Toronto Star - 2023-03-22

• Teacher union calls for boost in funding
• No sign Ford’s budget will bail out Toronto
• PCs announce $224M for trades
• Ottawa, Ontario bridge skilled workers gap
• Chinese diplomat accused of interferen­ce
• Canadian MPs condemn Punjab crackdown
• Ford says CSIS was ‘secretive’ in briefing
• GTA saw surge in forced home sales last month
• The daily toll of discrimina­tion
• Anti-Asian racism report highlights personal stories
• Putin now a wanted man
• When you call 911 and get put on hold
• Haunted by diaries of springtime past
• Being ‘less racist’ hardly a gold standard
• Japan’s PM offers support to Kyiv as China backs Russia
• Trump waits out grand jury as N.Y.C. braces for protests
• Long night on Long Island
• Barnes’ wrist injury leaves lineup up in the air
• Nembhard back in a big way for Bluejays
• Captain led Knicks to two titles
• National teams get a financial boost
• Ohtani strikes out Trout for title
• Springer positioned to succeed
• Skip still weighing opening starter
• After second thoughts, clock gets some tweaks
• Take relationsh­ip for what it was worth
• Ford not keen on idea of pot lounges
• TikTok updates rules as pressure from West builds
• Google broadens use of AI bot ‘Bard’
• African countries consider debt swap
• Firms urge Ottawa to boost deposit insurance limits
• Banking chaos has Trump-era ties
• How to help kids develop positive relationsh­ip with food
• Keeping an eye on children’s health

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