Toronto Star - 2017-04-05

• GAS ATTACKS CHOKE SYRIA
• Senator used taxpayer-funded office, hotel rooms for liaisons
• FAVOURING CURRY
• Woman pleads guilty in child’s daycare death
• School bans boy’s prom date: his grandma
• The wild card of Mar-a-Lago summit
• Border wall contractor­s prepare for hostility
• Romeo and Juliette make debut in hospital
• St. Petersburg subway bomber named
• Flood-stricken Colombian city mourns dead
• Byelection­s give Liberals some cause for concern
• Possible cellphone snooping investigat­ed
• Ottawa’s pot adviser warns more education is needed
• ‘System is badly broken’ for students with autism
• Special training urged for judges-to-be
• Students to learn history through virtual reality
• Younger sister of Tina Fontaine found safe
• High court to revisit its decision on trial delays
• NHL to fans: drop dead
• End this cash grab
• TTC testing must be flexible
• Bombardier contains the worst of public and private
• Little Britain chokes on Easter eggs, nostalgia
• Drought-stricken Somalia now headed toward famine crisis
• Media barred from Meredith’s ethics committee meeting
• Tech boom could mean budget boost
• Banking boss talks housing crisis
• Downsizing is packed with plenty of barriers
• Robo-flight attendants among new airline tech
• CEDING THE 5TH
• A TRADE LETDOWN
• Collapse of car demand in U.S. jeopardize­s auto-factory drive
• First cap-and-trade auction a sellout
• Don’t ignore qualified Americans, U.S. warns
• HOLDING IT TOGETHER
• Lepage’s show 887 a dark, personal trip down memory lane
• Aretha Franklin to play T.O. jazz festival
• Spooky smart Nordic Noir perfect for AMC
• John Mayer cooks up a concert for all tastes
• A public primer on the perils of teen stardom
• The Dinner that was served ahead of its time
• In the hands of a master sushi chef
• Freakshake­s are shaking up the Toronto dessert scene
• Union Chicken something to crow about
• U of T students chow down on history
• Tofu curry perfect for meatless Mondays
• How can dad connect back with daughters after separation
• A gritty voice speaks of life on Toronto’s streets
• Public will find ‘they were heard’
• G20 cop wants conviction tossed
• Dramatic rent hikes ‘unacceptab­le’
• NEW HUB IN THE CITY
• Expired medical suspension­s won’t be on drivers’ records
• Tory puts focus on transit, social housing
• South Parkdale No Frills to reopen
• Ovie’s Caps crash Leafs party
• CALL TO THE BULLPEN
• Game-end fireworks cap ugly night for Raptors on road
• Scoop’s glory days include Blue Jays
• Romo passes up comeback for TV
• Thirsty Canucks soak up Masters class
• Capitals administer reality check
• Skip hit hard by NHL brushing off Olympics
• Women’s world hockey: Canadians ‘shocked’ by NHL decision to skip Games
• Tucker’s dream sequence
• Tar Heels tops . . . but who’s next?
• Injury & Disability Law
• North Carolina open for NCAA business after bathroom bill

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