Toronto Star - 2022-04-09

• Motion picture academy boots Smith for 10 years
• Pain in my hips and a buzz in my face
• Politics of abortion affect low-income women most
• Canada, U.S. want no repeat of blockades
• Decoloniza­tion may shape climate policy
• Feds aim to close ‘loophole’
• Will GTA homes become affordable?
• The $10-billion pact having an effect
• Free-spending Freeland is all business now
• Schools to keep reporting absences
• Out of body and in the winners seat
• MPP Yarde loses NDP nomination battle
• Man says police assault ruined career
• SpaceX sends 3 to space station for $55M each
• Haunting residentia­l school shot wins prestigiou­s award
• ‘We’ve made it, all of us’
• Two acquitted in kidnap plot trial
• Defiant PM calls for street rallies
• Elevated event aims to raise $15M toward cure
• Empty chairs at council are bad look
• Scarboroug­h RT could be reborn as dedicated bus lane
• NOTABLE SELECTIONS
• A DAY FOR COMEBACKS
• Offensive explosion huge relief for Berríos
• Canadians are in it to win it
• Injured Woods has big weekend plans
• This team still has plenty of gas
• Sixth wave sparks new labour crunch
• Musk is all wrong on free speech
• Canada needs a Zero Trust cybersecur­ity strategy
• BoC’s goal is to avoid financial crisis
• Ukraine response shows real corporate social responsibi­lity
• Foreign eyes on Canada’s cleantech firms
• Allison Harness, a Toronto-based real estate writer, compiled this comparison of real estate both near schools, shopping, parks and restaurant­s
• Open House is compiled by Star contributo­r Elaine Smith, a Toronto-based real estate writer
• Where to turn next after ‘Turning Red’
• Piece of U.S. history home at last
• Some guys actually can put a price on a night out
• A celebratio­n of TSO’s maestros
• The recipe for celebrity chefdom
• ‘Ambulance’ highlights the ‘real-life superheroe­s’
• Connecting through time and place
• BESTSELLER­S
• (Em)bracing new forms of Canadian writing
• EXCAVATING THE PAST
• When starting on a new project
• Pet Adoption, Animal Love, and Tips for Pet Parents
• 5 Important Reasons Why Your Cat Needs a Catit Fountain
• If Your Pet Has Behavioura­l Issues, You're Not Alone — and There's Help
• Raw, Natural Foods Are the Key to Optimal Health for Your Dog or Cat
• National Pet Food Bank Program Fills the Bellies of Pets in Need
• Feeling a different type of rush
• Theatre paved way, TV opened doors
• Best teeth ever
• Take time to recalibrat­e after breakup
• After ‘Ozark,’ Pelphrey on Hollywood radar
• SOAK UP THE SUN — and creative culture — IN FLORIDA
• New lagoon in an Icelandic forest
• ROYAL REVIVAL
• Getaway inspiratio­n
• Luxury in the world’s adventure capital
• Holy smokes! BBQ season is back
• Start hardy plants this weekend
• Reno advice, expertise at National Home Show
• Turning typical lake design on its side
• A few things about home co-ownership
• ‘Now we have peace … but we have nothing else’
• Clear a path through red tape for student refugees
• ‘It’s now or never’ on the climate
• Does Poilievre’s social media savvy give him an advantage?
• NO Experience, policies will matter more
• Honouring casualties of war
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Gausman can’t wait to be a Toronto man
• When did 82 games become too much?
• A vastly underappre­ciated scorer
• City of champions? It might not be that far-fetched
• Is Vasilevski­y running out of juice?
• Sitting out games is now a ‘status symbol,’ coach says
• Getting out of the division just got easier
• Action comes early as Ontario’s industry opens up
• Old methods no longer acceptable
• Driving toward TOMORROW
• A CLOSER LOOK 2002 LINCOLN BLACKWOOD
• Sure, buy electric, but what happens if you live in a condo?
• How big should a battery be?

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