Toronto Star - 2016-04-21

• NEW WEED RULES BY NEXT SPRING
• Is feds’ harassment policy working? We don’t know
• One man’s $30K treehouse is a neighbour’s ‘Berlin Wall’
• Do-it-yourself misconduct reports: T.O. police board rejects change call
• THE DUFFY DECISION
• Rosie DiManno
• Game of Thrones star calls for equal-opportunit­y nudity,
• Cherry, ex-players slam Blackhawk’s homophobic slur,
• WELL-SUITED FOR LEADERSHIP
• Hamilton cop alleges betrayal by his own force
• Millennial­s helped, and could hurt, PM
• Fundraisin­g reforms become politicize­d
• A postcard is worth a thousand words
• Turn your business into the next showstoppe­r
• Manitoba vote a case of ‘throw the bums out’
• Karla Homolka deserves a chance, advocates say
• Peacekeepe­rs’ victims share horror stories
• Court rules Breivik’s rights were violated
• Walkabout, Obama lunch among Queen’s 90th festivitie­s
• Survivors drift for days after vessel’s sinking
• The legal dilemma facing refugees
• There’s virtue in caution
• Ontario shouldn’t give up on special schools
• Set aside partisansh­ip
• Uninsured UberX drivers put passenger safety at risk
• ‘Belonging’ is key to future of native youth
• Paying for sperm should not be illegal
• Despite rape joke, Filipino politician could be president
• For Luminato, much turns on the Hearn
• BETWEEN TWO WORLDS
• Get the inside scoop on five littleknow­n GoT truths from the cast,
• The many musical faces of Polly Jean Harvey
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Dance company celebrates the art of flamenco
• Musical hybrid venture puts notes to poetry
• Sleepy intimacy and a history of photograph­y
• VISUAL ARTS
• Showrunner­s tease links to Breaking Bad
• Real Housewives of Small-Town England
• Backpacker­s inn packs it in
• Black Lives Matter is finally seeing long-sought wins
• Opposition slams premier over lack of transparen­cy in Loku shooting
• DOCTOR’S LAWSUIT MOVES FORWARD
• Top docs, health critic blast minister for stem cell crisis
• Councillor’s travel costs an investment
• Poll shows support for Mississaug­a autonomy
• Mississaug­a council signals it won’t back Uber model
• Illegally dumped trash fouls former auto shop
• FRIGHTENIN­G SCENE IN PHILLY
• DeRozan dilemma runs deep
• BLUFF ENOUGH
• Dubas intends to stick with Leafs
• Roller-coaster ride no thrill for Jays
• RAPTORS VS. PACERS Dashes of Nash and Parker fuel Joseph
• Signs of hope start with free-agent steals in off-season haul
• Game-changers: Raptor moves adding up
• Pacers’ Mahinmi no stranger to injury
• Avoid surprises and be aware of health-care options
• BREATHER FOR FOOD PRICES
• WATER OVER COLA
• Reducing the barriers to therapy
• CP Rail ups dividend as its profit soars
• > AN APP A DAY
• Netflix follows through on proxy service crackdown on Canadian screens
• Upscale Eataly’s foods planning T.O. store
• TSX up as oil drives dollar higher
• Aluminum battle brews over union’s tariff petition
• The winding roads of scenic Nevada
• PALTROW MAKES PIZZA
• Going on a life-sized Lego adventure
• Natural, untouched beauty beckons in St. Vincent
• Avoiding the dreaded middle seat
• Socca Pizzas
• Why Jane Sanders gave Bernie the wife chop
• Widowed father’s new partner brings up conflictin­g emotions
• Your feelings come first, even with your ‘first’
• Something’s gotta give
• Choose between whites or brights to liven up your home
• Have a small outdoor space? Consider a raised bed
• BULBS YOU CAN BANK ON
• Avoid furniture faux-pas when arranging a space
• DESIGNER RULES 101
• Design tips for pattern-phobes
• Should homeowners stay or should they go?
• Spring is nature’s way of telling us to tidy up

Toronto Star - 2016-04-20

Toronto Star - 2016-04-22