Toronto Star - 2014-05-05

• BROKEN TRUST
• Nets 104, Raptors 103
• ‘Lost so long,’ soldier’s body returned to family
• ONTARIO ELECTION
• PAINFUL INEQUALITY
• Should you wait to start CPP? Do the math
• Parents reflect on son’s sacrifice in Afghanista­n
• Rare meteor sighting turns heads in GTA
• A dying man’s plea for the medicine that could help him
• Pro-Russian detainees freed amid mayhem
• Aiding families takes top priority in aftermath of Afghan landslide
• President vows to find kidnapped schoolgirl­s
• Canadian Tire Jumpstart gives kids a sporting chance
• Programs get kids off the sidelines and into the game
• Time to bring back play
• More than 700,000 given chance to pursue their dreams
• Are You Suffering with Pain?
• Conservati­ve snooping Orwellian
• Damned by his own words
• Filling the data gap
• Lethal accidents waiting to happen
• Aboriginal students caught between clashing visions
• Suspension of foreign workers puts them at risk of deportatio­n
• Ontario right not to accredit law school with anti-gay pact
• Income splitting means less taxes...... right?
• First-time homebuyer’s costly RRSP mistake
• BINDING PROMISES
• Indian funds worth a look
• Eight red flags to watch for when applying for life insurance
• Avoiding spending pitfalls in retirement
• Weigh the pros and cons of moving for a new job
• Index funds reduce costs, boost returns, says Vanguard
• CROSSWORD FOR MONDAY
• A hard act to follow
• UNIQUE LIVES
• New director of Sporting Life 10k ready for massive event
• Obama draws laughs at press dinner
• Jayson Blair’s dizzying fall from grace
• Thousands of students ready to rock out with Chris Hadfield
• Teaching kids about disabiliti­es
• A mom can read between the lines
• Don’t look to the movies for over-50 dating answers
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Woman played by a master creep
• Alas, thick fish paired with thin fries doesn’t add up to a perfect combo
• Cracks forming in Ford’s support base?
• Back at work after PTSD treatment
• Give condo buildings what they need to become communitie­s
• Councillor­s hope to reverse ban on electronic music
• SLAM DUNK SURPRISE
• TALE OF TWO CITIES
• Fixing the public transit we already have first
• Multi-vehicle crash on QEW kills 1 man, injures others
• In the wake of billing fiasco, Hydro One is waiving monthly service charges
• Last-second heartbreak
• The Maple Leafs will likely decide the fate of head coach Randy Carlyle this week.
• Wild dig deep hole against Hawks
• Habs eager to spread brand worldwide
• Fleury solid as Pens pull even
• McGowan gives Jays what they needed
• Holmes completes career turnaround
• Ross rewards Casey’s patience with impressive effort in finale
• ‘Best fans in world’ show their support
• San Antonio ‘tidal wave’ swamps Mavs in Game 7
• Clippers set for shootout vs. Thunder
• Chelsea’s title hopes take big hit

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