Toronto Star - 2020-06-26

• JUDGE RULES TODAY IN ‘TOUCHSTONE’ CASE
• Why Canada must stand on guard for possible second wave
• Ontario is biting the hands that feed us with cruel bargain that puts migrant workers at risk
• Trudeau says Canada won’t cave to China
• From young age, we have been acutely aware of the types of strife and difficulti­es that exist in our society
• Reopening stalled for daycares in schools
• Canadians will remain exempt from Trump’s new ban on visas
• Doctors turn to Instagram to ease pregnancy, virus fears
• Ford urges homeless to go to shelters
• Pandemic exacerbate­s racism, lack of capital
• LTCs account for 81% of deaths in Canada
• Tribunal struck down ‘3/bunkhouse’ limit for migrant workers
• For families of those with special needs, a special pain
• Feds hand program to charity working with PM’s wife
• Family mourns mother, girls killed in crash
• Tory unveils plan for Toronto police reforms
• Toronto Islands ferry service to resume Saturday
• Scarboroug­h seat could remain empty for months
• DriveTest centres reopen, with confusion
• Police identify suspects at rapper’s vigil
• Friends remember crash victim
• Shooting victim had once escaped targeted attack
• Don’t hang out the white flag
• More work is needed to make cycling safer in the city
• Toronto police responding to urgent need for change
• A legal hostage swap could get the two Michaels home
• UN snub the latest in Liberals’ rancid record
• Is Barr Trump’s enabler or architect?
• Countries take precaution­s as COVID-19 cases surge
• Pakistani airline says 150 pilots cheated to get their licences
• Canadian Hughes shoots 60 at Travelers
• Return poses more questions than answers
• Unusual draft lottery adds level of intrigue
• Spiteful ex scaring kids over my job as paramedic
• STRENGTH UPON STRENGTH
• Farms urged to reimagine ‘human flow’ around virus
• Finance pros launch Canadian fund for Black-led companies
• Canada eyes longer-term debt to ease risk
• Pressure’s on for Gay Village
• Google to pay for news content
• U.S. visa freeze could help Canada
• Beef plants nearly back to full capacity, but backlog remains
• Canopy to amend deal with Acreage
• Fears send oil tumbling again
• Air Canada offering some refunds
• Food exporters resist China’s virus restrictio­ns
• In ‘Athlete A,’ an abuse scandal at USA Gymnastics
• Henry, Munn team up for ONE World
• Why good taste is exhausting
• How to cope with Stage 2 anxiety
• What the loss of summer camp means for kids

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