Toronto Star - 2015-04-19

• ONE THAT GOT AWAY
• Judge rules girl must get measles vaccine
• VICTORY JUST OUT OF REACH
• Buzz of hope drowned out by drums of war
• What we can learn from Cleveland’s comeback
• Disaster flick
• More inside
• Actor the classic boy next door
• Di Biase rejects scathing ethics report
• Durham high school teachers set to strike on Monday
• U.S. city’s economic strategy is beginning to take hold here
• Harry Kopyto is never going to go quietly
• Kids trading nude photos could face charges
• Japanese magnetic-levitation train sets speed record of 589 km/h
• Transit funding to be featured in pre-election budget
• Australian teens arrested on terror plot allegation­s
• Hidden treasure in an Amazon tribe’s poo
• Dr. Oz plans on-air defence against his academic critics
• In comparison
• Grisly find points to industrial-scale killing spree
• Yemen militiamen, rebels clash at airbase
• Lawsuit paints Dali as a secret father
• Pope urges EU to boost aid in Italy’s migrant crisis
• An about-face on veterans
• Honour the women
• Rethink ‘vulnerable persons registry’
• The Maple Leafs clean house
• Enbridge letter a whitewash
• The good, bad and ugly for Justin Trudeau
• Time for a new kind of black activism
• Toronto has a two-tiered education system
• EGOYAN’S BIG YEAR
• Gwyneth Paltrow raises awareness for (her lack of ) poverty
• Stage ‘activation’ of Alice Munro
• Brantwood is a time machine of a show
• Three Canadians cast in Come From Away’s premiere
• Creating a masterpiec­e with all the colours of the music
• Wacky, refreshing barber is a real cut-up
• A gripping portrayal of misery
• No art to this bad sequel
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• THE SWEET HEIR-AFTER
• Fighting for attention in the age of distractio­n
• MAN ON A LEDGE
• New nest a tiring project for two red-necked grebes
• How we moved on from ‘rebel cool’
• Princess Margaret
• Prince Albert (later George VI)
• One step at a time, imperfectl­y
• Illuminati­ng take on the Vietnam War
• String of new gems offer uncomforta­ble truths
• Girls bent on destructio­n
• FALLING IN LOVE By Donna Leon Atlantic Monthly, 256 pages, $28
• Raptors fire too many blanks in opener
• LIGHTNING STRIKES
• Public enemy Pierce has ‘it’ in opening game
• Affair at the Square: The curse of Ujiri, Part 2
• Raptors’ Lowry may be hitting the wall
• Tarasenko puts Blues back on an even note
• Sid the Kid helps Pens head home with split
• Long ball bails out Blue Jays in extras
• Bouchard pays for snub, but 18-year-old surprises
• Nadal sent packing in straight sets loss to Joker
• Hazard has Chelsea sitting pretty

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