Toronto Star - 2019-06-28

• BASKETBALL COMPLAINTS DUNKED
• Revealed: Ontario’s top billing MDs
• Bird Canada headed this way with flock of powered scooters
• A river once poured into an icy Yukon lake. Now it’s just a trickle
• DOUG SMITH: Just let the kids play,
• Lawyers and the lightbulb of diversity
• Baby dies days after Raptors parade
• Queen’s Park nepotism scandal grows
• PM seeks support in dispute with China
• $1M project aims to help cities prepare for extreme weather
• THE STAR’S VIEW: What the province pays doctors through OHIP should be public informatio­n,
• Innovative ways to help women work
• Indigenous NHLer joins teammate in Order of Canada
• Speed up talks with teachers, minister says
• A quick look at some of the new Order of Canada appointees
• Honouring the boy on a Turkish beach
• FAA orders more design changes to 737 Max
• Patients benefit from insight into doctors’ pay
• Collaborat­ion the key to halt youth vaping
• Get your popcorn ready for Sanders vs. Warren
• Acting like climate change really is an emergency
• Too late for PM to reach quiet deal with China
• Transat board approves Air Canada offer
• Empire turns its focus toward innovation
• Flow of meat in N. America may fall victim to pork war
• HITTING A RED LIGHT
• Manulife’s CEO sees big potential in India
• CLOSING TIME
• Michigan AG sues to shut down oil pipeline in Great Lakes
• Freedom boosts Shaw … and changes landscape
• Diversity lacking in investment firms
• Alcoa threatenin­g to idle Quebec plant
• Harry Potter augmented-reality game is off to a slow start
• Back for another SWING
• Why it is important to just breathe
• OFFRED HUE
• Ten hits from the first half of the year
• The Beaches rolling with the Stones
• They’re trying not to sing out of key
• They won’t hide their love away
• Open the vaults, Justice League fans say
• Spray for a $5 good hair day
• Celery is the stalk of the town
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• I fell in love with a jailbird
• Step by step, day by day, run run run
• Scientists still tap moon rocks’ secrets
• Sky’s the limit for new parks
• Eaton Centre shooter faces life in prison
• GTA raids deal gang a ‘significan­t blow’
• City orders safety flags removed from poles
• ‘REST IN POWER’
• Durham cop dismissed for assisting crooks
• Unions challenge council decision
• Child-care grants at risk of cancellati­on
• From hell to the Hall
• Asterisk talk offers a history lesson
• Nylander not worried for Marner
• NOT SETTLING WITH BRONZE
• Glass half-empty at midpoint
• Starting nod for young talent
• Britain’s different type of batted ball
• Tennis oldsters still hungry for wins
• Women’s World Cup: France ready for a final in the quarters
• Getting up to speed on Haiti
• India shows some killer instinct

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