Toronto Star - April 30, 2024
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April 30, 2024
Feds to cap work hours for foreign students
New limit follows move to relax rules during pandemic
3 mins
Will cellphone ban work? Students have their doubts
Students Achilles Tsoukalas and Liam Schmit saw the province's cellphone ban coming-after years of watching classmates text and scroll throughout their high school classes and they support limits on using devices in school. Just don't ask them to hand over their cellphones to teachers.
3 mins
Eyes on the roads
Inside Toronto's traffic nerve centre, staff are using new technology to ease the city's ever-worsening gridlock
3 mins
Tarion reviewing mediation program
Mediators' ties to home warranty agency raise questions of impartiality, critics say
4 mins
Officers involved in death can be named, judge rules
Peel Regional Police asked for publication ban after being sued by family
2 mins
Tensions rise at McGill as 'illegal' camp grows
About 100 protesters have set up an encampment on the campus of McGill University in Montreal, demanding the university divest from Israel-connected funds.
2 mins
Education has a bigger tech problem
Banning the use of mobile phones in classrooms is one of those things that seems so necessary so selfevidently beneficial and yet simultaneously nearly impossible.
3 mins
Ford claims broad support for move
Premier touts internal government polling that shows backing for new rules is ‘overwhelming'
3 mins
'Almost like part of the family'
Senior's 'cluster care' community keeps her out of hospital and long-term care
5 mins
Singh eyes answers on budget details
At issue for NDP leader is Liberals' commitment to Jordan's Principle, disability benefit boost
2 mins
Dozens killed in dam collapse
Nearly 50 people still missing as heavy rains continue to pound country
1 min
Blinken presses Hamas to accept new truce deal
Proposal comes as Israel launches airstrike on Rafah
2 mins
Saying goodbye to 'Bonjour-Hi'
Last week, Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante waded into the ongoing debate over whether it is appropriate for customers in the city to be greeted with \"Bonjour-Hi\" when they enter a store or a restaurant.
3 mins
Ailment only cured by winning
With or without Matthews, the Leafs are entirely capable of extending this series to seven games
3 mins
Reaves is ready to rally
Forward draws on personal experience forcing comeback from deep hole
2 mins
Closing in on the closers
Romano has Osuna, Ward in his sights, with Henke a few seasons away
3 mins
Developers turn to incentives to attract homebuyers
Builders offer reduced deposits, mortgage aid as demand for preconstruction units down 75%
2 mins
Shoppers plan to boycott Loblaw
CEO says grocery chain is expanding discount offerings
4 mins
Gate Gourmet and union reach deal
Airline food workers wanted better wages and safety measures
2 mins
Cargojet buoyed by international hauls
Air freight company sees higher charter activity due in part to conflicts in Ukraine, Middle East
2 mins
A play that could spur rappers to squash their beef
It's appropriate that on the week that Peter N. Bailey debuted his play \"Tyson's Song,\" the feud between two of the world's most famous rappers - Drake and Kendrick Lamar, in case you've been living under a rock - reached fever pitch. Although Bailey's characters don't name check either of those artists, the same competitive, toxic spirit behind the rappers' beef can be found in their much more modest lives.
2 mins
Grappling with a moral dilemma
Terrifying family drama grips audience by the collar
3 mins
Shaw production brings levity to a classic courtroom drama
There comes a point in every Agatha Christie play where the directors tip their hand they're either going to take this overly seriously or start laughing with the audience.
2 mins
Hit musical about Live Aid heads to T.O.
Just for One Day' sold out its recent nine-week run at the Old Vic theatre in London, England
2 mins
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Yayıncı: Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
kategori: Newspaper
Dil: English
Sıklık: Daily
Founded in 1892, the Toronto Star has long been Canada’s largest daily newspaper. Now a multi-platform news organization, the Star publishes a newspaper seven days a week in the Greater Toronto Area and publishes ongoing news and information to a global audience on thestar.com on web and mobile applications.
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