Toronto Star - 2017-05-09

• Dedicated to the field of higher yearning
• Investor pulls support for Bombardier chief
• FAMILY REUNION
• Criminal charges laid over alleged food forgery
• Your flight’s cancelled. Next one leaves in two days
• Macron prepares to shake up France
• Legal Aid misses budget target, review says
• Hindu nationalis­ts trying to engineer ‘genius’ babies
• House for sale — clowns not included
• Toronto’s housing shortage a bit of an urban myth, report finds
• Doctor texted for help: ‘Gunman in house’
• Trump was warned, Yates says
• U.S. travel ban heads to federal appeals court
• PM keenly watching B.C. vote
• Aging parents’ care costs Canadians $33B a year
• Ontario high school grad rate at all-time high
• Patrick Brown’s no-policy policy
• ‘We were all abandoned. Everybody’
• Tory ‘thrilled’ federal bank lands in Toronto
• Senate report urges billions in defence spending
• The far right loses — for now
• Time to act
• On Pride and prejudice
• Two takes on the Harjit Sajjan affair
• Colbert’s rage fits the times
• The hazards of criticizin­g Israel
• An Asian in Paris
• Ontario to sell $2.8B portion of Hydro One
• Next stop on the success train
• Recover from your breakup at a boot camp for the broken-hearted
• LET MOM CHILL
• What does it mean to be a real man?
• Comedian brings Trump to life
• ‘Chris’ phenomenon highlights diversity issues
• Understand­ing grief that doesn’t go away
• Don’t say yes to just anything
• Caregiving husband needs doctor’s assessment
• Gardiner neighbours upset with loud demolition noise
• ‘Sorry,’ ‘excuse me’: Toronto etiquette rules often unclear
• Discipline hearing dropped for 2 MDs
• A COLOSSAL COLLAPSE
• Pride Toronto grant given first approval at city hall
• Shoppers Drug Mart to sell Presto cards
• City staff recommend 2018 budget freeze
• West Village lacks necessary street cred
• NDP would pay third of housing repair cost
• Teen girl was too drunk to consent, judge rules
• Senior waited months for approval on line of credit
• TOTE TAKEOVER
• TROUBLE BUILDING
• Homeowners may foot flooding bill
• GNC seeks more time to pay debt
• Wireless future trades one cord for another
• Lab aiming to maximize wireless spectrum
• Pot industry takes a page from mining sector
• Banking on turning skeptics into ‘TimBrits’
• Hackers find weakness in entertainm­ent biz
• MORE THAN WORDS
• Lowry leaving plenty of doors open
• The nerve:
• Karlsson puts hurt on Rangers
• Home is where the wins are as Steelheads rally against Otters
• Capitals roar back, Crosby silenced
• Preds’ Poile now a high-stakes player
• Martin joins crowded DL with nerve problem
• Raps might pare their coach-guard pairing
• Champions League: Juventus, Real on verge of final
• Moor ‘itching’ for return to pitch

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Toronto Star - 2017-05-10