Toronto Star - 2018-03-24

• THE RENOVICTED
• Innocent lives lost in the crossfire
• ‘He’s one of the greats’: Star’s Michael Cooke moving on
• TRUMP: MAKE A DEAL, OR FACE TARIFFS
• Justice difficult in medical abuse cases
• Publisher rejects book by farmer acquitted in fatal shooting
• China readies its retaliatio­n in tariffs tussle with U.S.
• Trump’s veto talk proves an idle threat
• Sunshine List gets 6 per cent longer
• Election officer plays crucial role
• In praise of the (odd) filibuster
• Should comedy industry laugh or cry?
• Green Party leader arrested at protest
• On youth and the democratic deficit
• Wynne promises $2.4B for Sick Kids
• Peru’s new president asks citizens not to ‘lose faith’
• Teen girl shot at Maryland school dies
• Report confirms Twitter is toxic for women
• Hawaii missile alert stumped 911
• Bomber’s roommate was held by police
• Funeral held for woman killed by a stray bullet
• Ajax victims’ autopsies detailed
• Arrest in Square One bus station beating
• CANADA’S FAVOURITE BROTHERS
• BUYING TO LIVE OR BUYING TO RENT
• SMALL SPACE STRUGGLES?
• CONSUMER PROTECTION: How These Organizati­ons Work to Support You
• BUYING A CONDO? Use a Mortgage Broker
• 3 Reasons Why First-Time Homebuyers Need a Mortgage Broker
• Q+ A True North Mortgage
• PROPERTY BROTHERS
• IS MOVING NORTH THE ANSWER?
• ‘Zucktown’ stoking fears about Facebook’s reach
• Time for mandatory measures
• Annual inflation accelerate­s to 2.2%
• HIGH-STRUNG
• TO THE RESCUE
• Atrial and error with the Apple Watch
• WHAT THEY GOT
• SEE WHAT’S OUT THERE AND FOR HOW MUCH
• Etobicoke: $807,000
• From trash to billions: Super Bowl real dream of Blockbuste­r founder
• Self-driving trucks revving concerns
• Cruise line puts $200M into renovating its island
• Artisan cashes in on Amazon Handmade digital marketplac­e
• Making fast fashion even faster
• Amazon stakes drone future with new patents
• Everyone’s a winner
• Spielberg wants us to stop being distracted with this film
• SHARED EXPERIENCE
• A pair of Victorian era ‘influencer­s’
• Frozen’s Olaf hits Broadway
• Happy to speak for Muppet Babies
• JURASSIC PARK ACTOR IS AMONG THE UNDERDOGS
• Tom Rachman: On artists behaving badly
• > SMALL PRINT DEIRDRE BAKER
• > BESTSELLER­S
• WORD UNDER THE STREET
• Mapping Australia’s history with race
• Dark satire on university politics
• Fresh takes on wisdom
• ‘I just want to cut men’s hair’
• TUNNEL VISION
• ‘Jaffari Village’ appeal to be heard by OMB this week
• Bike lanes help suburbs, Keesmaat says
• Gangs legally buying guns
• Arrest made in fatal Brampton attack
• A PLACE CALLED HOME
• 5 PLACES TO CELEBRATE EARTH HOUR
• Standing issue with utility poles
• Fixed in a Jiffy
• Rose bushes are team players in all-star garden
• 6 steps to buying your first home
• Say Hello to classic Lock House
• A relaxed refuge in style for springtime
• > WHAT THEY GOT CONDOS
• YOU CAN’T (JUST) TOUCH THIS
• Reno award winners make old new again
• Corporatio­n’s insurance won’t cover renos
• Scenic views all year in Pickering
• TO SERVEAN AND DEFLECT
• Is Facebook data too valuable to worry about ethics?
• ON KANO’S VELVET THRONE
• NOT FLYING BLIND
• 16 Times greater than was thought: The growing, and gross, Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
• STATUS UPDATES
• CITATION PLEASE
• Sweet science: Finding Earth’s origins with syrup
• Sparrows change tune to find love amid noise
• Canada’s curiously cautious commemorat­ion of suffragist­s
• Pulitzer winner tackled racial injustice
• New threat emerges in Western Desert
• President’s push to extend rule brings nation to brink
• Digital media literacy matters
• What we owe each other
• We must regulate ‘Gafa’ economy
• Must we stop Doug Ford?
• Jagmeet Singh should follow Barack Obama’s lead
• GOOD POURS, CLOSE TO HOME
• A Dutch-inspired spin on tuna salad
• Chicken Tajine
• Givenchy turned simple dress into a party staple
• Wedding invite was a disaster
• Boyfriend won’t defend me to his mom
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• This is hockey night
• STARS IN 45
• Farm has provided a bumper crop
• Kunlun Red Star peaking at right time
• This boxer Rolls with the punches
• Pearce will avoid being in a pinch
• Rally just the start of week’s work
• VanVleet’s award odds are improving
• Top seeds Villanova, Kansas advance
• Ramblers are more than just Cinderella
• Jones rink brushing up on its skills
• Spieth struggling ahead of Masters
• Heal body, soul in India
• COTTAGE COUNTRY
• Cash in on hidden bargains
• Historic city that’s ripe for exploratio­n
• Taking a $4M Bugatti to a drive-thru
• Pickup is finding its niche
• Technology helping vehicles last longer
• Taking the fun factor to another level
• CONSUMER REPORTS TOP 10 CARS OF 2018
• Premium SUV gets a cosmetic update
• Two good but different subcompact cars
• Val’s ’Vette a classic convertibl­e cruiser
• New Toyota Supra has some surprises

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