Toronto Star - 2016-06-03

• 50 years of drying tears and soothing fears
• Ministry must name docs on OHIP billings
• Legal Aid’s low-income cut-off is not realistic, judge rules
• Ex-restaurant employees take pay fight to the courts
• Kindergart­en cop calls 911 after dad turns right on red
• GOOD MORNING . . . AND GOODBYE
• Toronto strikes ketchup production deal with French’s,
• Group seeks more places to sit in public spaces,
• Plain packaging for cigarettes is smoke and mirrors
• Scenes of destructio­n in Alberta
• South African firefighte­rs get unexpected raise
• Electoral reform panel gets makeover
• Ottawa joins effort against child labour
• First Nations’ suicide crisis focus of talks with Trudeau
• Man accused of training terrorists seeks PM’s help
• Hoskins confident health reforms will deliver
• UCLA shooter may have also killed woman
• Flooding in France threatens art in Louvre
• Messi claims ignorance at tax trial
• Helping people to butt out
• Political pandering trumps transit
• A misplaced outburst
• Why TTC ridership is down
• Medically assisted death debate about more than civil rights
• Say no to more trade deals
• Black Lives Matter calls for city to eliminate carding data
• Turkey calls German genocide bill ‘error’
• Ellen Page drawn Into the Forest
• THROUGH THE GARDEN GATE
• FIRST RULE OF UPHOLSTERY: KNOW YOUR FABRICS
• Movie review
• Taking rom-com road less travelled
• SCARBOROUG­H FESTIVAL GETS FILMGOERS OUTSIDE
• Parking lot brawl confirms we’re in age of rage
• Topical tear-jerker plays it safe
• Shades of Spinal Tap in Samberg pop satire
• Canadian conductor picking up the Metropolit­an Opera baton
• Ninja Turtles sequel a fun 3D thrill ride
• ‘Body Politic’ explores intricate, interwoven LGBTQ history
• Actresses bonded on Vancouver movie set
• Keep it simple when others ask about your abusive ex
• Priority should be alternativ­e routes
• BULLY TACTICS
• ‘Bold’ plan on carding gets support
• SmartTrack takes shape with seven-station plan
• ‘NIMBYism killed a field of dreams’
• Language courses cut for Syrian refugees
• TORONTO THE GAFFE-PRONE
• Tim Bosma killing was a two-man plan: crown
• ROLLING UP TO THE RIM
• Baseball’s testing is working
• Coach Casey gets another three years
• It’s all in details for Pens’ Crosby
• LACK OF ACTION
• They’re armed, but not so dangerous
• Pulling up the Sox: Betts, Bogaerts and Big Papi have Boston putting up Blue Jay-like numbers
• Series preview: Jays at Boston Red Sox
• ‘Misfiring’ Serena rallies to avoid early exit
• Delays raise concerns about fighter safety
• Friendly against Brazil brings Buchanan back to familiar turf
• Djokovic makes history with sixth straight trip to French Open semis
• Golf: Johnson goes low in opening round of the Memorial, Canada’s Hearn grabs a share of third place
• Ex-Leafs thankful for dunk in the Tank
• New call to regulate payday loans
• RISING FROM THE ASHES
• HOUSE PRICE CAUTION
• Walmart looks to drones to speed up distributi­on
• Smiley face — 72 new emojis on the way
• Hoverboard­s attempt to rise from the ashes
• Farm Boy grocery stores eye southern Ontario growth
• Car rental companies agree to pay $3.25M
• TSX posts solid advance as oil rises
• J&J strikes massive deal for hair-care firm Vogue

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