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
• WEATHER
• Rash of gun­fire feels too fa­mil­iar
• LOT­TER­IES
• ‘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
• Cal­gary killer gets 75 years with­out pa­role
• Is ‘deep state’ un­der­min­ing Trump?
• Cli­mate-change skep­tic Pruitt to lead EPA
• Pres­i­dent calls me­dia ‘the en­emy of the Amer­i­can peo­ple’ in lat­est at­tack
• 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
• Dial F for Fuehrer
• Princess ac­quit­ted
• 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’
• 1 mil­lion chil­dren need ur­gent aid in Ukraine
• 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
• THIS WEEK IN BUSI­NESS HIS­TORY
• Tur­bu­lent fi­nal three months for Air Canada
• 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
• > KEY CON­SID­ER­A­TIONS IN BAT­TLE BE­TWEEN MORT­GAGE AND RRSP
• 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
• High­land Creek: $490,000
• Mil­ton: $585,600
• 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
• Grammy boss says race not a prob­lem
• 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
• STARS
• Brit­ney and Jake
• NORTH OF 49 SO­LU­TION
• THE PRE­MIER SO­LU­TION
• 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
• Per­fect Lit­tle World, Kevin Wil­son
• AR­RIVALS
• WORD UN­DER THE STREET
• WHEN WE WERE ALONE By David A. Robert­son, il­lus­trated by Julie Flett (High­wa­ter, 32 pages, $18.95, ages 4-8)
• SAM SORTS (ONE HUN­DRED FA­VORITE THINGS) Writ­ten and il­lus­trated by Marthe Jo­ce­lyn (Tun­dra, 32 pages, $22.99, ages 3-7)
• OP­TI­MISTS DIE FIRST By Susin Nielsen (Tun­dra, 226 pages, $21.99, ages 12-14)
• TROU­BLE MAKES A COME­BACK By Stephanie Tromly (Kathy Daw­son Books, 298 pages, $23.99, ages 12 and up)
• A Very Queer Fam­ily In­deed: Sex, Reli­gion and the Ben­sons in Vic­to­rian Bri­tain, Si­mon Gold­hill
• The Girl in the Gar­den, Me­lanie Wal­lace
• This House is Mine, Dörte Hansen, trans­lated by Anne Stokes
• Sis­ters One, Two, Three, Nancy Star
• 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
• In praise of Josef Stalin
• 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
• 265
• $18M
• 701
• 22
• .382
• Why all play­ers qui­etly cheer for the Leafs . . .
• UFC: St-Pierre’s re­turn to the oc­tagon prom­ises some much-needed star power
• Game day: Ot­tawa Sen­a­tors at Maple Leafs
• FOUR SEC­ONDS FROM FIRST
• 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
• Nats star sees po­ten­tial in Te­bow’s boom­ing bat
• Switch catches McCutchen off guard
• Bro­ken foot knocks out Austin
• Brach records rare salary win
• 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
• A half-court shot, a full-court press
• Le­blanc, Sharp con­tend down un­der
• Sec­ond round ends with a snap
• Grif­fith stays hot, Mar­lies beat Moose
• Cana­dian McLeod back from in­jury
• 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
• > WHEN YOU GO
• Do­ing a calf scram­ble
• WHEN YOU GO
• What to do in Salt Lake City
• > WHEN YOU GO
• > WHEN YOU GO
• 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
• COR­REC­TIONS
• Ed­u­ca­tion is in spot­light at auto show
• > FAST FACTS
• Honda Civic Hatch­back reigns as a fan fave
• > FAST FACTS
• 2017 World Car of the Year fi­nal­ists an­nounced
• 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
• > FAST FACTS
• 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
• A bud­get for school trips, text­books
• Fi­nan­cial help for your child’s fu­ture

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