Toronto Star - 2014-05-04

• ‘In my heart I knew it was an accident’
• NDP move backfiring, poll suggests
• Star readers help Syrians leave factories for schools
• THIS IS IT. GAME 7
• #mansionpar­ty
• PICKING HER BRAIN FOR NEUROSCIEN­CE
• Canadiens wilt under Bruins’ pressure, blow Game 2,
• Second-place winner: ’Laughing Tiger,’
• Kyiv vows to retake breakaway cities
• Insurgents release European observers
• Mad beaver of Miramichi menaces main street
• Dismissed unpaid employees back at work at the Walrus — with pay
• Chow’s bus pledge pleases voters, poll finds
• Ottawa to fund 3,000 paid internship­s for recent grads
• Parti Québécois election post-mortem puts spotlight on sovereignt­y debate
• ‘The earth erupted into pillars of fire’
• Vatican panel to advise Pope on sex abuse policies
• Egypt extends detention of jailed journalist­s
• ‘No hope’ of rescue from Afghan landslide
• Nigeria detains 8 suspects over blasts
• Shabby bid to taint a justice
• Grisly U.S. debate
• Why not try high-occupancy lanes?
• Taxes: we’re all in this together
• Game over for the Big Three
• A 12-step rehab program can’t turn him into a good mayor
• Democracy produces powerful kingmakers
• Explosion of crudity carries a high cost
• Use of Find My iPhone rings warning bells
• Time for a musical merger
• 24’s Live Another Day lets director finish a series dear to his heart
• IT STILL REIGNS
• Something doesn’t add up here
• Hot Docs doles out prizes
• For Contact, now is the time to take risks
• > BEN RAYNER’S REASONS TO LIVE
• ‘Karma’ brings duo back together
• > POP GOES THE WEEK
• Seven acts worth seeing at Canadian Music Week
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• ‘Uncle Timmy has been stolen’
• Mother Nature expects patience from us
• Racism in the NBA an echo of historical oppression
• A bit of magic between the sleeves
• American beauty
• Should and could
• Once bitten
• WHODUNIT:
• WITHOUT A DOUBT
• Gaborik gets Kings off to good start
• Penguins need Crosby to regain magic powers
• Kane’s play dazzles even his own teammates
• Reds swept aside by Revolution
• Man City has title squarely in sight
• Rock sent packing by Bandits
• Pacers pull together to dispatch pesky Hawks
• Thunder’s dynamic duo too much for Memphis
• Lessons from a long, hard series
• Blue Jay bullpen blows it again
• Mickelson right there with a 63
• NASCAR: Brian Scott grabs pole for Sunday’s Sprint Cup race at Talladega
• Bills could have new owner soon

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