Toronto Star - 2017-03-14

• Judges ‘100% opposed’ to paralegals in family court
• Health Canada to release secret drug records
• Come From Away greeted with raves of Broadway critics
• Border concerns prompt Girl Guides to suspend trips to U.S.
• GOING FOR THE GREEN
• Scotland’s leader pitches independen­ce vote
• 24M Americans may lose health care
• Diplomatic ‘crisis’ continues as Turkey orders Dutch sanctions
• Women slowly rising to top jobs on Bay Street
• Specs and Speculatio­n: Austen’s eyeglasses fuel theory she was poisoned
• Refugee still sweet on peace
• Meredith again told to resign
• Ex-publisher takes role as diplomat
• Michigan, Ont. meet on Great Lakes
• Omar Khadr in hospital after surgery
• The accidental takedown of Thomas Mulcair, one year later
• Conservati­ve, NDP debates a show of contrast
• StatsCan was hacked after software update
• A leader to improve our legal system
• Give police watchdog teeth
• Stop the assaults
• Senator deserves to be fired
• The complicate­d reality of paying ransoms
• In defence of lawyer’s contingenc­y fees
• Medium is the message when it comes to social change
• Career interrupte­d
• SHOULD SHE OR SHOULDN’T SHE?
• Ed Sheeran scores Game of Thrones role, No. 1 album
• Filmmaker donates his collection to Ryerson
• Latest Malick film made big demands on stars
• It sure looks as though Canada has a star system
• How Buffy the Vampire Slayer changed TV
• Not your Grandma’s cross stitch
• Friend thinks gym manager is interested
• Kids’ clothing stores must push back on stereotype­s
• How loss helped me to bond with my baby
• Parents who dictate their kids’ majors are doing them no favours
• Soaring housing prices refill empty nests
• Tory warns against ignoring city needs
• Hard Rock Cafe to close at Yonge-Dundas Square
• Court to hear conviction appeal in York U. sex assault case
• COOLING OFF THE MARKET
• Mayor John Tory will call in the experts as Toronto’s housing market continues heating up,
• York school board releases reports on trips to Europe
• LRT tunnelling machines resurface above Eglinton
• Use of prescripti­on heroin part of overdose action plan
• Brampton mayor backs schools on Muslim prayer
• Subway dominates Scarboroug­h talk
• In a serious relationsh­ip? Talk about your finances
• TEEN TYRANNY
• WHEELING AND DEALING
• Watchdog concerned about TD allegation­s
• Intel to buy self-driving company for $14B
• Vista Equity Partners offers $2.7B in cash for D+H Corp.
• Wall Street is beginning to look to malls for the next big short
• Verizon sought $925M discount from Yahoo
• Outage calls attention to Amazon’s web dominance
• Raptors rebound with authority
• INK-BLOT TEST
• Matthews cold snap? Leafs cool
• Some NHLers just aren’t morning people
• Around the rinks: Andersen turns back the clock . . . lights out for Stars
• A master class in the runner’s life
• Dunfee gets sole source to foot bill
• Key Jays swinging back into action

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