Toronto Star - 2019-04-17

• LET’S SPLIT THE BILL
• Council scrambles as province resets agenda
• Kenney wins, turns Alberta back to blue
• Sick Kids hospital cuts cord on help line
• SHOOTING ON ALL CYLINDERS
• Our day in Paris
• 61 questions about transit plan,
• T.O. fundraiser wins story contest
• Peel school board warns of teacher layoffs
• Climate change may increase bear presence
• French president tells nation he wants fire-ravaged cathedral rebuilt within five years
• French tycoons pledge millions for reconstruc­tion,
• B.C. man charged with 4 counts of murder
• Politics trail business on climate change projects
• Carbon-tax attack ads launched
• Ottawa defends carbon price tax
• Vice-admiral targets government over solicitor-client privilege claims
• Health minister defends changes to ambulance service
• Trudeau won’t be replacing Butts before election
• Civil liberties group hoping to stop Quayside smart city
• Quebec flooding hits Beauce hardest
• Woman appeals life term for role in mall plot
• Egyptians to vote on keeping el-Sissi in power until 2030
• Climate change should be bipartisan
• Getting it right at the border
• Holding Ford to account
• Gas stickers should mention tax rebate
• A travesty for access to justice for the poor and marginaliz­ed
• We’ve reached the tipping point on climate change
• In defence of Canada’s climate change policy
• Woods rewards Nike with Masters win
• U.S. could pay a steep price for oil sanctions
• As VW’s emissions scandal shows, it’s a long road to justice
• BREWER BRAWL
• BITES THE DUST
• Stockpiles to weigh down U.S. growth
• Canopy sees $1B revenue this year
• Sales software maker Outreach becomes a unicorn startup
• Four Roses looks to boost U.S. sales with expanded distillery
• Chinese dispute strikes Canada’s canola farmers
• Higher prescripti­on-drug sales aid Johnson & Johnson results
• The U.S. wants to ban Huawei. AT&T Mexico relies on it
• BlackRock’s profit declines but assets again top $6 trillion
• Third Point, Pershing Square sell stakes in exchange IEX
• Investors suffer a smoking relapse
• Futures guru targets Libor replacemen­t
• Gold falls out of favour as risk rally continues into spring
• UnitedHeal­th boosts profit targets after upbeat first quarter
• U.S. industrial production declined in March
• When central banks try to fix what they break
• AT&T sells Hulu stake, valuing video service at $15 billion
• Murdoch is investing his fortune. One bet: comic books
• Automakers face hefty losses meeting China’s EV mandate
• VEGAN FOR A WEEK
• Madonna’s new alter ego suggests she’s an X-superstar
• TRIGGER WARNING
• Should we be warned when content is troubling?
• A dark comedy about being disabled?
• Alo top restaurant for third straight year
• Uniquely Uyghur
• Rating city’s coffee reward programs
• When Big Meat gets litigious over labelling
• Lauren’s Power Grain Bowl
• My romantic life is in complete shambles
• Create a new family ritual
• Children’s aid fostering mental health
• King St. pilot now permanent
• Three teens charged in death of 17-year-old Hamilton boy
• ‘DEVASTATIN­G NEWS’
• City orders house to be demolished
• Ex-NHLer offside with social media post
• Driver found guilty in Toronto crash
• Smooth-skating Leaf tunes out Ny-jerk reaction
• LIKING THE MATH
• Bergeron knows his line needs to be more productive
• NHL playoffs: Lightning, Penguins sent packing after four-game sweeps
• Muzzin(s) ready to deliver
• Bracco matures into a leader
• Leonard leads Raptors back
• Cousins big loss for reeling Warriors
• Thornton looks to refocus
• Jays break out with four-run sixth — then hang on
• MLB notes: League investigat­ing racist fan messages
• Energy, intensity drive rising star
• Ajax kicks Ronaldo out of the running

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