Toronto Star - 2024-04-15

• Opioids taking huge toll on young adults
• Renters on strike with no end in sight
• Man who killed popular DJ guilty of manslaught­er
• Israel quiet on next steps against Iran
• Black Bull Tavern set to reopen, with a new name
• Freeland to keep cap on deficit
• Parti Québécois leader pledges vote
• Alberta’s walls to keep Ottawa out may get built
• Village embraces name with new wedding chapel
• As we looked up, a Quebec zoo looked at its animals
• Housing plans hold promise
• Adding bus lane to the Gardiner
• Setting up homes for EVs sensible
• It’s 1864 all over again in Arizona
• Clarity needed to attract new investment to Canada
• Netanyahu, cabinet must face sanctions
• More civilians die in Russian strikes
• House Speaker seeks path to advance wartime aid
• Edwards set to take another big step on her hoops journey
• Loss to Wings says a lot
• Murray re-enters goalie equation
• TURNING A CORNER
• ‘It was a good week all around’ for Woods
• City tightens grip on top spot
• Think before you post about a layoff
• Will quality renovation­s lure a potential buyer?
• ‘You can’t actually repair’ credit, but you can rebuild
• Lockdowns, phones stunting social lives
• Kids’ non-stop fighting drives us crazy

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