Toronto Star - 2016-04-30

• On the ground with our ‘WARRIOR DIPLOMATS’
• SIU report into Andrew Loku’s death made public — but only in part
• Voice that could have saved child was her own
• TAKEN TO THE LIMIT
• ‘Loss of hope’
• Thais and dolls
• A fitting tribute for end of an era
• Star nominated for two Micheners
• Meet Vimy, the 2017 Invictus Games mascot
• Destroying hospitals as a strategy
• NDP to lose headquarte­rs in sale
• Social policy clash looms at Conservati­ve convention
• When ‘Made in Canada’ loses meaning
• N.B. man cleared in cross-border beer case
• Use your head when helmet shopping
• Fed officials change tune on F-35 fleet since election
• Sincerity of Wente detractors in question
• Vice Media appeals for the sake of free press
• Menthol cigarettes on the way out
• Trump’s fate may be up to unknowns
• Victim suing after teen’s Snapchat use at 180 km/h leads to car crash
• Police brace for dangerous painkiller’s spread
• ‘Auschwitz was a nightmare’ confesses former SS guard at trial in Germany
• Weasel sabotages atom smasher
• Cop tried to download video evidence
• The perils of a high-risk world
• Maybe it’s time for Fiat Chrysler to throw in the towel
• Public still in the dark after tax deadline error
• UP AND DOWN
• Developer in trouble:
• Who is Fortress Real Developmen­ts?
• THE RISKS AND HOW THE INVESTMENT­S ARE REGULATED
• Newcastle: $442,000
• West Rouge: $588,800
• ‘Old Castle’ boasts farmhouse charm
• Eye on the throne
• TEARS WITH THE CHEERS
• Want to know the next restaurant trend? Ask Janet Zuccarini
• At the AGO, the art of stopping time
• The woman who gave poetry to Lemonade
• Singing the praises of their lovable pooches
• Hip-Hop Evolution breaks down the history behind the music
• Bassist’s music shows his heart is in the right place
• In praise of Game of Thrones’ Crones
• Heartfelt debut explores Korean teen’s cultural struggle
• Throwing light on the corporate grind
• A satisfying family drama
• Sad, real insight into imperfect love
• Survivor recounts childhood trauma
• > WHODUNIT JACK BATTEN
• Mariko Tamaki confronts the big issues
• Imaginatio­n turns into reality for fan-fiction writers
• CLOTHES ENCOUNTERS
• This is the report on Andrew Loku’s shooting
• Censored report raises more questions
• EXPERTS WEIGH IN
• A photo finish to moving day
• RINSE AND REPEAT
• More lowrise houses needed in the GTA
• Tridel, Great Gulf sweep top honours
• New streetcar line will add to area’s accessibil­ity
• A REMAKE OF ATHLETIC PROPORTION­S
• When your rep moves to a new brokerage
• Mississaug­a
• Good soil prep key to a gorgeous garden
• HOW TRUMP WINS — AND SO DOES DAESH
• STATUS UPDATES
• Webster welcomes ‘cisgender,’ ‘genderquee­r’
• Confession­s of a Toronto thief
• Good fundraisin­g, bad policy
• What happens when a woman gets her period in space?
• Scotch Tape engineer had many adherents
• Keeping a bomber crew’s memory alive
• GLOBE-TROTTING PHOTOGRAPH­ER CAPTURED A REAL WINDOWS VISTA
• > FROM THE LETTERS
• No peace when war never ends
• FIVE CASE STUDIES
• Refugees describe a Burundi bloodbath
• Opioid epidemic needs a national response
• Few answers in SIU report
• Trump’s strange world view
• A fitting tribute
• Are MDs making too much?
• How best to counter climate change
• I sewed my wife a dress from scratch
• HIDDEN GEMS
• Canary District ready to shed ghost-town image
• It’s time to accept husband’s profanity
• Get a real taste of Cinco de Mayo
• Tomato and tuna pasta are an easy fix when the fridge is bare
• Trendsette­rs are at Coachella, not in fashion pages
• Inconsiste­ncy is the owner’s fault, not dog’s
• Beware of stubbornne­ss; it can ruin relationsh­ips
• Social apps focus on friends without benefits
• Gretchen and Stuart
• Leafs’ lottery win would end any suspense over No. 1 pick
• MECCA NO MORE?
• FIVE GAME 6 MOMENTS
• Raptors waste hot start in a blowout loss
• Pacers all business after drubbing Raptors
• NBA: Wade’s first 3-pointer leads to Game 7
• Oshie on wing answers Washington’s first-line prayers
• Matthews has taken winding road to NHL
• Stars draw first blood in opener against Blues
• Ducks give Boudreau walking papers after early playoff exit
• SIX PLAYERS BORN IN THE SUN BELT
• Blue Jays strike winning chord in Tampa
• Gordon accepts punishment for failed test
• D.C. MAKES A SCENE
• TAKE THESE WITH YOU
• 5 MUST-SEE SPOTS IN INDIA
• D.C. CHEAT SHEET
• Bigger is better in Beijing
• Shining spotlight on Canadian touring car series
• STILL HAVIN’ FUN
• 2006 SATURN ION RED LINE SPORT COMPACT QUAD COUPE
• Technology our last hope in fight against drunk driving
• Mazda MX-5 celebrates one million milestone
• Beware of curbsiders when buying privately
• Rust-proofing hybrids is not a big problem
• Are millennial­s flocking to new-car showrooms?
• Fuel cell vs. battery battle continues
• > LETTERS TO THE WHEELS EDITOR
• One word for Wickens: consistenc­y
• A fresh face in the value SUV market
• Sharp engineerin­g and energetic reputation

Toronto Star - 2016-04-29

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