Toronto Star - 2021-05-22

• Paradise cost
• Dr. Samir Sinha, director of geriatrics at Mount Sinai Hospital,
• ‘Nobody has been spared’
• War of words continues
• What happened to Tavares?
• Bid rejected for university status
• LTC residents can reunite with family
• Conservati­ves’ strategist­s want party to shock
• YouTube creators fear C-10 will stifle CanCon promotion
• Do children need parental consent for jab?
• Biden to host Floyd’s family at White House
• Judge made ‘serious error,’ but can stay
• Regarding Quebec, stop believing the prophets of doom
• City’s order to close steps on charter rights, religious schools argue
• Reactions to letter about coverage revealing
• Sirens, rockets, riots and taking exams
• Competing storylines play out on social media
• AstraZenec­a approved for second doses
• Discipline case hears closing arguments
• Canada’s vaccine efforts doubled over 5 weeks as daily cases drop
• Assault victim’s murder charge dropped
• Principal denies knowing teacher cheated on swim test
• Rediscover­ing great outdoors changed my life
• Sarcastic Queen West billboard draws attention to housing crisis
• City has thousands of vaccinatio­n slots
• Will Canada face a pandemic baby bust?
• ‘COVID-19 has forever changed e-commerce’
• Tesla is not worth its high stock valuation
• Drive-ins ask why they can’t open
• Statistics Canada says retail sales rose 3.6% to $57.6 billion in March as COVID-19 restrictio­ns relaxed in parts of the country.
• A second major investor is looking to sell its shares in the Kitimat liquefied natural gas developmen­t.
• Commodity prices from copper to corn slide as on worries of faster inflation.
• Build back a city that works for everyone
• The ‘class of COVID’ needs support after the pandemic is over
• We must not let remote work make life worse
• The conversati­on about race belongs in the boardroom
• Ford pins a lot of hope on electric F-150
• WHAT THEY GOT
• GTA OPEN HOUSES TO SEE ONLINE
• Truth, lies, literature
• The world may have stopped, but the music didn’t
• Hair salon at risk of closing for good
• Loaded with Hollywood tales
• See the world from the Cyclopean perspectiv­e
• The translator who introduced Japan to Anne
• Canadian film industry plants a flag in streaming world
• Opera Atelier works with ‘appeal of sensuality’
• Snyder blends social commentary into ‘Army of the Dead’
• Sly wit powers Indigenous thriller
• Sensitive portrayal of troubled siblings
• JACK BATTEN
• > BESTSELLER­S
• The Skin We’re In
• Sun Safety Is Important Every Day and for All Bodies
• A Skin Care Product Line with Gentle and Irritant Free Ingredient­s
• See a Dermatolog­ist in a Matter of Hours — Without Having to Leave Home
• The Best Sunscreen Is the One You Want to Wear
• Dyson's Innovative Tools and Technologi­es: The Secret to Healthy Hair
• I was cold, hungry and trying to be open-minded
• My pandemic hair is out of control. Should I get a bob?
• This mouth-watering spring-lamb stew is light, lovely
• Wines that make you a household hero
• Dating life should focus on girlfriend, not grief
• The re-re-rebirth of Jean Smart
• Get out, take your tech toys with you
• Dramatic gallery wall evokes her memories
• Euro-style manor in Whitchurch-Stouffvill­e
• An adventure for the family
• Gardening is full this long weekend
• Success of inclusiona­ry zoning lies in the right partnershi­ps
• HUMBER BAY SHORES
• Metrick Cottage a natural, by design
• Sellers set the stage in hot home market
• A rising star’s guide to Newmarket
• Love to paddle? Add these top spots to your bucket list
• Ultra-luxe hotel a beauty in the Balkans
• Pack efficientl­y with these handy travel organizers — your suitcase will thank you
• A painful triumph at Arc de Triomphe
• Will tours from your couch save the industry?
• Setbacks sweeping across Asia in fight against virus
• Tradition wins acceptance, but something else is lost
• Tupac Amaru fascinates long after death
• Unkept promises and the great mother
• Afghans who helped U.S. fear being left behind
• What the polio vaccine can tell us about AstraZenec­a
• A sensible step into summer
• Is now the time to finally expand gambling laws?
• World must push for peace
• Ontario shouldn’t hold back second dose of vaccine
• We must expand what we think of as essential
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Tavares ‘back home and recovering’
• Confidence is what’s called for now
• Mickelson having week for the ages
• Guerrero looks like a contender
• Price a mystery Leafs have to solve
• Bruins have Caps on ropes
• Battle of Orlando ‘good test’ for Reds
• With play-ins over, let the playoffs begin
• A ‘disrupter’ who silences all doubters
• THE SIXTIES AND THE SUBURBS
• BEYOND THE CITY: PICKERING IN THE 1960s
• HEAD OF THE CLASS
• DOUBLING DOWN
• THE PEOPLE MOVERS
• Unfolding a guide to the past
• To help the PM in his climate fight, buy an electric car
• New dawn, new life, new SUV
• A CLOSER LOOK: 2021 HYUNDAI VENUE TREND
• When it comes to use of EVs, cities must help pave the way
• A loose gas cap could be reason for check engine light
• Cars from the past to invest in now
• Books to cure open-road wanderlust
• Great auto-themed products to splurge on this week
• A weekend in the land of lakes
• Install a front-facing car seat

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