Toronto Star - 2015-04-15

• Modi-mania, now available in Canada
• Why royals should hire me
• Wine sales in grocery stores put on ice
• PLAYOFF PREVIEW
• Canadian troops head to Ukraine in non-combat role
• Guitar Hero game is back and better than ever,
• Words of wisdom from Canada’s ’brainiest’ men,
• Reynolds’ run-in with a shutterbug stalker
• Auction blocked
• Meet the man who will be taking on Eve Adams
• Mandatory minimums on gun crime struck down
• Putin saves Harper after Supreme Court ruling
• Canadian ship tracked by Russian warplanes
• Ceasefire deal cracks as tensions reignite
• Thousands protest against updated sex education
• Premiers work toward climate of change
• See-no-Duffy, hear-no-Duffy Tories build support
• Hope fades for Nigeria’s missing girls
• UN warns of sexual violence as terror tactic
• China frees five jailed feminist activists
• The man and his mission in Canada
• A rebuke for ‘tough on crime’
• India’s rising star
• Budget law would favour the rich
• NDP-Liberal co-operation idea flawed
• Police set to backslide on racist carding policy
• Does Indian PM deserve a warm welcome in Canada?
• New era demands new safety nets
• Study casts doubt on PM’s jobs record
• Health charities trying bold new fundraisin­g tricks
• Why corporate U.S. cares about LGBTQ rights
• Organized criminal gangs of hackers caused company breaches to rise 23 per cent,
• Now for something different: the new non-profit model
• Report puts price tag on immigratio­n
• TSX inches higher on energy stocks
• Layoffs take a toll on Shaw net profit
• A born survivor
• COLD WAR TV
• Philip Glass wins the 11th Glenn Gould Prize
• Lagerfeld works a little magic in T.O.
• Toy Testing Council shutting down in June
• Dietary supplement­s are linked to cancer
• Breaking down the carbon monoxide alarm
• Combating the danger of CO poisoning in Ontario
• Alarm do’s and don’ts to protect your family
• Forget the ex; time to get out on your own
• Developer facing $6.5M lawsuit
• Public consultati­ons to begin on three options for the Gardiner
• PEST CONTROL
• Blair’s defence of carding torches legacy
• Doctor reinstated after court ruling
• Allen Rd. closes for next phase of LRT tunnelling
• Crumbling hydro boxes disgrace Richmond Hill
• Community council pushes lower speed limits
• Ousted trustees from Peel, Toronto mum on plans
• Law union vows court action over carding
• UPX sticker shock starting to wear off
• HOOP DREAMS
• RETURNING RAPTOR
• Kessel needs a push, but not out of town
• The turf, like the Jays, will improve with time
• Rapid rebuilds not exactly all that rare
• Senators’ assistant loses battle with cancer
• Pau Gasol putting up big numbers for Bulls
• Jan Oblak saves the day for Atletico

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