Toronto Star - 2017-03-22

• Not too fat to harass patients
• Police probe possible bid-rigging on city work
• Daesh plans for laptop explosives lead U.S., U.K. to limit carry-ons
• Liberals give middle class cold shoulder
• KITCHEN CATASTROPH­ES
• Can ‘cluster’ policy work?
• Land crossings outpace air entries
• Study shows immigratio­n system shifting toward migrant workers
• Undocument­ed immigrants may not get Canada’s welcome
• Journalist left mark on broadcasti­ng world
• Ottawa considers extending Iraq mission
• ‘Ruthless’ Irish rebel leader became peacemaker
• Ontario aims for Buy American exemption
• Minister will miss conference on openness
• PC leader vows to withdraw from Western Climate Initiative
• MPP takes heat after ‘demeaning’ comment
• Trudeau trip to Aga Khan’s island cost $127K
• Gorsuch says he would rule against Trump
• Schools cancel trips to U.S. amid travel ban
• Bee species joins endangered list
• Trump aide allegedly hid pro-Russia payments
• Political ‘trickster’ under FBI scrutiny
• White House administra­tion tries to distance former campaign aides from president
• Let victims’ families speak
• Skimping on seniors
• Crackdown on tax cheats is overdue
• Most Canadians want an elected Senate
• Nixon’s story is instructiv­e as warning for the present
• Stooge? Victim? Donald Trump debate rages
• The pathetic history of confusing apology with clergy innocence
• Home prices to jump 25% in Toronto, TD forecasts
• Infrastruc­ture bank raises questions
• Ottawa may hike capital gains taxes
• A NEW GENERATION
• Google overhauls its advertisin­g policies
• SURGING SONGSTRESS
• Theatre in its most naked form
• Show takes on racially charged killings
• Band of Brothers was about comradeshi­p
• The legendary duet album that never was
• A SAVOURY SHOWDOWN
• Burger’s new twist: alpaca
• A little bit of this and that
• Indulge in this Swiss-inspired menu
• Readers’ unsavoury stories
• Absent father refuses to ‘share’ his daughter
• HONOURING THE MISSING AND MURDERED
• Mayor’s reply raises more questions
• OCCUPY TORONTO
• Chimes they are a-changin’ for some Durham schools
• City audit raises flags on claims for massage, orthotics and more
• Light-rail dispute in hands of judge
• Not clear why Tory’s staff told allied counsellor­s how to vote
• Students call for better mental-health services
• Union critical of TTC’s new policy after subway guard assaulted
• SCRATCHING THE SURFACE
• Gibbons deal win-win for Jays, fans
• Raptors take no Bull in wild win
• Sorry, NHL but NBA’s a slam dunk
• Puerto Rico’s joy reflects an island’s pride
• Sanchez polishing new grip
• Hot-hitting Ceciliani isn’t out in left field
• Marner cuts opponents down to size
• Architect of Bulls’ 1990s dynasty mourned
• Gamecocks try to stay grounded
• Reds feel like home for veteran
• Canadian Corbin-Ong long in name, mane, game
• Curling: Canada’s Homan makes short work of Scotland to stay unbeaten at worlds

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