Toronto Star - 2015-05-22

• THE DOCUMENTAR­Y YOU MIGHT NEVER SEE
• World must react to ‘war on women’
• Loss of dues putting OFL in cash crisis
• NO PAIN? THINK AGAIN
• Want cheap parking? Apps mark the spots
• Longtime Serbian Orthodox bishop dismissed,
• Men strap on high heels for a good cause,
• Conquests boost extremists,
• Stargazing writer ‘inventivel­y funny’ about pop culture
• ‘I just figured I had it. I really did believe it’
• Opposition parties agree to two debates on major TV networks
• Search for a just jury representa­tion
• Supreme Court rules there’s no duty to fix native ‘reluctance’ to serve on juries
• Court case to fill vacant Senate seats to go ahead
• Thibault asks Quebec judge for leniency
• Watchdog chides Transport Canada
• Tories push bill to clear RCMP wrongdoing
• Hope wanes as Ontario teacher strikes drag on
• Violent attacks on health workers on the rise
• Japanese dolphin hunters refuse to back down despite global pressure
• Malaysia orders migrant search
• EU appeals to former Soviet republics
• Ukraine tears up military agreements
• Indian mom’s ad seeking groom for son celebrated
• U.K. plans immigratio­n reforms
• Dogs split from wolves earlier than thought
• Grand jury indicts 6 cops in custody death
• Southern California­ns say so long to lawns
• Don’t overuse powerful drugs
• Words aren’t enough
• Rohingya plight is front-page news
• Better stories, please
• Wynne’s Hydro One sell-off: Has she lost her nerve?
• Social policy for a polarized nation
• Good things are growing in Ontario’s Greenbelt
• The future is bright
• Explicitly boring 3D sex film
• BLOOD SISTERS
• A murderous plot, a scavenger hunt for elusive Banksy and a fashion icon
• Wiig elicits empathy for grim character in cringe comedy
• Keeping the set loose for this ‘tragicomed­y’
• The creepy, menacing reason behind that perpetual smile
• A remake haunted by much better original
• Infamous photograph­er finally releases memoir
• Jazz queen’s homage to gin-joint songbook
• Brampton teen finds her own voice
• Get ready for the most fun you can have on four strings
• Social stigma around ‘snitching’ keeps students quiet, report says
• Details on police immigratio­n status policies ‘scant’
• Memorial for child molester to be held near site of abuses
• AEROBIC TROUBLE
• HITTING HOME
• Incentives suggested for future stormwater tax in Mississaug­a
• The Star opens the door for the next generation
• Hate crimes unit investigat­ing Beach paper
• A SPRING IN THEIR STEP
• A sensory exploratio­n of Odysseo
• A house full of history in new North York
• Bar Raval’s mussels in can offer delicious taste of Spain
• Mature couples should discuss issues to find solutions
• Shanahan and his new head coach agree; they’re in this adventure together
• FROM TEXTILES TO TECH
• Dickey knuckles down for Jays, silences Angels between homers
• One victory won’t be enough for Rock
• Canadians arrive in Toronto for final preparatio­n
• New Argonauts owner still talking up Toronto’s NFL chances
• Timeline: Years of effort have failed to land Toronto an NFL team
• ‘A great leap forward,’ Rielly says
• Babcock chase familiar to Bowman
• Ducks rebound for road victory
• Harden’s heroics not enough for Rockets
• Economy may need lower interest rates to recover
• Shopify shares spike after IPO raises $131 million
• BEST BUY’S BURDEN
• POINT OF PRIDE
• U.S. agency to take over airbag recall
• Oliver downplays plans to privatize housing agency
• Former head of Bell Media takes position with Sprint
• Record year has CPP Investment Board eyeing U.S. markets
• Your love for pizza may threaten your web security
• TSX closes higher as price of oil rises
• Lenovo extends edge over PC rivals

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