Toronto Star - 2023-03-23

• The crossing guards
• Man says he ‘didn’t do anything wrong’
• Hunter readies for mayoral run
• REAL FOOD REAL OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Biden urged to push back on legislatio­n
• Canada’s Circular Carbon Economy Needs Nuclear Energy
• Harper gives Poilievre vote of confidence
• Police ID a victim in Montreal fire
• TTC adding extra outreach workers
• Environmen­tal law gets top court’s ear
• Ontario’s temporary paid sick days to end
• Welcome to fleeing Ukrainians extended
• Crown failed to ID trigger man, says defence
• Russia accused of ‘savage’ strikes on apartments, killing civilians
• Trump grand jury session postponed
• A quarter of world population has no safe drinking water, UN says
• School funding cuts ‘reckless,’ TDSB says
• Skills training for Ontario’s workforce
• Some books should be banned from schools
• Why do leaders treat us like saps?
• Biden sets example with tax on wealth
• Liberal-NDP deal may be near end
• Husband’s coldness is infuriatin­g to her
• Bank turmoil made outlook ‘blurrier’
• Investor urges Parkland to spin off or sell B.C. refinery
• Macron wants reform in place by end of year
• Defence and discipline are keys for Six at Isobel Cup
• Gamecocks are wary of Sweet 16 parity
• Canadians too much
• Loose change is currency of the Cup
• Prospect Tverberg wants to be ‘ready now and later’
• O’Reilly brings the been-there factor
• Bradley scrambles to a tie in match play
• Berríos gets back on track after disaster at the WBC
• War creates tension on tour
• K-pop stars need culturally sensitive stylists
• ‘BigMac Coach’ eating his way to weight loss
• Skier’s rib injuries suggest Paltrow ran into him, trial hears
• Paddling , swimming, rock climbing and building confidence
• Camps that will captivate

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