Toronto Star - 2018-03-01

• The federal budget contained 6 items that position Ottawa for a promised crackdown
• One for the books: Arsonist leaves curious calling card
• MEASURES INTRODUCED IN THE BUDGET
• Taking a wrong turn to the right at PC debate
• ‘TAKE THE GUNS FIRST’
• ‘I USED HIM TO GET A DOCTOR’S NOTE’
• Gathering steam — and cash
• The man who wasn’t there
• MP exodus leaves Bloc Québécois in disarray
• Ozzy Osbourne replaces CDs stolen from delivery man
• Premature mortality rate drops in Ontario, study finds
• Emotional return to Florida high school
• Hope Hicks leaving Trump’s team
• Trump surprises with ‘take the gun first’ stance
• Churchgoer­s with AR-15 rifles hold commitment ceremony in Pennsylvan­ia
• Sled-dog race plagued by cruelty allegation­s
• Is orange the new red for PM’s Liberals?
• Time for Trudeau to take responsibi­lity
• Morneau downplays pharmacare strategy
• Ontario leaders ponder the power of youth vote
• Cloning means you never have to say goodbye to beloved Bow-Wow
• Slain Slovak journalist worked on mafia story
• Police must clear the air
• Our two solitudes
• Was police chief blaming the victims?
• Voters need clear info on party positions
• Canada vastly unprepared to process migrants, refugees
• Canada’s richest citizens give the least to charity
• Hoskins best minister of health in decades
• Canadian tech firms connect in Spain
• No help in budget for business
• Amazon drawn into gun-control debate
• RINGING IN A $1B DEAL
• Commercial-property deals set record at $43B
• NOT SEEING THE GREEN
• Torstar reports Q4 net income of $7.8M
• Store stops selling assault-style rifles
• Executive Appointmen­t
• Trump ‘willing to negotiate’ U.S. return to TPP: official
• Crypto frenzy sets off run to Hydro-Quebec
• The new home of new sounds
• It’s the TV finale 106 million people watched 35 years ago
• UNDERDOG RISING
• NBC backs Seacrest despite allegation­s
• Tambor assistant details alleged abuse
• Movie may get out the vote enough for Best Picture win
• Classic horror flicks that got passed over
• Glover’s stardom ready for take-off
• McMafia’s authentici­ty is compelling to watch
• VISUAL ARTS
• Newcomers lay foundation for steady employment
• TAKE IT TO THE STREET
• School fundraisin­g gap widening
• BMO to build new downtown ‘campus’
• Boy struck and killed ‘was taken far too early’
• Sick Kids in ‘crisis’ with busiest winter ever
• Break-and-enter charges dropped against Kouvalis and PC hopeful
• WHILE YOU WEREN’T LOOKING
• DANGEROUS GAME
• Smoak, maybe more fire
• IOC lifts ban against Russia
• All drawn up and no play to go
• LeBron now in a league of his own
• Wade speechless after shooting victim’s gesture
• Bettman says league OK with missing Olympics
• Challenge comes to Champions
• Clubs back in search of talent
• Nationals trying to get over playoff hump
• Jays: Biagini the first to go three innings
• Oscar-worthy travel to inspire your next vacation
• LOSING THE CONNECTION
• Fun and stylish Bullitt hotel fit for McQueen
• Smarter ways to open a jar
• Feeling frazzled? Ways to put life in that dry winter hair
• Understand­ing cravings can help control them
• Methods to help handle a ‘quitter’
• #MeToo story tells how a mother failed her child
• Get creative to teach kids food facts
• STARS JACQUELINE BIGAR

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