Toronto Star - 2022-05-19

• Bailão’s exit adds to city council shakeup
• Possible monkeypox cases found in Montreal
• ‘China Unbound’ wins for Star writer
• Tired of promises, a city calls for change
• Del Duca believes time is on his side
• Probably the only person who can beat Ford is Ford
• Del Duca on Ford-Trudeau: Nothing to see
• China lifts bans on Canadian canola
• May’s presence in Green Party ‘problemati­c’
• Released video shows fatal shooting of Métis hunters
• Moscow shuts down CBC bureau
• Turkey holds up NATO expansion
• Mariupol holdouts surrender
• Prince challenges Canada on climate
• We don’t need another report on warming planet
• Finding of graves led to a year of reckoning
• Doctor who fought gunman had trained to prepare for situation
• Oz, McCormick deadlocked
• N. America faces high blackout risk: report
• Integrity commission­er quits
• TDSB wants all parties to commit to funding
• Soccer scores an own goal
• Dear Ontario’s youth: Take it to the polls
• Time to abolish fading monarchy
• We need a plan for children’s health
• Province should get in gear on EVs
• Reaction to column reveals a whole lot
• Inflation hits new high as wages fall behind
• Despite volatility, bitcoin isn’t going away
• The cost of getting away this long weekend
• Getting to the roots of UBE
• One-Pot Burrito Casserole
• Swift receives honorary degree from NYU
• Overstuffe­d, but satisfying for fans
• Tampa fans pivot from Leaf chirps to charity
• Rolling the dice could help ‘make curling cool’
• Spieth seeks slam, Johnson seeks game
• Butler has raised his game
• U.S. Soccer equalizes pay for men and women

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