Toronto Star - 2017-04-27

• TWO SAVES IN ONE DAY
• Canadian firms moving money out of tax havens
• O’LEARY: I’M OUT
• Trump says he’s not giving up on NAFTA
• Salvation Army exec sold donated toys for profit
• Trump’s plan to slash the corporate tax rate could stop U.S. companies from relocating head offices to Canada,
• Press freedom takes ‘alarming’ dive
• Pilot needed night-vision goggles
• Oh, hare! Rabbit’s jet death adds to United’s PR woes
• Divorce penthouse yours for $36M
• Navy officer accused of leaking cabinet secrets
• Ministry seeking feedback on threatened rural schools
• Law Society admits it has much work to do
• Basic income could be clarity in uncertaint­y
• Liberals promise $200M for daycare
• Sousa’s balanced budget may boost Wynne in next election
• Tory leadership hopefuls turn sights on Bernier
• Lack of French doomed him, O’Leary says
• Trump announces plans for massive tax cut
• Freeland touts progress on softwood lumber deal
• U.S. open to military action in N. Korea
• Stop closing TCHC units
• Subsidies welcome
• Arts programs must start earlier
• Canada can learn from U.S. attack on drug prices
• Judge exposes how we criminaliz­e mental illness
• How the right defends ‘policy-lite’ Brown
• America’s ‘Twitter President’ isn’t always a money-maker
• Bell Canada takes aim at Netflix
• STEP UP FOR SEARS
• Tim Hortons’ owner reports $1B in revenue
• PROGRESS REPORT
• Home Capital shares dive with loan news
• Fiat Chrysler Q1 profit rises on shift from sedans to SUVs
• Where jesters ingest INJERA
• The proof of civilizati­on’s decline is in the pantaloons
• JONATHAN DEMME 1944-2017
• Trio Magnifico lives up to heartfelt name
• Films show off feminine side
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• VISUAL ARTS
• Internet haters were so wrong
• OCAD student challenges others ‘to see who I am’
• CHARGING AHEAD
• Parents fret over tower constructi­on
• Tales of crowding in ERs lead the charge for change
• Tory airs issues with TTC’s lack of studies
• ‘I pray that he is in a better place’
• City seeks support for TCHC to ban criminals
• Final pick-your-own for beloved farm
• The public library has a funny friend
• Flooding in parking lot caused by high lake levels
• Path of most resistance
• WITH A LITTLE LUCK
• A night at the circus, now show must go on
• It’s Kidd’s turn to counter Casey
• Raptors are ready for Milwaukee’s loudest
• NBA playoffs: Beale, Wall lift Wizards to series lead over Hawks on home court
• Sharapova wins in return from doping ban
• A tough day for hockey, and writers, at ESPN
• Williams pregnancy reveal was accident
• Dermott leads blue line hopefuls
• Canucks hire ex-Leaf Green as next coach
• Surging Steelheads sweep Petes to earn a berth in league final
• Special teams may decide who gets upper hand
• Brassard, Zibanejad forever linked by trade
• Shoulder surgery for Stars’ Seguin
• NFL draft ‘tip of the iceberg’ for Canadian
• Serving up second chances
• COOK THIS BOOK
• Rainbow photos bright among grey clouds
• Try to embrace fear in order to turn your dreams into reality
• Secrets to getting a great meal on the table in 30 minutes
• What’s the best age to have a child?
• I think my daughter-in-law stole from me

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