Toronto Star - 2018-05-31

• WHAT THE JURY DIDN’T HEAR . . .
• The politics behind PM’s pipeline gamble
• Gardener digs up a piece of history in her backyard
• New Indigenous think tank brings unique voice to explaining issues
• Environmen­talists vow to keep fighting,
• U of T student killed in Scarboroug­h fire
• Tom Thomson sketch found in Edmonton cellar sells for $481K
• ‘Dead’ Russian journalist alive and well
• Creating first national, portable retirement plan
• Spence successful­ly appeals revocation of his teaching licence
• How it took this long to notice Melania’s disappeari­ng act
• Ottawa mulls options as NAFTA talks stall
• Roseanne blames Ambien for tweet; drug maker replies
• Horwath has long been a populist
• Rival provinces differ about pipeline jobs
• CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK
• Trudeau defends pipeline takeover
• Power eludes Italy’s determined populists
• Airline asks woman to prove she’s mom of biracial son
• Ottawa culture needs reboot
• Nothing sinister in French hero’s reward
• Scrap this bad law
• Muslim anti-Semitism is based in geopolitic­s
• Pipeline relies on world climate fight failing
• Time to expose Saudi Arabia crown prince for tyrant he is
• The day Wynne lost the election
• There’s no good reason to freeze the minimum wage
• Tim’s jumps on all-day breakfast bandwagon
• BoC holds interest rate steady
• POWER OF POKEMON
• Ultimate Trans Mountain buyer unknown
• Blockchain: could it be key to food safety?
• Is 2018 the year the markets buckle?
• BMO profits exceed forecast
• Going out in a blaze
• No fake love between Drake, Pusha-T in rap feud
• LOUD CROWD
• Another loss for The Walking Dead?
• Musical brings joy after bomb threat
• Exploring the grey areas of sexual abuse
• Après Noir postpones its dinner with Drake
• Mayor heats up about slides
• King St. dining got $264K boost
• Stouffvill­e municipal election features familial ties
• PECKING ORDER
• Richmond Hill planner sues the town
• Shooting victim was CEO at startup
• Convicted killer in two cases to stand trial in death of father
• CAPITALS A WINNER IN VEGAS
• Colangelo in Twitter kerfuffle
• All the pressure squarely on Golden State
• SWEPT IN BEANTOWN
• Knights bettors may strike gold
• TFC: MLSE goes all out with Toronto FC’s championsh­ip rings
• The Heritage arrives right on time
• NFL: Canadian is first active player to graduate as an M.D.
• Djokovic not up to speed yet
• Series preview: Cavs vs. Warriors
• Rain may pose major problem
• Unshakable atmosphere
• PAWS ON THE GROUND
• VISION & HEARING HEALTH
• 5 Ways to Prevent Vision Impairment
• TROUBLE HEARING?
• BECKETT’S STORY
• Have You Heard the Buzz on the Street?
• Breaking the Stigma Behind Hearing Loss
• Looking for Help For Better Hearing?
• Dr. Jeremy Sivak is a Senior Scientist and the Chair in Glaucoma Research at the Donald K. Johnson Eye Institute at Toronto Western Hospital. The Institute is at the forefront of new research that is beginning to change the thinking around treatment for g
• Concussion awareness is changing the game
• Sexual infections still increasing across Canada
• Loud music could be making you eat those burgers
• Toss traditiona­l salads to the side
• I can’t stop cheating, but can’t break up
• CROSSWORD FOR THURSDAY

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