Toronto Star - 2017-06-26

• COMPASSION, LOVE, ACCEPTANCE, PRIDE
• Canadian military to broaden its horizons
• A FORMULA FOR SUCCESS
• BLUE CRUSH
• Junk food ban in schools called ‘a step in the right direction’
• Placing first at first of its kind
• Turkish police break up protests after Pride march was banned
• U.S. Pride parades protest president
• Harm reduction off-limits for vaping
• Immigratio­n applicants get second chance
• Survey suggests ‘northern populism’ brewing in Canadian society
• Flocking to get a gander at big bird
• Diversity push ‘isn’t political correctnes­s’
• The reason Grenfell Tower burned
• Obama gets called out for letting Russia off the hook
• Crowd catches teen after she falls from park ride
• Overturned oil tanker explodes in Pakistan
• Come clean on GO stations
• A troubling trend
• Words won’t improve Indigenous lives
• Now, health care is failing me
• South Korea’s bold plan for dealing with the North
• Focus on achievemen­t is destroying education
• Croaking of Sears sounds like croaking of chains
• SPECIAL RETIREES' HEARING AID!
• How to avoid bank fees
• Here’s what you need to know about choosing a credit card
• How to get wealthy working for ‘the man’
• New cryptocurr­encies offer more than a way to pay online
• TYCOON BOON
• Keeping off the pounds
• GET WILDE TOGETHER
• What’s the fuss over smart speakers? Canadians find out
• Box office
• Even Trevor Noah can’t forget his training
• After Bowie album, quartet pushes forward
• William Shatner on growing older with Canada
• Is your memory normal for your age?
• How to handle unwanted dementia advice
• ‘Other woman’ needs to back away from lover
• Brampton searches for a new vision
• Refugee children left uninsured
• Learning lessons from last September’s school bus bungle
• Midwifery students irate after RBC nixes profession­al loan
• Dropbike startup launches at U of T
• Bike Share Toronto to offer free rides in July
• Ugly, out of date sign mars park’s scenery
• Beehive numbers climbing since 1990s
• Artist’s twist on Canada 150 inspires kids
• What’s bringing bears to the city?
• VLAD THE DAD
• Bautista busts all moves Jays need against Royals
• They were first and most certainly foremost
• Flames busiest of the Canadian teams
• Leafs: GM Lamoriello shut out of the trades but sticking with the ‘process’
• NHL notebook: Plenty of winners on draft weekend
• Osuna happy to return to mound
• Spieth delivers bunker thrill to win Travelers in a playoff
• Kvitova wins her first title since knife attack
• Confederat­ions Cup: Germany, Chile reach semifinals

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