Toronto Star - 2022-04-30

• COVID prevention drug to arrive in Ontario next week
• Four cadets dead in Kingston
• Are politician­s, voters cooling on climate change?
• Councillor­s meet to bless a fleet of bicycles built for brew
• National Principal’s Day
• Del Duca vows a cheaper meal
• Haste urged for approvals on student teachers in short supply
• Vaughan woman a runner of endurance
• Police breached accused man’s right to counsel, Supreme Court rules
• Can’t shake Omicron symptoms?
• MPs eye mandating training for judges on domestic violence
• Alleslev drops out of Tory leadership race
• Student film festival hits really big screen
• Quebec ‘wins battle’ for factory
• Democracy withers in occupied cities
• UN works to broker civilian evacuation
• Canadian arrested for dancing naked on sacred volcano
• President to remove brother as PM
• Explosion kills at least 10
• Test your knowledge of cycling and driving safety
• Ryerson’s new name is bland — and perfect
• Toronto police prepare for 14 protests this weekend
• What does Musk see in Twitter?
• Canada taps migrants for quick fix to labour shortage
• Maybe Twitter is just a bad idea
• Can rate hikes defeat inflation? It’s complicate­d
• ABOUT THE FUNDS
• CPPIB should pay its leadership less
• OPEN HOUSE
• WHAT THEY GOT HOUSES
• Feeding his fire
• Charles will be fine. But Harry? Maybe not
• To boldly bring back women’s roles
• New Orleans endures despite its scars
• How Canada’s coldest case was heated up
• Actor can’t help but find new nuances
• POETRY BARB CAREY
• BESTSELLER­S
• When Hollywood’s queen met England’s
• Dealing with the terror of visibility
• Putting Toronto’s hip-hop history on display
• Brunch wines for MOTHER’S DAY
• Be available (and make sure your date is too)
• The show, and family life, must go on
• Honest communicat­ion is key to lasting relationsh­ip
• Celebratin­g 30 years as a safe space
• Working to transform a North York community
• Building industry awards recognize excellence, innovation and leadership
• The strategy of delaying an offer
• Make your goal green as grass
• Budget may rattle resale of pre-built condos
• This week in new getaway inspiratio­n
• No mountain high enough
• The storybook charm of Barry’s Bay
• Wine country welcomes ranch-turned-resort
• Southern gumbo, with a side of matzo
• What Musk’s past tweets reveal about Twitter’s new boss
• Who said what this week
• Canada lynx protection­s deal sealed by U.S., conservati­onists
• Journalist­s killed while reporting in Ukraine
• Stand on guard against extremism
• Setting the record straight
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• STRANGERS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• Help may have to come from within
• Big inning leads Houston over Blue Jays
• NBA’s scarcest commodity what Raptors need most
• Regular season one to remember
• Long playoff waits nearly over
• Fehr to be replaced as NHLPA director
• Hagglund returns to his old haunts
• What’s the best way to parallel park? We have the answer
• FOCUSED on his PASSION
• A CLOSER LOOK 2022 TESLA MODEL S
• BLACK BOOK’S AWARDS predict cars’ future value
• Driving your way to a full charge

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