Toronto Star - 2022-03-31

• Former top soldier won’t have a record
• Ford ignores suggestion­s from housing task force
• Availabili­ty of free rapid tests extended
• Minimum wage meets maximum politics
• When grief becomes a mental disorder
• Rock ‘still kind of processing’ Oscars
• Police identify woman found dead in plastic bag
• She brought warmth to politics
• Transit chief got 21% raise last year
• Trump asks Putin for dirt on the Bidens
• Russian strikes curb hope for talks
• U.S. claims Putin misled by military advisers
• If you order delivery, support bike lanes
• Coyote sightings on the rise on GTA school property
• PM visits Williams Lake First Nation
• Blast from past: Hubble spots farthest star ever
• Jackson likely to be confirmed
• Tough words, weaker action
• Let’s finish bike lanes job on Bloor Street
• Doug Ford’s love of private health care
• We can help Ukrainian refugees
• World Cup groups — what are the odds?
• Past abuse requires reset of relationsh­ip
• HOROSCOPES
• Escaping Square One
• Prices on recreation­al properties are soaring
• Starters get to know each other
• Ryerson takes perfect record to Final 8
• Campbell should help solve injury issues
• A bump in the road at end of the trip
• Henderson ‘at peace’ with short driver
• With racquets flying in anger, calls for crackdown get louder
• Jays’ Fowler chase will end with minor-league deal
• You can soon bet on Leafs — legally
• A hub for Tamil food FROM SRI LANKA
• HERE’S WHERE COMPANIES CAN START:
• Diverse Opportunit­ies for Diverse Indigenous Dreamers and Creators
• Powering Progress: Indigenous Energy Leadership in Ontario
• Promoting Diversity, Equity, and InclusionT­hroughtheJ­oyofSailin­g
• Shaw’s 2019 production of ‘Cyrano’ returns, and it’s still a thrill

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