Toronto Star - 2017-06-29

• ‘I’m at a breaking point’
• Star editor spent 45 minutes on call with hostage-taker
• Not ready for pram time: Baby boom catches city off-guard
• A NEW YORK STATE OF MIND?
• THE TRANSCRIPT
• Suzuki visits Grassy Narrows
• Bric-a-brac to last 150 years
• Trudeau’s decline in popularity is self-inflicted
• Inquiry must look beyond killer nurse, Horwath says
• Hydro One sell-off didn’t come from shadows
• School closures halted until after review
• Science in Canada needs a $459M boost
• High court upholds Google content ban
• Charges laid in stadium tragedy
• Fatal bungee jump blamed on broken English
• Cardinal charged with sex offences
• Ex-Trump campaign chair registers as foreign agent
• Palin sues New York Times for defamation
• False assumption­s about minimum wage
• The wrong side of history
• Chief must earn trust
• Agonizing wait times unacceptab­le
• Donald Trump’s fans in Canada few, but noisy
• Calling violence against Muslims ‘terrorism’ won’t keep them safe
• Sex assault training for judges must be enshrined
• Boeing seeks delay in ruling against Bombardier
• Low rates have ‘done their job’
• NOT THERE YET
• Artificial­ly intelligen­t desks are headed to the workplace
• Great Canadian biz quiz, Part 3
• REELING IN REAL ESTATE
• Google ‘on parole’ with EU
• Yoplait’s sales fall amid a dairy duel
• Amazon starts charm offensive to keep sellers
• Paddington bear creator dead at 91
• A Beautiful talk about characters and love
• TSO adds charm to first Harry Potter
• Pinsent’s is the story of Canadian entertainm­ent
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Four stories that made the 1970s series unforgetta­ble
• PM’s political statements have become fashion statements
• Dearth of female voices not just X-Files mystery
• VISUAL ARTS
• City’s waterfront gets $1.25B cleanup
• WHEELS OFF THE DOGS
• Council fills Ward 44 seat
• Man who tossed beer can at Jays game spared criminal record
• Evidence thin for Vaughan GO station approval
• Man busted in Orillia after shootings, assault and Hwy. 400 chase
• For Durham high schools a brave new reading list
• Basketball is a no-net game on the city’s outdoor courts
• Empty seat on Vaughan council filled
• BLUE JAYS STRIKE BACK
• SCRATCHING THE SURFACE
• Smoak mirrors Saunders
• $106 McMillion?
• Bargain hunting risky business on Canada Day
• Landing Paul gives Rockets new look
• Vancouver fans catch glimpse of future
• NBA’s youngest GM starts trial by fire
• MLB: umpire pulls woman from edge of Pittsburgh bridge
• Filly favoured to serve up Queen’s Plate win
• Blues & Soul
• BY DESIGN
• MADE-IN-CANADA DESIGNS FOR YOUR HOME
• PARENTING WISDOM OF THE ANIMAL WORLD
• Don’t let that butternut squash get the better of you
• Woman wary about following her heart

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