Toronto Star - 2020-04-01

• Thoughts in Time of Plague
• Two clinic workers test positive — and public wasn’t told
• COVID-19 takes hold in city’s nursing homes
• Most people here are coming to work and just hoping that they don’t get this virus. They are showing up because they know that the public are counting on them.
• Remember March 1? It seems like it was years ago. DiManno,
• Ontario schools will remain closed until at least May 4,
• Ottawa eyes low-interest lines of credit for Canadians,
• Kitchener club owner dies of virus
• Restrictio­ns likely to last months, B.C. officials warn
• Cross the line and pay the fine
• Toronto cancels all public events for next three months
• Cancer surgeries take back seat in pandemic
• Transparen­cy on our fiscal situation would help
• Ottawa to spend another $2B on medical supplies
• ORNGE to shuttle patients and critical supplies
• ICU nurse on verge of deportatio­n
• Only thing we have to fear is Trump himself
• Noodle sales among signs of normalcy returning in Wuhan
• New York gets needed help as number of infected grows
• City won’t close Yonge St. to cars
• Let’s not resurrect Toronto’s Airbnb era
• Landlords can send eviction notices
• Student residence urged to cancel leases
• Can you get COVID-19 by touching your phone?
• Banks must do more to help
• Government­s must come clean on protective gear
• It’s ‘Tiger King’ vs. Trump in the battle for our eyeballs
• Should my daughter’s life be valued less?
• Great things are happening in health care
• GM keeps eye on future in isolation
• Ex-Leaf delivers on promise to help
• Virus shifts free agent landscape
• Canadian Open, Queen’s Plate close to decision
• NHL: Coyotes GM donating food to Ontario front-line workers
• Her husband was cheating, then she cut ties with me
• Three Toronto luxury condo projects go into receiversh­ip
• Insurers under the gun as virus claims mount
• TC Energy greenlight­s Keystone XL
• Advertiser­s urged to not avoid coronaviru­s stories
• Wiping out those wacky holidays
• Food prices expected to rise
• RBC expects home sales to dive 30%, prices to dip
• Hairstylis­t and doctors played key role in design of Ford face shield
• Canadians at risk of missing payments
• Medical companies win approval for rapid tests
• From creating nightmare worlds for TV to living in one
• NXNE postpones from June to August
• The art and soul of creative community
• Toronto craft breweries will deliver to your door

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