Toronto Star - 2015-07-05

• LAST MAN STANDING
• The great Toronto waterfront divide
• Ottawa tightens prison visit rules in drug crackdown
• HAIL TO THE KING
• ‘The issue of our civilizati­on’
• Group homes quick to call police when youths act out
• HOW MANY EMOTIONS?
• Flight from fear
• Foodie’s paradise
• What makes Camp Winston such a magical place?
• Does census questionna­ire help solve Duffy quandary?
• Being forced from home fate of 60 million worldwide
• Srebrenica survivor brings bones, and peace, to families
• Obama will free dozens of inmates
• Nation’s troubled history points to dim future for the young
• Greeks split as decision day arrives
• Stand up to Pan Am pressure
• Canada’s challenge
• Destroying Earth is making us sick
• Greece crisis narrative challenged
• ‘Flawed’ an understate­ment
• How the once-mighty Conservati­ves have fallen
• Let’s stop pretending we can’t end poverty
• Mulcair’s crass play for Quebec votes
• Trillium: Queen of the Ferries
• Naked and unafraid: Men get ogled, too
• SON OF SPOCK
• Raccoons cartoon next up for reboot
• Mystery deepens over recently discovered Harper Lee manuscript
• What if women took over Entourage?
• Aasif Mandvi bridges East-West gap
• An idea whose time has come, or gone?
• Classic dance born in Magic Mike XXL
• Siblings sharing a passion
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• 311 answers new cries for help
• ON THE MARCH
• LONELY VOYAGE
• Quiet hero saved hundreds from Holocaust
• Has the world’s Jewish population regained its prewar strength?
• Seeds of a grassroots climate change movement
• > WHO’S COMING TO THE MARCH
• >IMPROVING SERVICE
• >CAST OF FEELINGS
• Giving voice to a migrant’s story
• Telling insider stories
• Ten summer reading picks to captivate kids of all ages
• Writing a legend
• Dickey drops ball against Tigers
• REDEMPTION
• Latest stop in Biyombo’s epic NBA journey is T.O.
• The champ is down for the count
• Argos carry momentum into Saskatchew­an
• CFL: Redblacks remain perfect with victory over Lions
• High jumper Drouin keeps raising the bar
• Canadian men are picking up speed
• NBA: Aldridge signs with Spurs, could open door for Raptors to look at Joseph
• Knucklebal­l a mystery even to engineers
• Chile euphoric over first major title victory
• Dennis sets speed record in winning opening stage
• Women’s World Cup: USA vs. Japan preview
• Canada’s Hearn right in thick of things

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