Toronto Star - 2022-02-18

• Inside alleged plot to kill police
• Tories send warning as debate over act begins
• Ottawa sued over Emergencie­s Act
• Ontario could lift its indoor mask mandates in March
• Toronto’s library system is set to scrap late fines
• City budget passes with $1.4B shortfall, tax hike
• Bike Share kicks it into high gear
• One mutation and goodbye good news
• Ontario to resume EQAO testing for grades 3 and 6
• Inuk actor alleges discrimina­tion at hospital
• Minister says Canada has limited capacity to boost troops in Europe
• Threat level ‘very high,’ Biden warns
• Biden would be delighted to be wrong about Putin
• Floods leave over 100 dead in Brazil
• Leaving behind a sweet legacy
• National crisis, national answer
• Tories rise in Quebec during lockdown
• Where should we stand on the Emergencie­s Act?
• Conflict is inevitable, war is not
• Is our national security at risk?
• No need to rush into a career, author says
• Wattpad CEO unveils ‘grand plan’ for future
• G-20 finance leaders urged to work together for recovery
• Saudi Arabia keeps lid on oil output
• CANADIAN STYLE SPOTLIGHT
• Valieva’s fall from grace is complete
• Sharpe, Karker give Canada two more medals
• Gold quest a ‘whisker’ short for both Gushue and Jones
• Ritchie’s status is complicate­d
• Achiuwa ready for his breakout

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