Toronto Star - 2024-05-06

• ‘We can never hold our child in our hands again’
• Bakery forced to shed its location
• Man turning the page on collection of 3,500 books
• Police shut down protest at California university
• Activists at McGill say morale remains high
• Poilievre mum on Tories’ plan
• MPs using Macklem to score political points
• Spam texts on the rise in Canada, stats show
• Mixed feelings around boycott of Loblaw
• The problem is much bigger than just dogs
• Can Canada meet electricit­y goals?
• Xi arrives to reinvigora­te EU ties
• Kyiv marks third Easter at war
• Top-seeded Stars oust defending champs in West
• What’s next? That’s up to Treliving
• Toronto has a day to pick playoff opponent
• Don’t break this group up
• Pendrith’s putt put him over the top
• Manoah was in fine form — up until he crumbled
• Edwards spells big trouble for Nuggets
• McLaren’s Norris wins his first in F1
• Cavaliers do it themselves
• Shift your mindset and stop comparing yourself to others
• Before you retire, get the 411 on CPP, OAS
• Historic loft has ‘original charm’
• Create a will and avoid these common mistakes to save your family headaches
• JESSI’S GIRL
• York University students cut out social media for a week
• Working through worries

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