Toronto Star - 2016-04-12

• Where have all the girls gone?
• Premier unveils sweeping reforms on fundraisin­g
• Chain café ‘a slap in the face’ for city
• ONE HOT HABANERA
• Toronto Catholic board’s sick-day strategy backfires
• No. 1 Canadian team
• Clicking around
• Tabloids in a tizzy over court ban
• Trump’s children ‘didn’t register in time’ to vote
• 90-year-old to keep job she’s held for 70 years
• How one woman’s testimony led to The death of Europe’s most wanted terrorist
• Saeed Malekpour, left behind as Iranian prisoner
• Zika tied to another adult brain disease
• China’s first transgende­r job discrimina­tion case in court
• Ottawa on hunt for tax dodgers
• British PM clashes with opposition over tax leaks
• Indigenous child mourned
• Trudeau to formally apologize for Sikh tragedy
• Hundreds contest Lac-Mégantic payments
• Mulcair’s irrational road to nowhere
• Divisive leadership vote fuels anger in NDP’s Alberta wing
• Gluten-free canary seed ruled safe for humans
• Premier should listen to good-faith proposals
• Time to shame tax dodgers
• Mind the gaps
• Priced out of his local housing market
• Two takes on value of payday lenders
• Proposed campaign spending rules a threat to democracy
• Don’t bury the dream of power
• NDP faces redundancy
• A FEW GOOD MEN WANTED
• Learning to be happy by yourself
• Play adds depth to tale of violence, death
• Exploring culture, a second act and a move into a third dimension
• American Idol was all about the fans
• Want power, forgivenes­s? Here’s your opera
• Dorothy’s stunning voice shines a light on her character
• LESSONS FROM A YEAR OF EXTREME PRODUCTIVI­TY
• > CHRIS BAILEY’S PRODUCTIVI­TY LAB
• How to make the most of ‘medium talk’
• > MEDIUM-TALK TIPS
• Husband should protect wife from nasty in-laws
• The power of a role model
• DOCTOR ON TRIAL
• Math failing to make the grade
• Battling cystic fibrosis and beating the odds, big time
• Skyrocketi­ng costs force many to forgo lawyers
• Report suggests non-police can direct traffic
• Liberals open to reviewing ban on paid sperm donation, MP says
• Expansion of Union bus terminal stuck in limbo
• Future of math adds fun, noise
• Barricades linger around long-filled hole
• Family lifts veil on an ‘unspeakabl­e tragedy’
• Woman accused in PATH stabbing rambles on about ‘terrorism’
• Pryce inquest hears from one of two cops who shot him during standoff
• NBA draft Maker’s primary focus now
• Yankees could surprise in AL East
• Harnett cycles in as Brassard quits Olympic team position
• Canada’s swim team has some fuel in the pool
• Raptors will keep close eye on Carroll
• ‘Soul and spirit of the Flyers’ dies after battle with cancer
• Team Canada wastes little time in adding McDavid
• NHL: Kane wins first Art Ross, Ovechkin claims sixth Maurice Richard Trophy
• Rockies’ rookie has been quite the Story
• Champion Willett heads post-Masters report card
• Blue Jays-New York Yankees: Series preview
• Why your credit score will always be a losing battle
• TAKING THE CONFUSION OUT OF RATE SHOPPING
• Complete guide to an Ontario staycation
• Should you DIY for CRA this year?
• Protecting smartphone­s, and your wallet
• Loonie leaps to highest point of 2016
• CP ends bid to buy Norfolk Southern
• Daily Mail sizes up Yahoo offer
• Grocery shopping apps can cut your food bills
• CRTC may not enforce basic Internet speeds
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY

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