Toronto Star - 2017-04-04

• TERROR IN RUSSIA
• NHL takes a pass on the Olympics
• U.A.E. brokered secret island meeting to set up Trump-Putin back channel
• ORIOLES RAIN ON OPENER
• Waaa, Canada! We’re a nation of crybabies
• Innisfil partners with Uber to help fill transit gap
• Damien Cox
• Battle looms over Supreme Court nominee,
• Record broken, but show goes on
• Being good is good for business
• O’Leary ditches debate, appears on MSNBC
• Poland blames air traffic control in plane crash that killed president
• A RECENT HISTORY OF THE DEADLIEST TERRORIST ATTACKS IN RUSSIA
• The rehabilita­tion of Métis ‘traitor’ Louis Riel
• Parents dreading legal weed should chill out
• Will Trump work in Ontario?
• Liberals hold seats in several byelection­s
• Minister wants Ontario to continue to Drive Clean
• Amazing “Fat Magnet” Capsule Triggers Rapid Weight Loss ...Even If You Cheat!
• Public outcry over raises justified
• The Tories at a crossroads
• End the suffering
• A better way to protect Toronto’s heritage buildings
• Nenshi could flame out in fight over new arena
• U.S. border numbers don’t tell full story
• Bombardier boss delays huge pay hikes
• The Riverdale Effect
• Help! I’m dating a psychopath
• MEDICAL MASTERPIEC­E
• PM better at pop culture than Parliament
• Chappelle talks Cosby
• An unapologet­ic guide to saying ‘sorry’ a lot less
• Welcome books back into your life for a boost
• I am a virgin at 21, but don’t want to be
• Tenants see their rent double
• Better autism supports called for in schools
• Court OKs TTC’s random drug tests
• Sick Kids doctors uncover new disease
• COMING TO A HOLT
• Board grateful for OHRC statement
• A simple way to save city’s heritage
• Tory pushes Ontario to chip in for transit
• Councillor appeals city’s plan to redraw wards
• ‘This would never have happened alone,’ reader delights
• THE LONELY HOME INSPECTOR
• DESERTING THE J. CREW CULT
• Dollarama avoids risky business of U.S. counterpar­ts
• Morneau says border tax bad for both sides
• Sousa to beef up rules for financial planners
• Bank detects ‘modest’ rise in corporate investment
• HE’S A BELIEVER
• It’s blonde on blonde in Nylander battle
• The records keep falling
• Hockey: Canadians dominate Russians to get first world championsh­ip victory
• Lowry closes in on best-before-playoffs date
• It’s time golf stopped taking calls from the couch
• Gushue rink maintains momentum
• Athletics: IAAF says database was hacked
• Grilli’s pitch gone, already forgotten
• The openers: Buzz of baseball feels irresistib­le

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