Toronto Star - 2022-05-24

• ‘Then I got home, and my whole life was gone’
• The city that works, and the city that irks
• Ontario parties vow to boost student aid
• Federal data outlines exemptions
• PCs on track to form another majority, polling shows
• ‘Honestly … I’m right down the centre’
• Ontario running short on nurses
• Pfizer says 3 shots offer strong protection for kids under 5
• Buffalo shooting victim remembered for unshakable advocacy
• Trudeau should have shortlists, lawyer says
• TALENT OR LUCKY DRAW?
• Canadian military feeling the bite of housing crisis
• Arrests made as violence erupts at Woodbine Beach
• As pandemic slows, so, too, does city hall
• Let judges use judgment
• A vote for nature a vote for our quality of life
• Leaving Highway 401 to die
• Step up for Afghan women
• Over-hyping the tech market is dangerous
• Russian sentenced to life in first war crimes trial
• Sandstorm engulfs parts of Middle East
• U.S. would defend Taiwan, Biden says
• Suitable for FRAMING
• Threats against Kadri being investigat­ed
• Summer’s most intriguing bargains
• McDavid and his line threaten to snuff out Flames
• Tampa a step closer to making history
• Avery hires lawyer in car-ramming case
• Walking into baseball heaven
• Donaldson’s one-game suspension won’t fix deep issues
• Judge blasts not enough in Bronx
• Early exit disappoint­s Osaka
• Long-distance love can work if it’s right
• Toronto tea company makes a steep promise
• Minister says walkout at trade meeting ‘not a one-off ’
• EU could keep budget rules loose through ’23
• Beijing extends work-from-home order
• What tarot can teach us about temperance
• A film certain to spark plenty of strong feelings

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