Toronto Star - 2020-05-05

• ‘It became pretty clear early that we weren’t ready’
• Hospital outbreaks cause disruption as 65 patients and staff test positive
• Patty Hajdu, federal health minister, on provinces starting to ease restrictio­ns.
• Air Canada posts huge first-quarter loss,
• Ford says cottagers could be enjoying Victoria Day by the lake,
• City health officials cautious about easing restrictio­ns,
• B.C. beekeepers turn sting operation on killer hornets
• Province may designate hospitals for COVID patients
• Tories call for benefit program revamp
• Del Duca wants aid for cash-starved cities
• Frigate crew saw chopper crash into Greek sea
• Trudeau joins COVID-19 pledge conference
• Family was his lifeline. Now it’s been cut off
• Ottawa urged to extend financial assistance to undocument­ed workers
• No magic cure for what ails our nursing homes
• Natural gas pipeline that sparked protests gets federal loan
• Netanyahu warns against new elections
• Millions return to work in Italy
• South Korea protests DMZ gunfire it says North started
• U.S. Senate reopens despite risks
• T.O. takes go slow approach
• Woman, two brothers charged with murder
• Head of TDSB announces retirement
• Our fall leaves are our own to pick up this spring
• So much for the ‘science’
• Seniors dying of broken hearts without family support
• Meat plant workers deserve better from their province
• Top of food chain faring better than the bottom
• Call to prayer offers lesson on gratitude
• Lehtonen is expected to step right in
• Inside the deal: Speedy blueliner could fit the bill in a number of ways
• Shula was the epitome of success
• Phelps tip helps Oleksiak adjust
• I can’t understand why he won’t stand up for us
• Toronto loses its Southern spice
• Dealing with a precarious present for a stable future
• Home prices hold steady as sales dip
• From ‘Marry You’ to ‘Wedding Bell Blues’
• Condo investors might cash out, expert says
• Twenty per cent of labour force wiped out
• New way of grocery shopping expected to stay
• J. Crew files for bankruptcy
• Retailer Henry’s unable to pay its creditors
• Profession­al dancers are gravitatin­g toward TikTok
• Finding the perfect way to master stress
• How are traditiona­l hands-on courses faring online?
• It’s important to relish the trivial things
• It may be time to wear that sunscreen indoors

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