Toronto Star - 2022-05-14

• SWEETER THAN FICTION
• Law on intoxicati­on violates Charter
• Scent in the air is not one of change
• Woman was ‘distraught’ and in pain
• Requests for care higher than ever
• Poilievre, party could self-destruct
• MAID panel focuses on mental illness
• Family doctor a dying profession
• Woman sues TTC over push on subway
• Complaint against police rejected
• Is a replacemen­t holiday in the cards?
• Conviction doesn’t mean loss of licence
• A wild South Weston showdown
• Del Duca faces test of grit against Tory
• Ottawa South incumbent back after being sidelined by COVID
• Russian bid to cross key river foiled
• Israeli police, mourners clash at reporter’s funeral
• Putting it all on the line
• Rememberin­g the one-anddone years
• Rangers force winner-take-all
• Holl shows resiliency under microscope
• Tatum, Celtics push series to Game 7
• Jays lose fifth straight and Springer, too
• Well positioned to buy Shaw’s wireless arm
• Russian tycoon’s yacht goes dark on way to Bahamas
• Ukraine hopes talks can unblock supplies of grain
• Google renews sense of wonder
• How Canada’s inflation rate could be brought to heel
• WHAT THEY GOT HOUSES
• Open House is compiled by Star contributo­r Elaine Smith, a Toronto-based real estate writer
• Making waves
• ‘I just have this need to create’
• She’s putting Muslim women in focus
• Anywhere but ‘middle of the road’
• Fragmentat­ion and the loss of mass culture
• Highway 401 is the heartbeat of his story
• BESTSELLER­S
• Stories beginning to reflect life
• Shaw Festival announces outdoor show lineup
• A six-pack to set you up for spring
• Love of obituaries shows an appreciati­on for life
• Sunny day best
• How ‘Come From Away’ came back
• Masks, hikes and snakes — love in the time of COVID
• High fashion sneakers deemed ‘poverty chic’
• HOROSCOPES
• Spring unfurls at a lakefront park
• LOVE AFTER LOCKDOWN
• Belgium’s newest hotel haven
• This week in new getaway inspiratio­n
• Can you save the Great Barrier Reef?
• How to spend a weekend in Victoria
• A High Park highlight
• Five ways to boost your home’s WiFi
• Top tips for container gardens
• Good and bad news on pre-built resales
• Draw on an agent’s experience when buying
• A ‘night and day’ full reno
• Why women’s voices are needed now more than ever
• Is this family’s arrangemen­t for living and aging at home a lesson for other boomers?
• Study seeks to improve diversity in news sources
• Driving in the wrong direction
• NO It’s far safer than people realize
• YES There are cleaner, cheaper alternativ­es
• Food prices vex seniors
• ACROSS THE PREMIER
• ACROSS COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Judgment night for Leafs
• How to make awards process better
• Sixers may regret trading for Harden
• RAISING THE CROSSBAR
• Kings have nothing to lose
• Schedule loaded with intrigue
• The pride in wearing the leaf
• Mapping his own road
• What elk can teach us about wildlife collisions
• A LONG-LASTING RELATIONSH­IP
• Drones, driverless cars could help with Ukraine’s humanitari­an crisis
• Cadillac dreams
• OMVIC MAY PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WHEN CAR DEALS GO WRONG

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