Toronto Star - 2021-02-13

• ‘This is just not fair’: 14-year-old girl’s shooting adds to neighbourh­ood’s trauma
• Back in the game
• Variant could cause major spike in cases, model shows,
• ‘CONFIDENTI­AL’
• Cry her a river. No, really — we owe Britney Spears an apology
• B.1.1.7 variant cases growing quickly
• Pfizer to rush Canadian vaccine order, PM says
• How am I handling COVID-19? Mostly angrily
• Regions get provincial OK to start reopening
• N.L. axes in-person vote night before election
• What you need to know about T.O.’s vaccine campaign
• March break can wait; coronaviru­s, not so much
• Whether by land or air, travellers to Canada must test negative
• Crackdown at border is long overdue,
• Spring election is more illusive than imminent
• Indigenous couple sues B.C. health authority
• Who knows what would have changed Republican minds
• Trump gets the defence he was clamouring for
• Jails emptied, but refilled as 2nd wave hit
• Danforth mass shooting victims have right to sue gun maker, judge says
• Liberals to introduce new gun-control legislatio­n
• Biden to reverse Trump’s Cuba policy
• UN body adopts watered-down text on Myanmar coup
• Russia ready to cut EU ties in case of new sanctions
• ‘We shouldn’t have followed him’
• Pickering blockades challenge first use of new zoning law
• TTC wins fight to display badge numbers
• Province may be open to retaining elements of foundry
• Why shouldn’t Overlea Bridge be a nice place?
• Jammed trash bins send yuck factor sky-high for neighbours
• 34 affordable rental units created in Regent Park
• Ontario promises ‘robust’ testing in schools
• Opening things up doesn’t solve problem
• Grammy-winning jazzman rewrote book
• Doubling down on the downtown
• Highway economics
• What is Bezos’ legacy?
• Skies are looking a little clearer
• Meng opens new front in court
• Elon Musk is offering an eyecatchin­g incentive to create new ways to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere: $100 million (U.S.).
• BCE is bigger than its media rival Rogers, but how much of an edge does that give it? The Faceoff.
• Canadian securities regulators have given their OK for the debut of North America’s first bitcoin ETF.
• Next data giant to watch may be Loblaw
• Australian report lays bare need to rein in Google
• For clean tech, 2021 could be year of ‘Yes’
• Don’t flatten brewers with perpetual tax hikes on beer
• WHAT THEY GOT
• A SELECTION OF VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSES IN THE GTA
• Even at home we can save the world
• Volcanic overlords in a land of poetry
• The age of the alpaca
• Make Black History Month a starting point for curiosity
• A chance encounter brought all the emotions streaming back
• When ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ became a minstrel show
• The more I thought about that commercial, the stranger it felt
• Can long-distance romance work in a pandemic?
• Unlocking the human power of fairy tales
• Charity begins at home
• > BESTSELLER­S
• Two White Queens and the OneEyed Jack, by Heidi von Palleske (Dundurn Press)
• Living with Vision Loss
• Research Makes Great Strides in Solving a Stem Cell Mystery
• In the Midst of the Pandemic, Vision Health Policy Is Evolving
• Preventabl­e Vision Loss Due to the Pandemic
• Partially-Sighted Reporter Speaks from the Heart to the Community
• The heart-opening power of cacao
• Let one of these wines become your new crush
• Can I pull off pearls like Kamala?
• Montreal Symphony Orchestra’s unanimous choice
• 1950s Stompin’ Tom Connors sketch generates artistic buzz
• A normal date or a Valentine’s surprise …
• Seven ways to spice up your pandemic Valentine’s Day date night
• Pregnant at 36? It’s not too old; it’s just how it is
• I love my wife, but she won’t wear stockings during sex
• THREE YEARS AFTER HIS BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT, TYLER REMAINS IN REMISSION
• Present fashion trend is a step into the past
• Can’t ski? Join the ‘fat biking’ craze
• The insider’s guide to Kitchener
• Choo-choo-choose your own adventure
• Designing for buyers’ futures
• $1.9M townhouse with condo benefits
• Refinement comes at a price
• Count on our brave winter birds
• McCallion always had a vision for Mississaug­a’s success
• Six tips for a pro-style paint job
• > WHAT THEY GOT: CONDOS
• Setting a stage for Big Sky Country
• What to do if your items are damaged
• This babiest of Benzes is a cool, fast master of understate­ment
• Don’t make the racers be the losers in this fight
• A race to the middle
• Will America learn from its flirtation with fascism?
• Lack of paid sick leave fails vulnerable workers
• Biden takes fresh look across the Pacific
• CITATION PLEASE
• Pope seeks ‘Copernican revolution’ for economy
• As variants spread, so do reinfectio­n fears
• ‘My name is Joe and I’m a recovering QAnoner’
• Houston, it’s getting a little crowded up here
• Canadians need a strong media sector to fight virus
• Is it time to bury the idea of a universal basic income?
• NO It will change society as medicare did
• We shouldn’t be reopening
• No sympathy for isolating snowbirds
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Fighting for Tokyo dream
• The North is not a simple division
• It’s under and out for Shapo
• New reality coming at Canadiens fast
• Leafs’ strong start has its foundation in the defence
• Around hockey: Canucks giving Canadiens a boost, more teams allow fans
• Watt, Texans mutually agree to split
• Argos: Hughes ready to anchor ‘hungry’ veteran defensive line
• Anunoby’s return brings questions
• Spieth continues to get his groove back
• Bringing virtual education to life
• VIRTUAL INSIGHT
• CREATIVE LEARNING
• SMCS GRADS GET STARTUP BOOST FROM THEIR ALMA MATER
• SCHOOL MAINTAINS EXCELLENCE DURING THE PANDEMIC

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