Toronto Star - 2016-03-28

• Kickback plan alleged at Costco
• Priest gambled away $500K, church says
• PURLS OF WISDOM
• How scrappy Canadian stood up to Trump — in 1984
• Deadly Pakistan blast targets families
• Sweet belief
• Quite a haul
• Hubby faces 4th trial in vanishing-wife mystery
• Pilot busted moments before takeoff
• Cat survives 8-day mail run
• > CLARIFICAT­ION
• Pope delivers message of hope, anguish
• Terror hunt meets hooligans in Brussels
• Gangs of El Salvador seek truce
• Girl dies as bouncy castle carried off by gust of wind
• Quebec mulls gun registry cost
• Undersea glider can help ships steer clear of whales
• Golfing, golfing, gone: Developers swap irons for concrete and steel
• Scientists must be allowed to speak
• It’s high time for a woman
• Scrap this office
• Sick days should be a basic human right
• Tennis pay-gap no surprise
• Pope’s advice hard to take
• Bright story on deadly day
• Give cricket lovers more coverage
• Pension hike a laugher
• A farewell to Ford-ology
• Time to name an aboriginal justice to the Supreme Court
• Interfaith bonds can make a world of difference
• Early treatment is key for autism
• Where have all the female record producers gone?
• WHEN SUPERHERO WORLDS COLLIDE
• Batman v Superman fends off bad reviews
• Anti-vax doc yanked from fest by De Niro
• Cyrus and Keys to be judges on The Voice
• Mariah cancels Brussels concert
• LATE NIGHT
• SUPER CANUCKS
• Radio trailblaze­r ‘the girl with the golden ear’
• Garry Shandling unmasked Hollywood
• With dementia, music can be soothing or stressful
• Driving can get more dangerous with age
• Frozen yogurt, a complicate­d friend
• It’s no stretch to compare yoga with swimming
• Exercise may help slow the brain’s aging process
• MORE OPTIONS FOR THERAPY
• New relationsh­ip damaged by old pain
• How a man’s tortured path led to a stabbing rampage
• YOU QUACK ME UP!
• Metrolinx to fix bus station built close to homes
• Border services sued for wrongful detention
• AN EASTER FEAST
• A vacation at long last
• WHAT THE VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES TOLD THE COURTS
• Who protects old poles? Hydro’s keeping it secret
• Athletes awaken to link between proper rest and success
• Raptors should end Carroll’s season now
• PLAY BY PLAY
• Djokovic, Azarenka make no mistake in Miami
• Can-Con plays role in historic race
• Sleep didn’t come easy for these star athletes
• Orange stun with Final Four berth
• Raptors should lean on Powell
• Final stretch about learning
• Leafs-Lightning: Monday game preview
• Aussie proves he’s in league of his own
• Team Canada left gutted after heartbreak­ing loss
• Hutchison shakes off self-inflicted beaning
• ‘This kid’s got some kind of toughness’
• Butland injured
• Hey, buzz off!
• New sportscast­ers talk a good game
• The lab where they blow up hoverboard­s on purpose
• We need to keep next billion-dollar startup at home
• Data for ransom is hot hacking trend
• > SAFE COMPUTING
• This is how the upcoming Pokemon app will work

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