Toronto Star - 2020-02-10

• A 10-year journey from jail in U.S. to Ryerson law school
• Oilsands decision pits climate credibilit­y against concerns for Alberta’s economy
• Cost to fix Gardiner takes big bite out of city’s roads budget
• All their feats are paved with gold
• CANADIAN ROCK SOLID AT PEBBLE BEACH
• Pipeline protest felt across Canada
• Del Duca leads Liberal leadership race
• Teachers’ unions set to continue job action
• Passengers on edge aboard quarantine­d cruise ship
• Canada sends second plane to Wuhan
• Whole family in Wuhan contracts new coronaviru­s from grandmothe­r
• Millions left Wuhan before quarantine
• Lawyer missing after reporting on virus
• PM builds case for UN Security Council seat
• ‘Performanc­e crime’ and the quest for social media fame
• In Regina, labour movement makes a stand
• Canada calls for Iran to give up flight recorders
• Syrian army to continue campaign in rebel-held area
• Métis leader asks for keys to Indigenous building
• Two soldiers killed, six wounded in Afghanista­n attack, U.S. says
• Thai mourners pack morgue
• Hurricane-force winds pound U.K., Europe
• Swiss voters support ban on LGBTQ discrimina­tion
• In this race, it’s Bernie vs. Anyone But Bernie
• Two officers wounded in targeted Bronx shootings
• What it means to be Black in Canada
• City workers seek help in contract talks
• ‘Laughing gas’ cartridges litter Yonge St.
• Shale sediment turned Mimico Creek green
• Police wrong to seize hidden Airbnb camera, ruling states
• Two good ways to reduce illness
• Our economy depends on the success of newcomers
• Should taxpayers pay for dual citizens’ return to Canada?
• Putting men’s ‘wants’ ahead of women’s safety
• Dr. Li Wenliang and doing the right thing
• Case for more independen­t politician­s
• How has ‘Homeland’ survived so long?
• Dating can be challengin­g for non-drinkers
• ‘The Goop Lab’ treats fake science like the real thing
• How do I protect grieving friend from insensitiv­ity?
• Locusts bulk up in Somalia
• A rebel turned politician
• Cameroon’s elections threatened by violence
• The only constant has been winning
• Underdog narrative doesn’t fit this team
• Home truths
• Monetary matrimony
• Johnson embraces new role
• Masai’s future is always in play
• Russia offers vision of future league
• From best picture to best pitcher
• U.S. still has Canada’s number
• The surprising­ly low cost of retiring well
• This teacher wants the wedding of her dreams
• Ease your home reno and get thrifty
• How a vegan can end up investing in leather
• Keeping yourself and your wallet fit

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