Toronto Star - 2024-04-11

• Report blames ‘loopholes’ for rising rents
• PCs support NDP bill on intimate partner violence
• Their son’s arm was broken at school, but administra­tors tried to play it down
• Ford’s hydro subsidy is counterpro­ductive
• Pressure mounts on Liberals as NDP joins call for summit
• Gunfire disrupts Eid celebratio­n in Philadelph­ia
• Police charge First Nations chief with sexual assault
• ‘He almost pulled this off,’ Crown says
• Intimidati­on of MP found to be contempt of Parliament
• Open utility chamber led to storm sewer — a magnet for area kids
• Top U.S. general says Kyiv faces difficult odds without more aid
• Biden considerin­g request to drop Assange prosecutio­n
• Four missing as recovery hopes fade
• Defence plan falls short
• Canadians not protesting Jews, but genocide
• No better time to shop for telecom services
• Sunshine List’s base must be updated
• Debate over war is harming Canada
• Apologies for sending the wrong message
• To address housing crisis, Canada needs to lower immigratio­n intake
• Grocery inflation predicted to drop below 2%
• Gas, rents keep U.S. inflation high
• Augusta has no plans to shorten the course
• Matthews ready for deep run
• Utah a real possibilit­y for Coyotes next season
• ‘We’ve all seen his growth’
• Expulsion is an option, Silver says
• Decision to pass on WNBA looks worse every day
• Raleigh rallies the Mariners in the 10th inning
• Homan keeps it going in quick win over Sweden
• Kikuchi shows up, bats don’t
• Late subs drive Barcelona win
• A meal to remember, the night before the eclipse
• What to watch this weekend
• Film industry hopes for comeback story

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