Toronto Star - 2014-04-18

• Tentative deal eases Ukraine tensions
• WELCOME TO THE PARTY
• Pool operators could be forced to post their inspection results
• CANADIANS PLAY LEADING ROLE AT CANNES
• NDP to use boot camp to ready for campaign
• Going out on a limb for the love of tree climbing
• SMITHERMAN SET TO JOIN POT GAME
• Human smugglers only hope for many Syrians,
• Raptors unfazed by Nets’ edge in playoff experience,
• Mayor’s re-election bid in full swing
• Heavens! It turns out Earth has a distant cousin
• Dutch police make arrest in Amanda Todd case
• Driving teachers’ names won’t be released
• Calgary stabbing suspect’s parents ‘deeply saddened’
• Landmark ruling on Métis rights upheld
• Eastern Ontario battles rising water from icy river
• Seized hard drive tied to gas-plant scandal
• Neandertha­l genetics reveal key difference­s with modern humans
• Evacuation call too late for many
• Students on doomed boat send frantic final tweets
• Shackling the dogs of war
• Ottawa slammed over drug secrecy
• Leaving a bad taste
• Time won’t heal wounds of autism
• More bone-headed bureaucrac­y
• Together, we can achieve a secure retirement for all
• What Ottawa can — and must — do about the weather
• Who is a Jew and other hard questions
• Detainee’s wife issues plea for help
• Putin shares thoughts on the ‘Russian world’
• Baird urges speedy trial for jailed Canadian
• A techno tale both visionary and myopic
• Writer mourned across the globe
• ‘Do what you love and you won’t have to work’
• Coming of age tale Hold Fast chronicles the journey of two boys,
• Right Beckett, wrong poet with little to say
• The Boys are back for more
• Up in smoke, from the trailer park to Ottawa
• Old and new loves present doppelgang­er dilemma
• A cruel role that packs emotional power
• This bear family is for . . . Disney . . . real
• Smart concept becomes torture instead
• Kid Cannabis should please target audience
• A Haunted House 2 both stupid and witless
• Little Italy house partially collapses
• GOING WITH THE FLOW
• Misgivings aired over park deal
• Downsview Park worries were valid
• THAT’S HOW WE ROLL
• Liberals have electric vision for GO
• ‘I’m a person who uses drugs,’ not a crackhead
• Catholic board denies gay student’s homophobia claims
• Double the celebratio­n of Hispanic heritage
• Ravaged utility boxes left in winter’s wake
• CROSSWORD FOR FRIDAY
• A show of faith
• FAT focuses on Quebec designers
• WHAT’S FOR LUNCH?
• White painters’ work lives on downtown
• Why we don’t tip at fast-food chains
• Penny Farthing coffee founder
• Speak up during a break-up
• 10 MILLION CARS AND COUNTING
• Raptors bet on youth against veteran Nets
• Momentum plays real and important role in post-season
• Fichman, Canada look to make history
• Don’t expect deep cut to sideline Ducks’ Getzlaf
• Jays bullpen melts down in chilly Minny
• Dodgers’ Puig says his teammates are supporting him through tough times off the field
• Jays-Indians preview
• Rested Heat have eyes on bigger prize
• Five ways the NBA playoffs differ from the league’s regular season
• Raptors gear all the rage on eve of playoffs
• Just another challenge
• Loyal Raptor fans eager for some post-season excitement
• ALs take shot on Johnson
• Toronto FC awaiting word on Bradley’s return date
• Job hopping the new normal for Canadians
• DEPTHS OF DATA
• ‘Liking’ General Mills online can forfeit right to sue
• Target hackers may take years to track down
• Disney offers to grant Florida workers’ wage wishes
• TD ousts CIBC as top credit card issuer
• Former Yahoo COO lands $58M in severance
• TSX advances on strong earnings
• GE profit rises on industrial business

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