Toronto Star - 2024-03-30

• The pen can still be mightier than the keyboard
• In Jerusalem, Good Friday is scaled down
• Ford’s housing promise is unravellin­g
• Moore calls for drug decriminal­ization
• Infrastruc­ture is boring — until it fails
• Man arrested at scene of stabbing
• Niagara declares state of emergency for solar eclipse
• Sixth arrest made in double homicide
• Why are pit bulls still around after ban?
• Ontario budget an ‘abdication of responsibi­lity’
• Oscar winner fought racism with dignity and humour
• Israel to resume truce talks
• Nun’s prayer for Hezbollah shows ‘sharp divisions’
• Alleged Israeli airstrikes kill dozens
• Bus falls into ravine, kills 45
• Putin’s forces target key energy facilities
• Could tugboats have helped avert tragedy?
• Canadian companies are complacent
• Don’t get fooled
• CPKC CEO’s pay rises to $20M
• Using plant power in unusual ways
• We need AI to reverse Canada’s economic slump
• Leaving behind a home? Do not use a will kit
• Party-ready bungalow listed for $2M is big enough for large family
• In California’s fire country, it is all about the elements
• Is miniseries ‘Shogun’ a new ‘Game of Thrones’?
• RECKONING and REPRESENTA­TION
• ‘This is going to be huge’
• The artists are present
• EASTER CROSSWORD
• Sharing a legacy
• There’s empathy on the page and among her readers
• Things get dark in this debut thriller
• CRIME FICTION
• BESTSELLER­S
• Why does a house need 18 bathrooms?
• ‘Why are you here?’ No one had told them I was Black
• Who said what this week
• Tapping tech to cut ER waits
• Investing in inclusion is good for Canada
• Business leaders can save art sector
• Owners of dangerous dogs that attack should be jailed
• Environmen­tal reviews exist for important reasons
• How to savour Austin, Texas, like a local
• Down by the RIVER
• Can there ever be too much luxury in a truck?
• Minivans rule at moving people. But does this one drive well?
• He saw a supercar at 17 and decided he had to have one
• New Alzheimer’s Drugs Hold Promise, but Is the System Ready?
• Lilly’s Alzheimer's Breakthrou­gh a Testament to its Leadership
• DJ Levi happily going with the flow
• Dig deep to quiet that jealousy
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Blue crease, grey matter
• No gold in gloves as Jays throw game away
• Black-and-blue line is tested
• Rioux Grande to star in Canadian showcase
• South Carolina survives a scare
• Keeping them in games
• Insigne expected to miss six weeks
• Top picks to be used on passing attacks

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