Toronto Star - 2017-04-11

• THE CLOCK IS TICKING FOR ASSAD, PM WARNS
• Travel ban urged for York Region trustees
• There’s an elephant in Ghomeshi’s podcast room
• ‘It helps us reunite families’
• JAYS FLY HOME UNDER THE RADAR . . .
• AS ALL EYES FOCUS ON THE LEAFS
• Mounting pressure on Assad-friendly Russia,
• Star’s view U.S. needs clarity on Syria,
• Bombardier to delay executive pay
• Report calls for $1.3B injection for research
• Panama Papers wins Pulitzer Prize for Explanator­y Reporting
• All the (Canadian) pictures fit to print
• Man dragged bloodied from overbooked flight
• Pot promise put to the test
• Police spying inquiry hears of another targeted reporter
• Ex-juror to bring 12 angry letters to Ottawa
• Trial dismissals not widespread, study finds
• Engaging with U.S. states can hold back protection­ist tide
• U.S. believes Russia knew about Syria attack
• State of emergency in Egypt
• Le Pen denies French guilt in Holocaust role
• Airstrikes on Syria a political move
• Step up with a ban
• Combating winner-takes-all of the ‘New Urban Crisis’
• Qatar behind state-sponsorshi­p of terrorism
• Make hockey a Summer Olympic event
• A glass of red and a Craven ‘A’
• Oscars so gender neutral? Don’t count on it happening soon
• A CULT HIT RETURNS
• Spencer makes career of ‘not being deterred’
• A View into U.S. politics helps ratings jump
• Madonna is missing an opportunit­y
• Digital homework is now the norm
• What happens when play is separated by gender
• Questions I’m afraid to ask my therapist
• Sexual harassment haunts me 45 years later
• Mother’s sorrow endures a year after son’s murder
• HOUSING STARTS SOAR
• Ontario needs pay-transparen­cy law
• 23 rounds cost cop 7 days’ pay
• City told to rethink emergency shelters
• The ‘sympatheti­c’ face of Airbnb
• ‘A trailblaze­r for a new kind of journalism’
• Residents raise concerns over coyote conundrum
• Bad fences make mad neighbours
• Puff goes another weed dispensary
• Constructi­on season to go ‘as smoothly as possible,’ Tory vows
• Fix for shattered oven door a two-month campaign
• SCANDAL SHRUG-OFF
• TESLA SURPASSES GM
• Ottawa’s pot plan sparks merger talk
• Boutiques eye Canadian market
• Toyota’s $1.3B factory revamp its largest ever
• Barclays chief faces whistleblo­wer probe
• CAN’T TOUCH THIS
• World Cup in Canada looks like good bet
• Playoff tickets pricey propositio­n,
• McDavid enters playoff spotlight,
• Cox on why Leafs can’t lose,
• NBA: All the ways Westbrook’s triple-double season is a singular feat
• Balanced Atkins diet feeding Jays system

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