Toronto Star - 2016-04-28

• THIS DOCTOR SEXUALLY ABUSED FOUR PATIENTS. HE WAS GIVEN A SUSPENSION.
• ‘Jane Doe #59 now has a name’
• Inside the NDP’s hush-hush holding firm
• Massive jump in companies sending cash to offshore tax shelters
• Moose taken identity
• Martin Regg Cohn NDP’s
• Parents were reckless, even in love for son
• What drove Crystal Little to a life of crime?
• Milwaukee mother fatally shot by toddler who found gun in car
• Terror suspect returned to Paris
• Philippine­s working to ID headless body found in village
• Bribery charges stayed against Grit activist
• Muslim Canadians echo pride of country
• Minister had a heads-up on welfare glitches
• How much did feds pay to protect themselves?
• Saudi deal defies Canada’s own export control rules: critics
• Sorry mom, but taxi drivers are strangers, too
• Residents of small Quebec town sponsoring Syrian refugee family
• MDs link apps to spike in sex infections
• Pass system documents were destroyed in ‘normal’ upkeep
• PM meets with First Nations leaders
• Clinton should fear a head-to-head fight with Trump
• Socialist helped move generation to the left
• Sanders to lay off hundreds of staff as focus turns to California
• Trump’s big speech tests foreign chops
• Cruz fixes on Fiorina as VP pick
• Building a better brand through crowdfundi­ng
• How to get your business noticed by major media outlets
• HOPING ‘JEAN’ WILL SHED SOME LIGHT
• FOUR GTA DOCTORS FOUND TO HAVE COMMITTED SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
• Proud to call Canada home
• A stark warning
• Talk won’t solve First Nations issues
• Assisted dying bill Orwellian
• Time to dismantle last planks of Harper’s crime agenda
• Cap-and-trade best way for Canada to reduce emissions
• Everyday racism shouldn’t surprise us anymore
• Stripping away the years
• DISNEY GOLD
• Director revisits Quebec exodus
• Filippo proves he’s not just a pretty face
• Crafting timely costumes of mythic proportion­s
• Pop group banned from Jordan
• Quartet arranges concerts to engage kids with autism
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Jimmy Carr brings British standup to Canada
• > TOP 5 UNDERRATED BRITISH STANDUPS
• When a TV episode becomes a eulogy
• VISUAL ARTS
• BATTLING THE BANDITS
• Loku report set to be made public
• ‘Carding’ incident leaves councillor feeling humiliated
• Millard’s ex key, final witness in trial
• The argument in favour of bike lane pilot
• Library talks on borrowed time
• THE TTC VS. METROLINX
• Stressed food banks seek government help
• Canada Post target of rights action
• Central Tech debates rubber versus cork
• Blue Jays experience pitching drought down on farm
• Raptors on verge of making history
• SOCIAL NET WORTH
• Islanders silence Lightning in opener
• Logjam at pick No. 4
• Wolfpack officially says hello to Toronto
• Ice In Our Veins:
• Little things were big deal for Raptors
• Biyombo’s benefits a welcome addition
• Five Canadians could be called upon this weekend
• Valeant ‘made mistakes,’ CEO admits
• China mission will pay off, mayor vows
• HANGING UP
• Travel health insurance: Don’t leave home without it
• TSX rises as oil hits five-month high
• Nintendo income forecast falls short
• Pals bring fresh take on salads — chop, chop
• Key interest rate unchanged in U.S. as Fed cites job gains
• Road tripping in B.C. with baby
• Cycling in the heart of Thailand’s Golden Triangle
• GATHERING OF NATIONS
• Journeying to where craft beer’s roots run deep
• Eclectic design meets Soho
• The Langham Chicago: the ultimate urban retreat
• Life between the stops offers unexpected joy
• Homolka’s children caught in spotlight
• Using veggies for dessert is a piece of cake
• Arguing over definition of ‘in love’ is a smokescree­n
• Bridging the gender health divide
• Breast cancer research that empowers
• WCH Elder Care program looks at the bigger picture
• Preventing heart disease a helpful step at a time
• Leading the way on the road to recovery
• Giving safe haven, calm approach
• WOMEN’S COLLEGE OVER THE YEARS
• Achievemen­t with a fresh perspectiv­e
• WCH’s substance-use service keeps patients closer to home
• Helping women take health into their own hands
• Donors pave way for next gen of health care
• Serving women with a wider lens
• Inspiratio­n from Tragedy
• AN INVISIBLE DISEASE
• Shock Waves of a Workplace Injury
• Workplace Safety Is a Shared Responsibi­lity
• Keeping Workers Safe at Any Height
• Training — The Right Thing, The Right Way

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