Toronto Star - 2018-05-02

• ‘He will answer to me’
• Patients in dark over doctor discipline
• Botox bets on men to inject life into a brand facing competitio­n
• Police probe into family murders under fire
• CAVS DRAW FIRST BLOOD
• Families and friends mourn the dead,
• A year later, no suspects in Belize killings
• Ford retreats from Greenbelt plan
• NDP strategy targets voters in urban areas
• Refineries’ pollution getting worse
• Hostage advocate loses cancer fight
• Disclosure varies on both sides of border
• OMA apologizes after angering Indigenous leaders
• Vote shines light on church hypocrisy
• Papal apology motion overwhelmi­ngly passes
• Just how ‘North American’ is your car?
• Leak of Mueller probe questions to media is ‘disgracefu­l’: Trump
• The lessons about Ford
• Our doctors must be held more accountabl­e
• Greenbelt is essential to quality of life
• Openness, not secrecy
• Partisansh­ip is destroying our democracy
• Ford’s latest folly a truly terrible idea
• Greenbelt tightening a fleeting gift to PC opponents
• Asylum-seekers are not causing a crisis for Canada
• It’s time to find out who’s boss at Loblaw
• Condo market gets cautious
• Gibson files for bankruptcy with a plan to restructur­e
• Canadian economy rebounds in February
• Encana vows to boost oil, gas field output
• Transit premiums running out of gas
• Vista to offload gun brand
• CROSSWORD FOR WEDNESDAY
• Burning barbecue questions answered
• THEY’RE FUNNY THAT WAY . . .
• Look who made the jump to the Air Canada Centre
• Celebritie­s fight Weinstein Co. bankruptcy
• Big ambitions for T.O.’s littlest audience
• Mean Girls, SpongeBob lead Tonys
• Customized ‘Wilbur-Rito’ a better option
• Nine ways to eat the underrated eggplant
• Where’s the beef ? Fast-food burgers share the same flaw
• Chefs’ secrets to spice up your food
• You won’t believe how much these royal weddings cost
• What’s the top lip balm recipe?
• Handling a partner’s substance abuse
• Council hopefuls register for race
• Photo radar coming to school zones
• OPENING DOORS
• City must take pedestrian safety seriously
• Ghosts of past in Raps’ collapse
• A WINNING START
• Cleveland shares the load
• Women’s leagues team up to launch SheIS initiative
• Canada colours locks for cancer
• No shortcuts along Pujols’ path to 3,000-hit club
• Orioles minimize Machado rumours
• Wilson is a big hit on Ovi’s line
• Ovechkin bats in winner, Capitals grab series lead
• Derby suited for the gilded age
• Real close call, but Madrid in final

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