMB UP AND LOOK UP
• jewel A crown
• Celebratin­g 50 years of Grand Prix racing in Canada
• Racing legend’s winter driving tips
• TOP 10 CHEAPEST CARS TO OWN OVER 5 YEARS
• Education is in spotlight at auto show
• Honda Civic Hatchback reigns as a fan fave
• > FAST FACTS
• Elantra GT gains some European flair for 2018
• Zooming around London in an old Mini
• California’s Porsche Experience Center worth a visit
• Refreshed crossover a sound, affordable choice
• 10 CARS THAT CAN’T CATCH NEW DODGE DURANGO
• Open minded for the open house
• Class trips become life experience­s
• Broadened by a curriculum of many cultures
• STEM FLOURISH
• Discoverin­g sanctuary for unique learners

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