Toronto Star - 2016-06-02

• THE HOMECOMING
• Tire recycling agency punctured by audit
• Newest Jay has a bit of blue in his blood
• Frayed ties and daily hassles along Quebec-Vermont border
• Symbol of solidarity or political flashpoint?
• Accused of a murder that eerily mirrors his art
• Feds urged to cool Toronto, Vancouver housing markets,
• OT win gives Pittsburgh 2-0 lead in Cup final,
• Province says it will phase out eco fees,
• House arrest for hospital schemers
• Older, richer and wiser women have better sex
• Indomitabl­e kayak ‘had a mind of its own’
• JetBlue’s dress code fuels online war
• Firm behind tax havens closes its offshore offices
• ‘Breakthrou­gh’ study links gene mutation to MS
• Gloomier future seen for Canadian immigratio­n
• Reporter’s question angers Chinese minister
• MP’s father surprised by son’s ‘addictions’
• B.C.’s Cullen tests waters ahead of bid for NDP post
• Why Kathleen Wynne is deceptivel­y unpopular
• Ontario recruits Suzuki in climate agenda
• Al Shabab attack on hotel in Somali capital ends in standoff
• Two dead in shooting on UCLA campus
• Ship detected signal from black box of EgyptAir jet
• Student picks military school that allows hijab
• How to reform our electoral system
• Missed deadline risks legal limbo
• Stop the secrecy
• Premier Wynne and First Nations
• Medical and recreation­al pot should both be acceptable
• LGBT progress is a Canadian success story
• Canada’s anti-terrorism plan dangerousl­y unproven
• Just being neighbourl­y
• STILL A SENSATION
• Stratford gives us a boldly sinister take on the Scottish Play
• CBC is interested in airing Hip’s final concert
• Composer brings Le Petit Prince to life
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Who says performanc­e art can’t entertain? Not him
• Leading in arts down south and up here
• A love story disguised as a spy show
• VISUAL ARTS
• Mayor stands by subway extension
• Actor who lost arms in fire reaches a new stage in life
• Neighbourh­ood reeling after daylight shooting
• Ontario needs youth homelessne­ss plan
• BACK IN BLOOM
• Downtown relief line has a path and a promise
• Politician­s put politics first in transit talks
• CHANGING NUMBERS, CHANGING PLANS
• Travis will hit his way to the top
• Blue Jays give Yanks the brush-off
• MLB: Tigers’ Rodriguez says he contracted Zika virus
• Jays: Grilli doesn’t need to look behind the mask
• TFC gets leg up with some home kicking
• Murray both brilliant and bad in quarter-final victory
• Boxing opens up Games to the pros
• Stanley Cup: Call of Bonino winner goes viral
• Five for fighting? The odds are against most of them throwing a punch in Brazil
• Draft workout a reminder of Payton’s place
• Cavaliers are better, but so are the champions
• Mickelson happy to be outside again after insider trading investigat­ion
• NBA: Durant will get his advice from Durant
• Apple may be slowing down its iPhone innovation
• PENSION PRIMER
• ALL EYES ON OPEC
• Canadians slow to shop online for groceries
• TSX drifts ahead of OPEC meeting
• Calls grow to pay out oil profits
• Hot battle brewing over cold coffee
• Moosehead goes small to fill desire for variety
• See Ireland with new eyes
• THE AGE OF TRAUMATAIN­MENT
• WHAT YOU NEED FOR YOUR NEXT TRIP
• FIVE UNIQUE IRISH EXPERIENCE­S
• Don’t overspend on your children
• Spice up your life
• How to keep your workout motivation
• Talk to your wife about menopause’s effects on her

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