Toronto Star - 2023-04-29

• Toronto men sentenced for outing witness online
• Hospital nurses to get retroactiv­e pay
• ‘We don’t use slave labour’
• Changing of guard at two key unions
• Two fiscal watchdogs leaving their positions
• WHAT THE MAJOR CONTENDERS SAID
• Tired campaign message with a genuinely interestin­g twist
• Canada pauses rescue flights
• Rappers guilty over gunfire at vigil
• City braces for (more) traffic chaos
• WE OFFER OUR DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO THESE VISIONARY DONORS:
• Buckingham Palace unleashes the quiche
• King takes role as RCMP head
• Ontario offers free admission at cultural attraction­s
• School groups seek action on mental health
• Peel man hired a hit man to shoot his ex-partner with crossbow, Crown says
• N.S. shootings spark mental health plan
• LAW ENFORCEMEN­T B.C. mayor prefers return to RCMP
• Premier trashes Science Centre
• Russian cruise missiles kill 23
• U.S. NATIONAL PARKS Flood risk closing parts of Yosemite
• Abortion bans fail in S. Carolina, Nebraska
• Travel-related case of measles investigat­ed
• Let’s not forget Rana Plaza: Protect worker rights abroad
• Canada, stop underinves­ting in yourself
• Digital Canadian dollar would end bank runs
• Canada must regulate AI quickly
• How ChatGPT might help your doctor
• It’s time to leave my country home. Am I ready?
• Can a couple hire separate agents?
• Condo board penalized for failing to act reasonably
• Three storeys in the Beach Triangle
• Use modern farmhouse look to your advantage
• MARGARET MARY JEANNETTE PITRE
• ERIKA PEGG
• CAN A NUN CONQUER AI?
• What to listen to this weekend
• CITADEL COMES OUT GUNS BLAZING
• Fresh eyes on familiar surroundin­gs
• Debut novel resounds with comic mayhem
• BESTSELLER­S
• We lie! So what else is new?
• New series imbued by spirit of storied house
• Return of the classics
• I was a writer on ‘Workin’ Moms’ — and unsure if I wanted to become one
• Travelling man liked to move fast
• Bruise confirms mother’s concern about her daughter’s boyfriend
• Cannabis legalizati­on missed chance to right wrongs
• Man executed over cannabis delivery
• Who said what this week
• A better CBC model: It’s called NPR
• A remedy to Toronto’s housing crisis
• Expansion of library hours is great policy
• Eid celebratio­ns targeted by CRA
• Ontario Place spa will ruin beach
• Must-sees in D.C.
• BORDEAUX for GOURMANDS
• GRAPE expectatio­ns
• These bright, lively wines TASTE LIKE SPRING
• Pursue your purpose at Tapestry at Village Gate West
• A fine vintage
• How can I make my beauty routine more eco-friendly?
• TIFFANY MAH’S GARDENING ESSENTIALS
• Ready to GROW
• A bond between son and father over BMWs
• Hyundai Ioniq 6’s driving range is best on the course
• 2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE: PREMIUM, ALL-ELECTRIC, ROOMY SUV
• My RAV 4 has a loose parking brake
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Up close and personal
• Time to leave history in the past
• Devils have momentum versus Rangers
• Senators sale price could top $1 billion
• It’s time to deep-six Lightning
• Holl blasted online, but Keefe has last word
• Bills move ahead of Cowboys to land top tight end
• Reds goalie ready for reunion
• Jays stretch win streak to five

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