Toronto Star - 2021-05-21

• STAGES OF RELIEF
• Fragile hope as ceasefire is reached in Gaza conflict
• This time the province followed the science — and showed it’s never too late to do the right thing
• Tavares injury looms over loss
• Judge quashes fine for sex assault victim over publicatio­n ban,
• ■ What reopening plan means for Toronto residents,
• ■ Parents await word on possible reopening of schools,
• ■ Small-business owners worry relief comes too late,
• ■ Golf courses get ready for tee time,
• ‘Tell me what to do please’
• ‘Saskadelph­ia’ only the beginning for the Hip
• Pandemic and its effects killed far more than originally thought
• REVIEW: “Saskadelph­ia” makes a worthy addition to Gord Downie’s legacy,
• Teeing up again? Here’s what you need to know
• Owe it to our Constituti­on to read Quebec’s fine print
• Army official says external oversight not needed
• Lawyer seeks acquittal for St. Michael’s student
• Former ombudsman says he would testify again in Vance probe
• Reporter used deceit to connect with Diana
• Even amid pandemic, more than 40 million fled their homes in 2020
• Owls enter dispute over old-growth logging
• Tennis courts, golf courses set to open
• Outdated bylaw leaves tenants suffering from the heat
• Use of force only triggers ugly cycle of fear
• Ex-principal unaware of so many failed swim tests
• Death of Rail Deck Park a win for developers, loss for city
• Bank of Canada governor must do better on climate change
• Freedom, while there’s time
• Why did a hideous ‘war’ reinvigora­te Palestinia­n cause?
• Bill 251 stinks of bad policy covering up actual ill will
• It’ll take more than vaccines to end the COVID-19 pandemic
• Kadri proves trade was right move for Leafs
• Tavares injury overshadow­s Game 1 loss
• No-hitters are fun, but fans prefer hits
• Jokic, Curry and Embiid vie for MVP
• Canadian Conners leads PGA Championsh­ip
• Wife’s big surprise suggests she feels unsupporte­d
• Twitter users can apply to be verified
• Stress tests to tighten as BoC issues debt warning
• Indigenous battles win big
• Sephora Canada gets 15% better
• Canadian Pacific is urging Kansas City Southern to reject Canadian National’s rival $33.6 billion takeover bid, but it still refuses to increase its own $25 billion bid.
• European Union and U.S. top trade officials will seek to further cement recent advances in settling some key difference­s that have soured transatlan­tic relations over the past few years.
• The COVID-19 pandemic has helped small- and mediumsize­d businesses better position themselves in their fight against e-commerce giants like Amazon.com Inc., Lightspeed POS Inc. CEO says.
• CPPIB reports highest annual return since inception in 1999
• Pot firm Hexo eyes private-label strategy amid U.S. expansion
• Translatin­g Halston for a new generation
• CROSSWORD FOR FRIDAY

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