Toronto Star - 2019-04-18

• Trudeau must brace for shifting winds as provinces signal new era of volatility
• Epistemolo­gy at dawn: Which thinker will win this duel?
• Complaints target Durham police brass
• BRUINS TIE IT UP
• THE STAR’S VIEW
• TURN OFF THE TAPS?
• HUGE VOTER TURNOUT
• Notre Dame basilica faced ‘chain-reaction collapse’
• MPP seeks to put Ontario on daylight saving time year-round
• Labour pain, supplied by Ford
• T.O. not Shanghai, but still not cheap
• Province pledges support for social housing
• Budget proves PCs don’t care about kids
• Legalisms beating out environmen­talism
• NDP revives Tory bill curbing taxpayer-funded partisan ads
• Polarizati­on pushed alternativ­e parties out, leaders say
• Economy outweighs anti-gay remarks
• Climate change battle backed
• Meeting packed with opponents to Sidewalk Labs’ waterfront plan
• Indigenous groups say climate law crucial
• Tour bus crashes in Portugal, kills dozens
• Physician billings require proper context
• More broken promises
• Notre-Dame will be rebuilt after fire
• Why is Canada’s gun lobby so powerful?
• UCP’s Kenney has convinced Albertans he’ll revive oil boom
• A scandal that’s going to stick
• Norman’s lawyers cite SNC-Lavalin testimony
• A question of when tweets matter
• Kenney’s vow to scrap rail plan divides oil executives
• Realtors oppose the mandatory sharing of competing offers
• Inflation rises to 1.9 per cent in March
• IN THE BARBIE WORLD
• Metro reports strong food sales despite frowns at checkout
• Don’t panic over Netflix’s new rivals
• Let the ‘Good Times’ roll
• Tafelmusik says goodbye with a horn blast
• INSPIRING MESSAGE
• French painting stays put in Canada
• Beyoncé surprises with live album drop
• Time right for Gotham’s end
• VISUAL ARTS
• Woman loses court battle over dog park
• Council may OK transit strategy
• New noise bylaw comes with bigger fines
• ‘DEEPEST REGARDS’
• TTC gets first electric bus
• Brown takes credit for parts of PC budget
• Pizza Pizza murder trial opens
• Sinkhole brings chaos to busy road
• Demand driving illegal pot dispensari­es
• 41 charges in Toronto crackdown
• Downtown troubles have their upside
• LONG-RANGE FORECAST
• Twice is nice in big battle
• NBA playoffs: Irving ignites Celtics’ comeback, while Bucks roll to win
• Black talent driven elsewhere
• MLB: Four questions to ponder with the baseball season well underway
• Guerra helps fill void late in games
• Bruins gain home-ice advantage
• Bishop rebounds in time for Dallas
• Rielly learns to roll with playoff ride
• Being the best can be the worst
• It’s the Spurs’ day from VAR and away
• Players told to stay home if no deal
• Now serving reindeer powder & arctic turnip crepes
• SETTING EXAMPLES
• It’s not just about the size of the tree
• What we see is not what our dogs see
• The power of listening to a boy
• Some advice on dog-friendly gardening
• My wife is being overly cautious with our infant
• Parents, money and college shortcuts

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