Toronto Star - 2017-03-08

• BORDER CRACKDOWN?
• Lawyers’ ‘double-dipping’ goes to court
• Belleville teacher guilty of sex crimes against students
• WikiLeaks claims CIA can use TVs for spying
• KITCHEN REVOLUTION
• The Star’s view:
• U.S. House sets date for Russia hearings,
• Province rolls out anti-racism strategy
• Doug Ford calls scandal movie ‘hurtful’
• Bomb threat evacuates Jewish centre
• Don’t forget to read the fine print
• Ontario’s schools at risk
• Oosterhoff easily wins nomination challenge
• Cider makers, distilleri­es to receive provincial aid
• Crown appealing cabbie’s acquittal
• Murdered women inquiry vague on support for families
• Canada’s scientific research needs to be more agile
• Manitoba MP makes bid for NDP leadership
• Refugee acceptance rate has jumped in 4 years
• EU mulls creating nuclear program
• U.S. deployment of missile system sparks tension
• North Korea misunderst­ood: There’s method in the madness.
• UN chief appeals for help
• Rhinoceros shot, killed for horn at wildlife park
• Green light for Melbourne’s female pedestrian signal
• Clear the obstacles
• Let’s take care of our own needy
• Dental therapists could broaden oral care
• NDP hydro plan gives money to citizens, not banks
• The power of women role models
• Power of attorney laws need change, group says
• MPs to vote on genetic testing after heavy lobbying effort
• Mining the future with virtual reality
• Wynne will have to mop up messy tomato industry fight
• SINGING THE BLUES
• Canada set to grow 2.4%, OECD says
• Group suggests there’s economic disconnect
• CSX: BACK ON TRACK?
• Pharma stock swallow loss after Trump’s pricing tweet
• Exports hit record at $46.5B as trade-surplus streak continues
• Williams-Sonoma invites guests to spend the night
• A RECORD OF ACTIVISM
• How a 320-year-old play inspired a work about millennial­s
• A scary flash of what’s on the horizon
• PLAYING OUT ROM-COM TROPES IN REAL LIFE
• Homeland to improve its depictions of Muslims
• Film tells story of 1940s couple who hid Jews in zoo
• Dive hand-first into a plate of Indian food
• Canada’s liquid gold makes everything better
• Getting back to French basics
• Why not milk an oat?
• Roald Dahl would approve of kid-friendly menu
• Friend’s complaints getting hard to handle
• Students hold fundraiser for girl who survived fire
• TTC extends Wheel-Trans eligibilit­y
• Scarboroug­h subway passes crucial hurdle
• POOL POTTY?
• Residents given choice on how to fill Elgie seat
• Leafs beat playoff drive heat
• STAR TRACK: THE NEXT GENERATION
• Pompey covering all the bases
• Jays think Morales can fill big shoes — size Double-E
• NHLers like some of the rule proposals shot down by GMs, and more LeafsWings,
• Bozak line provides the needed lift
• Curling: Defending Brier champs win with alternate as Hebert rests
• Raptors take talent to South Beach
• Jays play it safe, Travis iffy for opening day
• Weir lends hand 10 years after stunning Tiger

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