Toronto Star - 2024-03-29

• Zameer case proves why trials matter
• Ontario’s Sunshine List tops 300,000 for first time
• Canada’s population hits 41 million
• Councillor­s call for canine crackdown
• Ford tells boards to ‘focus on the kids’
• PM criticizes Tory premiers
• Officer fired for assault on cyclist, other offences
• Police still mostly white and male, new report finds
• Ford government makes a deal with city of Ottawa
• City manager warns of funding challenge
• Families mourn workers lost in crash
• Markham home under fire again
• Trump’s legal team makes a free-speech argument
• King Charles releases his Easter message
• Palestinia­n Authority announces shakeup
• Poilievre’s stance on war worries Muslims
• What happens without measles immunity
• Ontario schools may get more vape detectors, security cameras
• Spring season of renewal
• Ford’s budget is another blow to Ontarians
• Democracy may need the CBC
• Holocaust drama is two films in one
• Sister couldn’t care less about my children
• Majority of small businesses are optimistic about the future
• GDP rises by 0.6%, boosted by the end of strikes in Quebec
• Profits plummet for Ski-Doo maker
• U.S. reports growth rose by 3.4% at 2023’s end
• Judge gives FTX founder 25 years in prison
• Plans unveiled for Toronto’s ‘own Lincoln Center’
• Time to pick their pony
• With his swagger back, so is Ovi’s chase for record
• Sister act helps Zags reach Sweet 16
• A long wait over for Clemson
• Misconduct registry goes live

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