Toronto Star - 2014-04-16

• SYRIANS ADRIFT IN ISTANBUL
• Blame doctors for drugging of seniors, Matthews says
• RCMP drop probe of PM’s former aide
• Cop’s son charged after five stabbed to death in Calgary
• DAMIEN COX’S PLAYOFF PRIMER
• Gas plants scandal
• Teen stabbed: Attacked at Brampton school,
• Wynne files $2 million libel suit against PCs
• Wynne’s brother-in-law named interim eHealth chief
• Students work twice as long to pay tuition as parents did, study finds
• Military cracks down on eastern resistance
• Harper attacks Putin to burnish legacy
• Critics unappeased by Senate’s changes
• Tories’ anti-democracy push gets help
• Integrity commission­er accused of ‘gross mismanagem­ent’
• Knives can be deadlier at close range than guns
• RCMP asked Canada Revenue to delay making breach public
• Ontario’s towing industry prepares for clampdown
• HPV test, not Pap smear is priority, experts urge
• Athlete reads valentine from victim
• Berlusconi to aid elderly as tax fraud punishment
• Sombre ceremony marks one-year anniversar­y
• Ex-editor says he played no part in hacking scheme
• Suspects wore GPS trackers during killing spree, police say
• Putting fox in charge of the henhouse
• Our seniors deserve better
• Let finance minister’s record speak for itself
• Putin’s costly folly
• Don’t let U.S.-style politics creep in
• Lack of pay equity creates labour pains for midwives
• Ontario needs clear rules for political staffers
• Time has come for ‘adult conversati­on’ on foreign workers
• ‘Trying to leave this miserable life’
• UN Security Council sees ghastly photograph­s of tortured, strangled war victims
• Spike in fraud worries experts
• Canadiens’ playoffs bid last hope for business
• Tight condo market may be easing
• At last, Canada appoints financial literacy leader
• BURGER BROTHERS
• Bauer swinging deal for baseball domination
• Alibaba stake props up Yahoo’s anemic core business
• Toronto proposes to collect data on large buildings’ energy use
• Designer Shoe Warehouse steps into Canada
• BlackBerry acquires stake in U.S. health-care venture
• TSX slightly higher on choppy data
• Power Corp. discourage­s more input on top pay
• Coca-Cola’s profit dips on flat soda sales
• CROSSWORD FOR WEDNESDAY
• The gem in the WorldPride program
• Going public helping author deal with assault
• STYLE CZAR
• Thank heaven for Greg Kinnear
• Women on the edge at mental health centre
• Making Babies
• Strengthen­ing species in our own backyard and around the world
• Education: A Call to Action
• Don’t let move end love of your life
• Versace safety-pin dress on consignmen­t at LAB
• Sardines are healthy and Omega-3 rich
• Unique lessons from Toronto Island
• FAMILY REUNION
• Methadone clinic proposal worries parents
• Concussion­s linked to suicides, violence
• Election rival threatens councillor with lawsuit
• Chow leading pack in Toronto mayoral race
• For gay man, a quiet and unnecessar­y deportatio­n
• Contractor ditches clutter
• School board rethinks new rule requiring police checks
• Woman woke up feeling paralyzed, court hears
• Carlyle’s ‘here today’ — but what about next year?
• RAPTOR WATCH
• Don’t blame Carlyle for Leafs’ collapse — blame belongs with players disconnect­ed from reality
• Panthers leapfrog Sabres in lottery, Leafs pick No. 8
• Stanley Cup trail leads to . . . Beantown
• Former players sue NHL over ‘concussion risks’
• Knicks stop Nets from clinching No. 5 seed
• Raps’ playoff games hottest, and priciest, ticket in league
• Blue Jays beat Twins in their frosty backyard
• Williams’ adventure takes him to alternativ­e healing

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