Toronto Star - 2012-06-30

• Torontonia­ns back tax-for-transit plan
• Schools to rein in sky-high spending
• They are creators, discoverer­s, healers, teachers, explorers and innovators who have devoted lifetimes to the betterment of humanity’s mind, body and spirit.
• AID WORKER KIDNAPPED
• The dock that heals
• Inside the drug squad case
• AS GREEK ECONOMY FALLS, RACISM RISES
• OHIP CUTS BLAMED
• Tomkat bliss mission impossible
• Quebec Inuit compensate­d for dog slaughter in ’50s, ’60s
• Mcguinty calls inquiry in Elliot Lake mall tragedy
• Report reveals a dim-witted police board
• G20 review a “game changer,”
• Summer of indecision
• Two languages, 140 characters, and one potent force for unity
• $50M welcome centre planned for Parliament Hill
• Odysseo a tribute to magic of horses
• Asbestos industry gets a lifeline
• New fees, taxes kick in this weekend
• Revenue agency workers push buttons with campaign
• Tory economic strategy Lies at mercy of Europe
• Court asked to enforce immigratio­n delay deal
• King’s College president leaves in a fog of secrecy
• An eye to Ontario’s medicare future
• Why judges must get dressed in the dark
• Houston strip clubs hit with ‘pole tax’
• Assange ignores police summons, stays at embassy
• Hijacking foiled, Chinese airline says
• Australian, 49, starts swim from Cuba to U.S.
• Egypt’s new president makes defiant speech
• Hopes dim for talks on Syria peace plan
• Reality just got smarter
• The PRI octopus edges back
• EU plans hailed as breakthrou­gh
• All in good
• Ranger severely injured in savage chimp attack
• U.S. wildfires leave 2 dead, destroy nearly 350 homes
• FORCING STORES TO CLOSE ON STATUTORY HOLIDAYS
• RIM faced with precarious balancing act
• System access fees
• Critics say province should take tough line
• CP Rail names former rival CEO
• Shares test how low they can go
• Time running out on decision to sell
• Waterloo stands behind firm that put it on tech world’s map
• Users contemplat­ing life without Blackberry
• TSX rides commoditie­s higher
• Agency orders more options in event of delayed flights
• HP shuns ARM chips for tablets
• Smart grid given financial boost
• Risk ratings for funds need an overhaul
• The death of 9 to 5
• More than half of Canadians planning a summer trip
• Embracing a passion for gardening
• Danforth Village: $419,900
• Pleasantvi­ew: $662,000
• Summer reading
• Electronic dance can’t be beat in 2012
• Summer at the theatre
• Stories from a news stalwart
• The shape of things to come
• THE ANTI-HIT LIST
• Ontario’s answer to Springstee­n scores entertaini­ng production
• How theatres mythologiz­e the Windy City
• Books worthy of holiday time
• Great escape novels for kids and teenagers
• 50 best summer reads ever
• GM manager guilty of torching lover’s home
• All fall down
• Pride Parade celebrates geek-on-geek love
• YOUR LONG-WEEKEND GUIDE
• Torontonia­ns see reality of better transit
• Striking Peel workers to vote on offer
• Streetcar driver chides Ford for driving past open door
• Queers Against Israeli Apartheid set to march
• Drivers need to see around Unwin bend
• The G20: Where are we now?
• YAY for mentors!
• Keewatin returns to fanfare
• Living a transit-centric dream in the Emerald City
• LIKE A ROCK
• Chief Barbecue Nerd has a message for you
• Cool bags are a real sign of the times
• Corporatiz­ed condos do the city no favour
• It’s a food web, not a food chain
• Putting their expertise to work
• Roofing invention is a long-lasting alternativ­e
• WHAT THEY GOT: CONDOS
• Have some fun with kid’s room
• Window cleaning can be owners’ responsibi­lity
• Lowrise home price hits record high
• A first-class lesson in internatio­nal relations
• Aiming to be the very best
• The accused in Toronto’s police corruption trial
• An art’s leeway to lambaste
• Judges should reflect us all
• Shore up the Gardiner
• The limitation­s of a handshake
• School board and the unions
• Online data collection: Cui bono?
• Our banks not above criticism
• FEEL THE HEAT
• The Real Dirt
• SAND IN YOUR SHOES
• STAYCATION
• PROTECT YOURSELF
• Canadiana, design that stands on guard
• Together, tell your boss his porn watching is offensive
• Fine china and the secretive sport of ribs
• YOUR STARS
• Parents warm to seasonal inspiratio­n
• Dressing the part
• The two faces of Edulis
• Vintages rolls out Aussie, European stunners
• Don’t get me started about wine finishes
• What makes a dog bite suddenly?
• Elderly shoplifter’s ethical escapism
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• The other Joey Bats
• Mystery Tour
• God, and rest of us, would like great final
• Jays strike back
• Raptors set sights on Captain Canada
• Raonic slams himself for ‘weakness’
• Ray set for new start in old home
• Roughrider­s rout toothless Ticats
• Reds more optimistic, ready for Red Bulls
• Runner out to pass Olympic stress test
• Doig unmatchabl­e at Summit
• Canadians in tough to qualify after loss
• TOP CONTENDERS FOR THE RACE
• Leafs hope to land Schultz
• Brodeur, Luongo and Bernier top goalies available
• From far and wide Star reporters reveal travel faves
• A new appreciati­on for home
• A Cape Breton golf bargain
• Boy band gets the boot in Vegas
• Woody Allen’s love letter to Rome
• Flying from Toronto? Expect a few delays
• Six things to do in . . . Malaysia
• Travel tips from a princess
• Ray’s rugged pickup
• Ford’s hot, high-performanc­e hatchback breaks through
• PRE-OWNED WHEELS
• Why I wear a helmet
• Canadian automakers making money again
• Milk van shows way for EVS
• This Canada Day, keep your eyes on the road
• Meet Volvo’s man of tomorrow
• Family-friendly touring on just two wh
• Zooming through mid-life crisis
• Electric Smart car just makes sense
• New guts for glory-seeking racers

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