Toronto Star - 2024-05-01

• ‘Someone’s going to get hurt’: Police chase ends in tragedy
• Chief apologizes for remarks on verdict
• Absolutely no justificat­ion for chase
• Greenbelt coverage nominated for Michener Award
• Homeless shelters have become more violent
• Student ‘technology misuse’ sparks alarm
• McGill calls police over encampment
• Highway 413 to begin constructi­on next year
• Twenty students, one hour, 190 phone notificati­ons
• Ombudsman says children’s aid failed teen
• Tory leader says he’d deny bail for some criminals
• Plastic pact floats on, raising fears for some
• Man attacks passersby with sword
• AR-15 found at site where police were fatally shot
• A family medicine cure for health care
• Every day we mistake revenge for justice
• Carbon tax does not need to be perfect to help
• Freeland’s tax grab will harm economy
• Dangers of misogyny are real
• We need more taxing the rich
• Toronto stars take offence to Cooper’s ‘skirts’ comment
• Elks make linebacker Dublanko No. 1 pick
• Knies plays overtime hero
• Rotation is needing the fifth
• Berríos solid but can’t overcome quiet bats
• Black has earned his way to the big leagues
• Murray avenges Raptors honour
• Cottage prices may spike 7%, firm says
• Shake Shack plans to open at Yonge-Dundas
• Trans Mountain pipeline gets approval to open
• Canada failing to clean up sites in North
• Property insurers refusing to renew high-risk policies
• Questions swirl over grocery task force
• We can all agree: killing a puppy is abhorrent
• CBC plans ‘Pham Pharewell’

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