Toronto Star - 2017-06-22

• Canadian arrested in U.S. terror attack
• Woman nails the final detail for her funeral
• PM renames Ottawa’s historic Langevin Block in gesture of respect for Indigenous peoples
• Feds must prosecute Volkswagen for cheating, enviro groups say
• TOP OF HIS CLASS
• NATO jet buzzes Russian plane
• Kushner’s fresh eyes have their limits
• Democrats wrestle with their own ‘toxic’ brand
• Saudi king appoints his son new crown prince in shakeup
• Current and former U.S. intelligen­ce officials detail Russian cyberattac­ks
• Queen outlines U.K. government agenda
• Macron faces bigger reshuffle
• Some Grenfell fire survivors to be housed in luxury units
• Britain’s Prince Philip admitted to hospital with infection
• Some stars shine on the hill, some not so much
• Is national security legislatio­n an insecurity for Canadians?
• Parcel of land becomes root of contention
• Bikers rally behind bullying victim
• Overt racism still shock-worthy
• PC hopeful turns to courts over party’s rejection
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• How police officers became the enemy in Toronto schools
• LCBO extending hours as strike deadline nears
• Leitch slammed for Syrian refugee tweet
• Thousands attend slain Muslim teen’s funeral
• A half-measure on transparen­cy
• Protect immigrants
• Time to end our homeless disgrace
• Don’t invite Trump for official visit
• Canadian media have continued to uphold whiteness at work
• Season brings energy to the city
• Lip-smacking festivals for every kind of foodie
• > SESQUI-SATIONAL! CANADA DAY SPIRIT ALL YEAR LONG
• ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
• A city and beyond of destinatio­ns
• BEST OF CANADA AND CULTURE ON DISPLAY
• A performanc­e no matter your tune taste
• Venture forth and discover a new, or classic, play
• Sears Canada’s future unsure amid rebranding efforts
• Uber chief is gone, but what will change?
• Home-sales slump in the GTA continues into June, numbers show
• SWITCHING FOCUS
• Royal Bank cuts about 450 jobs in bid to keep up with new tech
• LEADING CHANGE
• From lawsuits to scandals: A timeline of Uber’s rough ride this year
• Self-charging smart boots track constructi­on safety
• Beyond a beat and a tune
• MUSIC, SUN AND SOUL
• Unspooling the fashionabl­e side of film
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Please don’t pretend Alison Brie isn’t pretty
• How does Gong Show reboot stack up?
• VISUAL ARTS
• Lack of transparen­cy concerns official
• IT’S THE PLACE TO BEE
• Proposed Airbnb regulation­s actually get it right
• Men behind ‘offensive’ Ward News face charges
• New bus terminal on the skyline
• Brampton council seeks police probe
• Land surveyors clear air on city road allowance
• York goes to polls to replace trustee
• Embroideri­ng amends, 40 years later
• Knights must be more than illusion
• Drama begins before a pick has been made
• Raptors: Picking at 23
• Memorable people and memorable moments
• Jays’ Travis still running up that hill
• Away goal in draw gives Toronto FC a leg up
• Gibbons juggles batting order
• Questions for new season start at the top
• Visit provides a glimpse into Polynesian life
• > WHEN YOU GO
• Art finds place to stay in Arizona
• Atlantic Canada
• The Atlantic Growth Strategy: Building Inclusive Economic Growth
• AMIR A. AKBARI: WENTECH SOLUTIONS
• Saint John's Brick Park an ICT Hot Spot
• Adventure Awaits You in New Brunswick
• INVITE THE STARS TO MOVIE NIGHT
• HOW FEMALE BUSINESS LEADERS MAKE IT WORK
• The transforma­tive power of cooking
• My wife resents what I spend on my grandkids
• New study comes clean on effect of hand wipes
• Raunch com Rough Night gets some points correct

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