Toronto Star - 2015-04-28

• BALTIMORE BURNS
• School bus crash info kept secret
• LOTS OF BLAME TO GO AROUND FOR RAPTORS
• Poisoned PEN
• PM taps Afghan vet to lead armed forces
• ‘IT WILL BE VERY HARD FOR NEPAL TO RECOVER’
• Much Ado about Bollywood
• Making tracks
• Canada sending more aid as quake’s toll tops 4,000,
• Trouble tenant gets six months in jail
• Green with envy
• Senate wants residency review kept secret, Duffy trial told
• Death toll tops 4,000, while officials plead for aid
• Frontrunne­r could end up long shot
• Union calls elementary teachers offer ‘offensive’
• Forget Patrick Brown: Elliott’s looking toward premiershi­p
• Trudeau impressed by Blair’s ‘integrity’
• Accidental activists to make history
• Amid turmoil Ukraine makes plans to join EU
• Another winter of our discontent
• Putting kids’ welfare first
• Pushing back on pay
• Conservati­ves resurrect anti-union bill
• Climate is everyone’s concern
• Dismal PC leadership race shows how far party has fallen
• Tale of two Gladues reveals how natives are over-criminaliz­ed
• Seeking justice for fallen workers
• NBC turns guns on itself in Williams scandal
• Influentia­l alt-rock Brits are back in focus
• Cardiac arrest rare during exercise
• How to find a doctor who supports specific needs
• Study suggests techniques to help kids swallow their pills
• App makes women the queen bees
• Really good at faking love
• Be confident and move on from an uninterest­ed guy
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Prospectiv­e truckers face traffic jam before road exams
• Courtroom conduct ‘profoundly’ disrespect­ful
• Report clears Brampton staff of wrongdoing
• Finding a blind alley with Google Maps
• PRIDE CHIEF
• TRANSIT TIMETABLE
• Nestlé is an ingredient CivicActio­n didn’t need
• Election shakeup possible for cities
• Affordable housing for seniors
• No time to waste as region grows
• Money held by Sandro Lisi traced to drug deal
• Jays’ bullpen snatches defeat from jaws of victory
• Canada set to take on world
• Bolts head home for Game 7
• End of an era for Isles
• Welterweig­hts capture our imaginatio­n
• Broken Raptors try to put pieces back together
• A look at Toronto’s lineup heading into off-season
• Amir Johnson doesn’t relish the thought of leaving Dinos
• Analytics may help lift medal count for Olympics
• Canada about to take its place on world stage
• Tanenbaum, Bell in talks to buy Argonauts
• Apple gains spur bullish forecast
• Jay-Z rhymes off tweet-storm in defence of his music service
• BURGER BUMP
• BANK OF MOM AND DAD
• Canadian consumer spending is booming
• Great Lakes economy will swell, report says
• Energy, financials drag down TSX
• Chipotle’s menu officially GMO-free
• Thriving millennial­s embrace car culture
• John Oliver to Joe Fresh: Eat my mystery lunch

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