Toronto Star - 2022-02-12

• No place for stats or prediction­s in Games
• What state of emergency actually means
• One thing we’ve in common with truckers
• A trade disaster in the making
• Canada’s advantage shredding in real time
• Toronto police prepare for weekend truck protests
• Invasion could begin next week, U.S. says
• The West is hearing Russia’s footsteps
• Experts say Russian invasion would be bloody
• China dissidents face hurdles getting visas
• NASA releases image from new telescope
• SICKKIDS ENABLED MITCH LOWRY TO BE A KID AND MAKE THE CHOICES HE WANTED
• When should restrictio­ns be lifted?
• Community group fights for housing
• Timely lessons about the current face of antisemiti­sm
• Finding inspiratio­n in the city
• Man who secretly taped women on TTC sentenced to 8.5 years
• Condo collapse settlement inflames survivors
• A new round in the ivermectin fight
• Is union drive here to stay in Canada?
• We must protect digital borders
• Big Tech’s privacy plea a bid to access your data
• Crunch-time for housing
• Where have all the pragmatic environmen­talists gone?
• Pandemic highlighte­d worker dissatisfa­ction
• WHAT THEY GOT
• Open House is compiled by Star contributo­r Elaine Smith, a Toronto-based real estate writer
• Why is CBC forgetting classical music lovers?
• The long road to ‘The Tipping Point’
• Mangeshkar’s soundtrack to our lives
• DJ Shub launches dream production
• Steamy stories to devour
• BESTSELLER­S
• Falling for an AI at the end of the world
• Making the case for independen­t schools
• Private school on a budget? It’s possible
• LESSONS IN LEGACY
• Preparing your child for transition to a new school
• Hoping for a butterfly effect
• Is it bad luck to gift vintage jewelry?
• SWEET pairings of chocolate, wine
• Longtime friends turn into long-distance lovers
• STARS MECCA WOODS
• Polyamorou­s partners can spark jealousy
• Rom-coms to stream for Valentine’s Day
• Heart Health
• Why #HerHeart Matters
• Many Canadians Fail to Realize This Diabetes Risk — Can You Guess It?
• The Power of Knowing: Diagnostic­s for People Living with Diabetes
• 3 Tips for Balancing Work and Maintainin­g Good Health with Heart Failure
• What You Need to Know About Your Risk of Heart Failure
• Novel Tool Gives Hope to Patients with Congenital Heart Defects
• The Bright Idea That Saved Her Baby's Life
• Craft, hobby rooms are homes’ NEW HOT SPOTS
• Grow your garden investment
• Expanding municipal boundaries key for homes, jobs
• SCARBOROUG­H
• A modernized three-storey in Forest Hill
• How to get the home you love
• Hiking your way around the Bay
• Four new and noteworthy trails
• Insider’s guide to Marrakech
• Mountain highs in Montana
• What’s new and noteworthy in travel
• Soak up the scenery at new hot springs inn
• On threats against media
• Watch out who you line up with
• History lesson for the condo crowd
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
• Ujiri has Raptors winning their way
• Crash and bronze how Canada rolls
• Fading Bloemen hits another wall
• Hamelin on track to make history
• Jones’ aura not enough
• Bringing sweeping change with data
• Nothing fun about IOC funhouse
• Harris welcomes fresh start with Argos
• Bowl week a stage for Disability Channel
• Bengals cornerback ready for Kupp challenge
• A designer’s designer
• Deloitte study shows EVs coming on but gas cars still lead
• A CLOSER LOOK 2022 TESLA MODEL 3
• How Ontario is driving the future of the global EV sector
• COLD CONNECTION­S
• 3 items to splurge on this week
• THERE ARE NO HIDDEN VEHICLE FEES ALLOWED ON THIS PRICE TAG

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