Toronto Star - 2022-02-17

• ‘He said I should drop the charges’
• Feds cite danger of ‘far-right’ activity
• Tories won’t cut hydro rates, watchdog says
• Trudeau under fire in raucous debate in Commons
• Emergencie­s Act a short-term fix
• Killed teen always had a ‘bright smile’
• Ontario to spend $35M on students
• Immigratio­n chief says digital system set up for backlog
• A larger-than-life philanthro­pist
• The city’s budget crunch
• Tory announces reopening of Toronto civic buildings
• Rogan strikes blow to wallets, health
• U.S. casts doubt on withdrawal claims
• Search for crew members called off
• Scapegoati­ng isn’t enough
• Transit is key to unlocking Port Lands
• Amnesty feeds the anti-Israel beast
• Age, income affect support for protest
• Is masking harmful to some students?
• Interest in her son may hide loneliness
• Trust in others rewarded in gold
• Teammates lift Sarault from dark place
• Sometimes it’s harder to lose than win
• Figure skating judge loves being on the hot seat
• Trent gets last laugh in win
• Flashy guards look to steal the show
• Silver questions New York vaccine rule
• ‘It’s a cool number:’ Crosby’s path to 500
• Marner’s play praised by coaches home and away
• Fleming steps into captain’s role
• WHY DRY-AGED FISH IS WORTH A TRY
• Filipino trend a pandemic must-try
• Scarboroug­h’s omakase sushi gem
• Salmon, for those who don’t want all the smoke
• Family of slain cinematogr­apher sues Baldwin, producers

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