Toronto Star - 2016-03-16

• STABBING SUSPECT FACES NINE CHARGES
• Trump hits speed bump in Ohio
• Moms still waiting for federal action on EI sick benefits
• MEET THE NEW BOSS
• Loblaws plays catch-up after consumers see red
• Squawkamol­e
• A prince among men
• Relative says she noticed “dramatic” changes in suspect’s behaviour,
• Let’s be honest about needle sites
• Toronto charity loses tax-free status
• Mother Teresa to be canonized in September
• Protests threaten to oust Brazilian president
• U.S. loosens restrictio­ns on Cuba travel, banking access
• Two groups duel to represent Mounties
• Liberals mull creating a watchdog for CBSA
• Trudeau should push for UN reform
• Internet Black Widow set to be released with conditions
• Brison envisions one federal online site
• Mulcair doesn’t deserve all the blame for 2015 loss
• Site of 1503 shipwreck linked to Vasco da Gama found off Oman
• Mini T-rex may be a missing link
• Al Qaeda’s new reality in Africa
• Burma elects first civilian president in decades
• U.S. airstrike kills senior Daesh commander
• Norwegian extremist Breivik sues state for jail isolation
• Pot-vaping rules still need tweaking
• Game-changer for housing
• Rebuild public trust
• We’re all in this transit mess together
• Disability the ‘last bastion of discrimina­tion’
• Like it or not, Sir John A.’s story is the story of Canada
• On privacy and the ‘it’s all about me’ generation
• You bring the wine I’ll bring the free dinner
• A LEAP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
• Another Romeo and his Juliet
• Taking notes from one ‘music city’ to another
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Reaching manhood yet failing to grow up
• Based on faith, unrepentan­tly
• Hansik proves nothing succeeds like excess
• This year, just say no to drinking green beer
• > FRESH BITES: SUGAR SNAP PEAS
• Back to basics at Indian Street Food Co.
• Fully loaded arepas stuff Kensington’s El Arepazo
• Ask your husband to set boundaries with his exes
• Conrad Black sells mansion but stays put
• Arbitratio­n looms in firefighte­r talks
• One man’s crusade to warn drivers about ticket traps
• DRIVEN BACK TO COURT
• Toronto studies road tolls for Gardiner, DVP
• A BROKEN SYSTEM?
• COPS VS. FIREFIGHTE­RS
• New streetcar delivery schedule ‘achievable’
• Leafs sizzle, Bolts fizzle
• Encarnacio­n injury forces Jays to shut him down
• MISSED OPPORTUNIT­Y
• No clear favourite in battle for leadoff spot
• Chavez shakes off rust in first spring start
• DeRozan’s night off no issue for Raps
• Costly effort for Manchester City
• Bulldogs motivated by season of tragedy
• For NHL, goalie equipment size does matter
• Blackhawks struggling to regain their wayward mojo
• Stamkos enjoys rare in-season visit home
• Jones needs protection from himself
• Boxing has always been part science, part sideshow
• French fashion flavour at Square One
• TIP OF THE COUTURE CAP
• HOT HOUSING MARKET
• Valeant’s loss triggers stock price plunge
• Cheerios is making a buzz about bees
• TSX falls as loonie drops half a cent
• Bar adds character to the nightlife in Kensington Market
• Sony buys Jackson’s stake in rich music catalogue

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