Toronto Star - 2016-05-07

• Throughout today’s Star, guest edited by innovation expert Don Tapscott: How Toronto and Canada can lead the world in a time of transforma­tion
• ‘Hello. This is John Doe. Interested in secret data?’
• How the technology behind bitcoin will change the world. Book excerpt,
• Inside Fort Mac Wildfire brings families together in midst of chaos,
• Canadian researcher­s use space technology to grow crops in the Far North,
• Narrow escape for mom-to-be,
• The future of policing: To serve, protect, watch and predict,
• How new technology is about to affect your health,
• A community with heart,
• TIFF prepares for a revolution in film,
• Not a monster, but flesh, blood and venom
• Trapped dog left behind saved by Good Samaritan
• THE CHALLENGES FACING FIREFIGHTE­RS IN FLIGHT
• MPP forced out over harassment claims: Wynne
• Take politics out of decision: historian
• Teen was told ‘living in Canada was a sin’
• Unlikely Liberal unity on C-14 will last
• Medicine Hat killer granted freedom
• Watching tragic footage feels voyeuristi­c
• Issue of U.S. war dodgers on Trudeau’s radar
• Israel needs new agenda, analyst says
• Pakistan treating two brothers who become paralyzed every night
• A Russian symphony rings through Syria’s ruins
• London elects its first Muslim mayor
• WELCOME TO THE SECOND DIGITAL REVOLUTION
• East Harbour: a space to work and play
• CAMH REVAMP BREAKS DOWN WALLS
• Five ways that Regent Park’s revitaliza­tion is a game-changer
• Making the case for open government
• Government for the people, by the people, or else
• The inside track on the power of open data
• TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
• Universiti­es must change old school of thought
• Riverdale couple’s home is ‘grid-resilient’
• Reinventin­g energy system to give power back to people
• Banks break up traditiona­l models
• Taking transactio­ns to the crowd
• Community mailbox program breaks even
• Aging media mogul’s competence tested at trial
• Save two ways when investing for the future
• Alberta hears bad jobs news and braces for more
• Coming together to address global issues
• STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO BLOCKCHAIN
• ‘Fintechs’ on offence, while banks play defence
• Markets defy disappoint­ing jobs reports
• Fire has oilsands output at stake
• Ajax: $735,000
• Etobicoke: $1,100,000
• House comes with golf club membership
• Artists enter a new dimension
• RISE TO THE TOP
• LIGHTS, CAMERA, FUTURE
• Harnessing the promise of the future
• T.O.’s music scene reaches far beyond Drake
• TIFF’S FUTURE STARTS WITH AN APP
• JFK’s final night gets the opera treatment
• Trials of dating a murderer
• An insider’s Liberal musings
• Preservati­on in a digital world
• Dreams of perfect jobs, not men
• Growing up in a corner store
• Anne Lamott on Henri Nouwen
• FUNNY STORY: BRITISH COMIC ACTOR ALSO A BESTSELLIN­G CHILDREN’S AUTHOR
• Adult authors turn their sights on books for kids
• We ask Lisa Moore: Why write a book for young adults?
• Death of a ghost
• Preparing for driverless cars
• URBAN PROPHET
• Technology’s transforma­tive power
• Rethinking a new form of regional government
• SCI-FI POLICING
• Bringing back the bees
• Putting food in your garden
• Celebratin­g excellence at the 36th-annual BILD Awards
• Get familiar with rules on commission­s before listing with brokerage
• Third-party money transfer bad proposal
• > OPEN HOUSE
• Want a free trip with that penthouse?
• > WHAT THEY GOT: CONDOS
• 5 TIPS FOR FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYERS
• Singapore turns the highrise on its ear
• ARCHITECT’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE NOT TO JUST ACCEPT THE STATUS QUO
• AWARD-WINNING COMMUNITY
• MAKE EVERY DAY FEEL LIKE A VACATION
• ‘A MODEL OF SELF-DETERMINAT­ION’
• THE KIDNAPPING CONUNDRUM
• WHEN THE BOMBS CAME
• WELCOME TO TRUMPLAND
• AS SEEN ON TV
• The case for borderless research,
• Going from ER to AI,
• Google for genes,
• STATUS UPDATES
• The real reason some dogs are always hungry
• Alley fridge offers chilling lesson on food waste
• Six months in, Trudeau focused on the ‘three I’s’
• THE CHALLENGES
• FIVE QUESTIONS FOR BRENDAN FREY
• An inclusive innovation agenda
• A Trump reboot? Impossible
• ‘Same-old’ policies aren’t enough
• Can Hillary overcome the Donald?
• SIU report comes under fire
• Moments moms will never forget
• IT’S ALL ABOUT MOM
• What Toronto’s top female brewers will pour their moms Sunday,
• Malton’s history stretches way back past the Toronto airport
• Clothes are the real stars in museum film
• Chicken farmers cry foul over border loophole
• Take a bite of perfect white
• Fridges of the Future
• A spray-on solution?
• Child safety first after a breakup
• Brianna and Duncan
• How to support friend in an abusive marriage
• Tortas have a starring role at Kensington eatery
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• GIVING THE DODGERS THE BLUES
• Oakley to Raps: No shot a good shot
• HOMEWARD BOUND
• There’s one solution, at least, in every crowd
• Anthopoulo­s thinks what if when mulling his Jays days
• Kershaw left lasting impression on Martin
• Carrick steps up as Marlies even series
• Canada rocks U.S.
• Ovechkin will take hit should Caps falter
• Another overtime defeat has Islanders on brink
• Raptors’ pass time has come
• RAPTORS VS. HEAT Valanciuna­s putting team ahead of touches
• Nyquist not getting enough respect
• Four derby underdogs worth betting on
• MANHATTAN MUSTS
• Gifts to get your mom bragging to her friends
• Liquid musings in Big Apple
• Party atmosphere surrounds Helsinki fish fair
• Palm Springs, rain or shine
• TAKE THESE WITH YOU
• Traditiona­l Japanese inn is postcard-perfect
• OHIP won’t cover all medical costs in Canada
• A light in a victim’s darkest moment
• Report seeks to reclaim the role of the RN
• Nurse helps create patient and family-centred hospice
• Helping the homeless die with dignity
• Going above and beyond the call of duty
• > THE REPORT
• Brother with autism inspires this program
• New arrivals provide new perspectiv­e
• Bringing dental care to at-risk kids
• RNs lead project to assist seniors with oral health care
• NIGHTINGAL­E AWARD ATTRACTS 229 NOMINEES
• Reimaginin­g the muscle car
• 22 police forces launch street racing crackdown
• INSURANCE CHANGES COMING
• Electric cars for everyone? Most people aren’t buying
• LETTERS TO THE WHEELS EDITOR
• New rules for used cars on the way
• How will automakers meet 2025 fuel rules?
• CHEAPER RATES MIGHT LEAVE DRIVERS VULNERABLE
• Women large part of retail car world
• Why are more cop cars painted black and white?
• Goodyear recalls oh-so-close ’92 race
• Juke not the car for those looking to blend in
• Cruze challenges the competitio­n
• > 2016 CHEVROLET CRUZE
• Leave driver training to the profession­als
• Like its charms? Go with the base model
• Heading home
• FIELD OF DREAMS
• ‘I felt what this club means to this city’
• From teenage fan to TFC midfielder
• TFC players share their favourite things about Toronto
• ‘It’s coming together in a good way’
• PRESIDENT WANTS BMO FIELD TO BE ‘FORTRESS’ FOR REDS
• PEAKS AND VALLEYS
• From Sutton to Giovinco: notable Reds by the numbers
• Breaking down the sked

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