Toronto Star - 2016-03-15

• Did he go digging for gold?
• Police probe terror link in double stabbing
• Injection sites would limit overdose deaths, Toronto’s top doc says
• BULLS GIVE RAPTORS FITS
• RUSSIA BACKS OFF IN SYRIA
• Many happy returns
• Star’s view: Sites do more than save lives,
• Ottawa in Internet dark ages
• Feds spent $2.2M to fight suit on benefits
• Audit shows contractor­s overbill government
• A birthday this big needs its own music
• Gay former naval officer says he was forced out
• ‘We have lost our way,’ New Democrats lament
• Ottawa says embassy safety is a top priority
• Still time for Couillard to right his party’s ship
• Ontario PCs tout party’s environmen­tal shift
• Bombast, barricades? It must be a Trump rally
• HOW THE DONALD COULD BE STOPPED
• Turkey targets Kurds in wake of deadly blast
• Afghan justice system fails victim of mobbing
• The world should be afraid of Trump
• Clean up this mess
• Is Canada the world’s most successful country?
• Five things you must know to save journalism
• Toronto should welcome safe injection sites
• Exercising his right to be alone
• A MUSICAL AWAKENING
• ACTIVATE YOUR INNER THERMOSTAT
• Emma Donoghue makes Room for awards
• Screen academy boss sweet on the ‘Candys’
• A whodunit story with an important underlying line of advocacy
• TV and the M word, as in the message
• Tale of terror, extremism fails to grip audience
• Avoid contact with manipulati­ve, abusive ex
• Actor’s heart still beats for old show The Tick
• Inconsiste­ncies mark mental-health cases
• Loud politics is the way to get a subway
• Internship program puts CFL in hot seat
• North York man killed by police
• GUILTY VERDICT
• Not criminally responsibl­e: A look at cases across Canada over the last 10 years,
• Tory defends plan, shores up support for one-stop Scarboroug­h subway plan
• City keen to push affordable housing powers
• Raised curb a big step back for mobility issues in St. James Town
• PROFILE: ELLIS GALEA KIRKLAND
• PROFILE: ROHINIE BISESAR
• Leafs actually attractive landing spot
• NHL can’t help meddling with its product
• Jays get positive look at youth
• U.S. Olympian worried about safety at home
• Ryerson Rams ready to raise bar
• Basketball history within reach for Huskies
• WHAT’S NEW THIS TAX SEASON
• How could banks boost dividends? Just look at your fees
• Tips to cut the cost of your big day
• Applicatio­n errors can lead to subsidy blackout
• Robo-adviser revolution isn’t just for millennial­s
• TSX falls as Iran resists oil-cap talks
• Ex-worker says VW destroyed documents
• Having a bank account helps teach kids to save
• The dream of being debt free

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