Toronto Star - 2024-04-20

• New name, new focus for Black Creek Village
• TTC union may go on strike Monday
• Canada urges end to rising violence
• Is Trudeau’s budget a gift to Poilievre?
• Adviser resigns, slams ‘colossal failure’
• Canadian Jews not responsibl­e for Israel’s actions, MPs reaffirm
• Many furious over capital gains changes
• First Nations’ taxation powers expanded
• ‘Turning impossible dreams into reality’
• Murder, manslaught­er or acquittal?
• New bill draws concern from universiti­es
• Residents vow to fight eviction
• Plan for immigratio­n detainees raises concern
• City-led food hall gets second chance as a training centre
• Canada’s bilingual language barrier
• Long-closed ramp to Hwy. 401 drives drivers around bend
• What will be the World Cup’s legacy?
• City bolsters short-term rental bylaw to crack down on rulebreake­rs
• Kyiv says it downed bomber
• Ex-officer who fatally shot boy, 12, pleads guilty
• World’s largest election underway
• Where are the women banking CEOs?
• Banks pressed on ‘carbon rebate’
• Apple removes Meta apps in China
• Beware of return-to-work edicts
• Motivation­al managers are the key to addressing worker disengagem­ent
• EU’s antitrust arm won’t investigat­e Microsoft’s $13B deal with OpenAI
• Who is demonstrat­ing excellence in renovation and custom homebuildi­ng?
• Inside the outside world in B.C.
• Large Brampton home was rebuilt so two families can live together but apart
• Fantastic frocks and complicate­d women
• The Beatles redux?
• Where are the celebrity Canadian playwright­s?
• Don’t believe your eyes
• An acrobatic story, bewitching­ly told
• SCIENCE FICTION ALEX GOOD
• BESTSELLER­S
• Tom Selleck may be onto something
• Heart surgery used to mean waiting. Here’s how we fixed it
• ‘‘ Who said what this week
• Debate over immigratio­n has employers worried
• A lack of judges is not the problem
• A new tool to fight economic crimes
• Parental Alienation a damaging form of child abuse
• How to spend a weekend in Buffalo
• All aboard for a private island playground
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch
• This new $9 white wine will fly off shelves
• That mocktail costs how much?
• Is this Honda a Prologue to a better EV future?
• It’s a stylish two-seater that’s good enough for Goldilocks
• Is the Jeep Grand Cherokee better with a plug?
• Ideas on how you can be even more green
• Investing in healthy people and healthy communitie­s
• ‘I loved her honesty and confidence’
• Laughter is still the best medicine
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Leafs cover up Nylander mystery
• Old foe Bruins still have a slight edge
• Keeping Crosby top task for Dubas
• Playoff format stuck in the ’80s
• Korda looking to tie LPGA record with fifth win
• Resilience is their calling card
• Banton shows ‘he’s a real player’
• Owusu could be the answer for Reds

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