Toronto Star - 2017-06-01

• SAY GOODBYE TO MY LITTLE FRIEND
• Leaked TCHC memo raises red flags
• Ex-nurse expected to plead guilty to murder charges
• L’amour conquers all: Man weds officer killed in Paris terror attack
• A BALLET NAMED STREETCAR
• Child-care firm’s sale worries advocates
• Truck bomb rocks diplomatic area in Kabul
• May refuses debate with U.K. Labour leader
• A powerful attack that took its toll on me and a city I love
• Homolka volunteeri­ng at school
• Sault Ste. Marie byelection to test Wynne’s government
• Sacred fire burns bright throughout hearings
• Indigenous leaders in Northern Ontario demand RCMP action
• Pollution costs Canadians ‘tens of billions’
• Why politics drives a minimum-wage wedge
• Hourly raise coming ‘too soon,’ PC leader says
• Missing activists put heat on Ivanka brand
• Trump to pull out of Paris deal, official says
• Comedian goes ‘too far’ with crude Trump video
• Civilians seek food, water as Philippine siege persists
• Troops won’t solve mess
• Stop the excuses
• Labour reforms help working poor
• Manchester: An act of terror in a world of terror
• Debunking the myth of the Polish cavalry
• Restoring the legacy of Tom Longboat
• Missing the middle
• Sajjan blasts Boeing in major speech
• Kangol struggling after returning jobs to U.S.
• Investors wary amid growing economy
• BUILDING BRIDGES
• Eurozone inflation remains volatile
• National Bank boosts dividend as profit up
• The king of canola ramps up production
• U.S. manufactur­ing plants allow quick response to trends
• ROCKIN’ THE BOAT
• Was Cannes really terrible for women?
• Aerosmith’s last tour? Dream on, band says
• Dance music duo spends big on scene
• A super-group that looks ‘just like Toronto’
• Fringe Festival offers its biggest show lineup yet
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• VISUAL ARTS
• The unseen star of Springstee­n’s film
• RAIN A month of
• Sex-assault conviction overturned
• Woman says she was treated like a bus-stop intruder
• Ontario police turn to Facebook for leads in unsolved cases
• Brampton councillor attacks news coverage
• Island park permits cancelled until July 31
• Pens win like team possessed
• Jays make Yankees series meaningful
• PITCH PERFECT
• The red-hot Jays host Aaron Judge and first-place Yankees starting Thursday (Sportsnet One, 7 p.m.).
• Judge can hit a little, you might have heard.
• Lindros calls for stricter rules on checking in youth hockey
• Guentzel’s pair spark Penguins in Game 2 victory
• Series preview: New York Yankees at Blue Jays
• THREE-MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN
• TFC will play for Canadian crown
• French test emotional journey for American
• Track and field: Two Ontario school boards drop high jump for elementary students due to ‘risk’ factor
• PEARL A gem of a neighbourh­ood
• From industrial to thriving urban village
• The tough job of raising a child as a working, travelling artist
• Take your green game to a whole new level
• An empty nester, once again
• How to save your sweaters from the pitfalls of pilling
• Girlfriend’s evenings away raise red flags

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