Toronto Star - 2022-04-26

• Ontario’s students feel depressed about future
• Toronto taxis may add $1 fuel surcharge
• NDP releases ambitious platform
• Horwath takes page from Ford’s book
• Liberals to end for-profit care
• Panel finds army hasn’t addressed racism
• Mounties weren’t told of replica patrol car
• Student stabbed outside Scarboroug­h high school
• For U.S., success is a ‘weakened’ Russia
• Russia hits rail, fuel targets far from front
• No pickup truck tax, but there should be
• Firework complaints sky high
• Crown seeks 20 years for driver who killed family in Brampton
• Ex-union boss vows to ‘clean up’ CUPE scandal
• Your freedom, our health
• Hydrogen plan will help transition from gas
• Poilievre running to be mayor of Canada
• COVID Alert app must be shut down
• Le Pen looking for win in June
• Beijing to mass-test most of city as virus cases mount
• Durant can’t stop Celtics sweep
• Marlies sign McKay despite doping case
• Defence steps up when it counts
• Trying to balance playoff priorities
• Coach is on path to break NHL barriers
• Bichette breaks out with grand slam
• Espinal doesn’t need help on second
• Umpire makes a great case for robots
• Open up to each other to get old feeling back
• Bankers urged to close ESG debt loopholes
• Freedom founder pushes to take back control
• Second U.S. Amazon facility begins voting on unionizati­on
• Chinese stocks slide in U.S. on virus woes
• Activision misses estimates as ‘Call of Duty’ lags competitor­s

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