Toronto Star - 2020-06-28

• Why COVID clusters on the edge of town
• What’s happening to West Queen West?
• How a nest of duck eggs hatched an idea,
• Ayan Kailie, organizer of the inaugural Stop Racism in Swansea march.
• British Columbia prepares for an influx of farm workers,
• Who is overseeing First Nations’ police?
• Karygianni­s to appeal to top court
• Campaign raises more than $100K for Miller
• > THE LIVES THEY LIVED
• Their lives were larger for their many loves
• Black N.S. leaders say it’s time for reparation­s
• Pride is where the heart — and the art — is
• Indigenous worker accuses museum of systemic racism
• Where’s the outrage when children are abused?
• Two more nooses found at Toronto constructi­on sites
• Abortion, climate policies hurt Tories
• U.S. virus cases 10 times reported rate: CDC
• Queen’s Park proposes new water-bottling policies
• Ottawa gives $300M to globally fight COVID-19
• James makes case for understand­ing
• Players kneel during national anthem at Challenge Cup
• The whistle gets a rethink
• Biden gets an endorsemen­t for the ages
• K-pop repaying its debt to Black culture
• For this Niagara Falls resident, gore, horror is all in a day’s work
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO. 27,904
• ‘Hey all you cool cats and kittens!’ Our viral obsessions
• Carving out a space for Black art
• Pandemic halts Hajj pilgrimage
• Lobbyist caught by his own law
• Bars backtrack as cases spike
• Connecting to nature or capitalizi­ng on it?
• With the pandemic halting bullfights in Spain, breeders
• And others tied to the storied tradition face hard choices
• We can do more for ‘Dreamers’
• As we reset economy, let’s make business work for women
• Pre-pandemic politics roar back to life
• Ottawa must act to free hostages in China
• Evidence-based policy needed on gun control

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