Toronto Star - 2022-05-21

• Opioids killed 511 in T.O. in 2021
• SPORTS NOTE
• New Yorker hall of famer
• Musk slams claims as ‘untrue’
• In need of course correction
• Ford, Horwath trade barbs over workers
• Growing majority for Tories, polls suggest
• Law to fight cyberattac­ks being prepared
• Tapping into anger can work, but it’s risky
• In the first place, we all need a fun ‘third place’
• Canada not immune from ‘poison’
• Bank will need a careful touch as stagflatio­n looms
• Russia claims Mariupol has fallen
• Kremlin to cut its supply of natural gas to Finland
• Lawyer seeks acquittal for sergeant
• TRY THE Y: FIND YOUR INNER STRENGTH THIS SPRING
• Tips for parents facing the formula shortage
• Body identified as missing woman
• The scoop on some GTA hot spots
• This team’s a blast from the past
• VOTTO RETURNS
• Doubles are trouble for Reds, but not for Jays’ Ryu
• Reds look to snap five-game skid in steamy D.C.
• Thibeault wins gold at worlds
• Aston Martin cleared by F1
• Canada upsets Argentina in 7s
• Marino earns spot in Paris
• Wimbledon will not be for points
• Hurricanes shut out Rangers
• Subban, Nurse up for Clancy
• Bowness steps down in Dallas
• IG Wealth Management looks to become one-stop shop
• Revenue and appeal up for Vaughan-based firm
• Waste management firm well positioned
• B.C. prepares to end fossil-fuel subsidies
• Heat threatens EU wheat crop
• NFI Group closing factory
• Netflix thought too big, too fast
• Immigratio­n backlog exacerbate­s labour woes
• Toronto needs city-owned, controlled internet
• We need smarter ideas this election
• Irish leader pans warning from Pelosi
• Canada eyes slice of global market for cell, gene therapies
• Open House is compiled by Star contributo­r Elaine Smith, a Toronto-based real estate writer
• Allison Harness, a Toronto-based real estate writer, compiled this comparison of real estate both near schools, shopping, parks and restaurant­s
• SHIRLEY GREEN
• SHIRLEY LORRAINE FARMER
• MARILYN MCKENZIE COULTER
• ELAINE CARTER (nee PETERS)
• BETTY BIGATTINI
• KALERVO "KAL" AALTO
• GEORGE AGAR
• EVELYN MAY BRAGG (nee GALLOWAY)
• ERNIE CANTOR
• J. HOWARD LANGSTAFF, CD, Lt. Col. BSc., MBA, AMP Harvard
• ANTON MARIA MELCHERS
• ROGER JAMES PEAD
• ANITA DIANE McLAUGHLIN
• BARBARA J. PEGG
• JOHN GILBERT PECK
• snob FROM TO stalwart
• Pass it on: Wedding after wedding
• ‘Not neither, but both’
• Don’t miss these five exhibits
• “Image? The Power of the Visual” (Aga Khan Museum)
• Edward Burtynsky, “In the Wake of Progress” (Yonge & Dundas Square)
• Sunil Gupta, “From Here to Eternity. Sunil Gupta, A Retrospect­ive” (Ryerson Image Centre)
• Mimi Lien, “Parade” (The Bentway)
• Zahra Siddiqui, “The Face of Islam” (Downsview Park)
• ‘Top Gun’ sequel will be hard to beat as summer’s best blockbuste­r
• Meet Ottawa’s new top dog
• Harry and Meghan TV series rumours ramp up
• Did a Briton create Canada’s new anthem?
• The power in the story
• BESTSELLER­S
• Vintages for Victoria weekend
• When a date turns into happily ever after
• Proof a large fish can find satisfacti­on in a small pond
• The art of tying up a beloved show
• How ‘Coastal Grandma’ became spring’s BIG TREND
• The white dress
• The throw blanket
• The leather slides
• The cashmere cardigan
• The linen shirt
• The straw hat
• The not-too-short shorts
• Rise above family’s years of resentment
• No more streaming-only debuts for movies vying for an Oscar
• Masks are unmasking hearing loss
• New boutique condo for Cabbagetow­n
• ‘BASEMAN’S MITT’ CHAIR WAS REAL CATCH
• When a garden throws shade
• Support for growth with environmen­tal protection
• WHAT THEY GOT CONDOS
• THE GEORGIAN
• Contract will outline sale details
• Le weekend in Montreal? Délicieux!
• This week in new Canadian getaway inspiratio­n
• Swinging into the aquatic undergroun­d
• Vietnam’s splashy, new island resort
• The Women are Coming: The Abortion Caravan half a century later …
• CITATION PLEASE
• U.S.-Taliban deal pushed country to collapse
• How Canada is failing Ukraine’s most desperate
• The time for excuses is over
• Another four years of Ford?
• Deep-rooted fear drives atrocities
• PCs promise to ‘get it done’ and destroy the environmen­t
• Conservati­ve extremists threaten Canada’s future
• A good seasonal team that spends too much on stars
• Schreiner did win that debate, but we need better format
• Imagining Ford as a vehicle. I see he’s unsafe at any speed
• The Toronto Make-Believes disappoint again
• Ford taking us on a one-way drive to climate disaster
• Three sayings that describe the Leafs’ recent loss
• It’s time that preferenti­al voting be instituted
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Pentathlon is getting a little dirty
• SPORTS TICKER
• Camden 2.0 greeted with curses and tossed bats
• Celtics swing momentum in East final
• FROM DOUG SMITH’S SPORTS BLOG
• Blues head home with split after regrouping
• Fenwick longshot du jour in Preakness
• Leclerc looking in rear-view mirror
• WHEEL PRIDE
• ‘Buy a Mustang GT,’ I said. ‘It’ll be fun.’
• A CLOSER LOOK
• MARKING A CENTURY in the auto industry
• The impact of collision damage
• Your RIDE GUIDE
• 2 items to splurge on this week
• Trails to try
• Drive guide
• For the drive
• Insurance can be cheaper, sometimes

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