Toronto Star - 2023-05-25

• Florida now under travel advisory
• A call for free lunch, breakfast for pupils
• Liberal MP says he wants to rejoin caucus
• Chinese hackers targeting resources in U.S.
• Canada Day party is back on at Nathan Phillips Square
• Act before next crisis, Johnston says
• Alberta doctors say health-care system ‘in crisis’
• Lawyer’s killer given life sentence
• PQ wants probe documents released
• This ‘game changer’ has premier worried
• Ford slams Crombie’s leadership bid
• Called 911 by accident? Don’t hang up, police say
• Antibody firm to get $476M
• WAR IN UKRAINE Wagner lost 20,000 in Bakhmut
• Ex-prime minister softens demand for snap election
• McCarthy deflects blame for talks stall
• Canada’s plan for managing used nuclear fuel is underway
• Trudeau’s continued bad judgment a liability
• Safer Opioid Supply reduces death risk
• Fixing city’s election mess
• Will wife ever want to have sex again?
• HOROSCOPES
• CPP defends oil, China holdings
• Office oversupply could last decades
• Varsho looks for ‘simpler’ solution
• Raley and the Rays get to Kikuchi early to beat Jays
• Former player sues QMJHL over hazing
• Tkachuk’s late goal seals Florida sweep
• Late bloomer now top prospect
• Suspended Petes star cleared to play at Cup
• Working hard to make one team to help another
• Bernardesc­hi comment ‘out of line,’ coach says
• LA LIGA Man United approaches return to its former glory
• Valladolid smitten with Larin
• Murray’s playoff numbers are Nash-like
• Husbands beware: Mind-reading machines are here
• The subtle art of the image makeover
• McCarthy finds the ‘loneliness’
• Jackson keeps crowd on their feet in Toronto

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