Toronto Star - 2020-06-04

• MURDER CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST ALL FOUR COPS
• How one hospital’s early help for nursing homes paid off
• Why don’t police in Toronto wear body cameras?
• Strokes. Purple toes. Research could explain odd symptoms
• I was pretty well prepared. I bought PPE before the announceme­nt, so all our therapists will be wearing masks. We’ve got medicalgra­de disinfecta­nts. We’ll be completely sanitizing the room after each client. We want to make it as safe as possible. Walter
• Drug touted by Trump ineffectiv­e
• Looking to make a difference? Here’s a start
• Family cancels interview with SIU
• Ford mum on ‘code red’ nursing homes
• A tall order for Toronto real estate
• Care homes need more aid prior to second wave
• > CORRECTION­S
• > LOTTERIES
• Summerhill Avenue
• Premier vows to ‘stamp out’ systemic racism across Ontario
• Lockdown more harm than good now, some say
• Ontario spending $150M to boost rural internet
• States adjust curfews amid peaceful protests
• Prosecutor­s add charges in Floyd killing
• Ferguson, Mo., elects first Black mayor
• Washington, D.C.
• Virginia to remove General Lee statue
• Tackling discrimina­tion requires more than ‘lip service’
• North Bay woman finally gets CERB benefit
• Is it safe to reopen Ontario right now?
• Beijing on notice over Hong Kong
• Lam accuses critics of double standards
• CNE visits made sweeter by Tiny Tom
• Reasons to daydream
• SIU asks police to fight media leaks
• WHAT A DRAG
• Police suspect gangs involved in shooting
• Peel police identify 97 hate crimes in 2019
• Murder trial of van attack driver set for November
• ‘The military nailed it,’ son says
• City public health to review COVID-19 contact tracing
• Three men wanted in Peel puppy theft
• Cities need help now
• Isn’t it time to treat poverty as a matter of public health?
• Why I’m grieving Black people I’ve never met
• Who will step up to speak for the elderly in long-term care?
• Americans in Canada just have to vote this time
• Racism is not just a matter of what not to do …
• Trudeau’s prolonged silence an appropriat­e response
• A day of reckoning for Ford
• Radical economic policies are working
• Black people need an option other than calling police
• Racism and the game of life
• NBA joins in on risky summer sports adventure
• 22
• 8
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• Deal paves way for reopening
• Canadian ready for ‘legend’
• Nothing for clubs to cheer about
• Crosby, McDavid denounce racism
• NHL to use private labs for testing
• MLB rejects plan for 114-game season
• Subban donates to Floyd’s daughter
• Fauci races to 2nd in Belmont debut
• Canadian in hunt at Texas Open golf
• Virus has family hating my American boyfriend
• > STARS:
• Insurers expect to see ‘tsunami’ of claims
• ‘Most hated man of 2019’ breaks his silence
• New top banker takes reins under pile of debt
• Saying a lot by saying nothing
• Expanding safety measures
• ‘Stimulus bonds’ could aid Montreal rebound
• AMC theatre chain doubtful it can stay in business
• Trump administra­tion to ban Chinese airlines
• Canada Goose reports plunge in profit as it weathers crisis
• Paying customers flock to video app Zoom
• SoftBank invests in firms led by Black Americans
• Optimism grows over remdesivir outlook
• Star worries how pandemic life will affect children
• TSO MUSICAL MOMENT
• Critics honour Toronto’s best theatre
• BRIDGE
• Got cooking fatigue? Here are some tips
• Keeping two metres apart in a vehicle unlikely
• All I wanna do every day is Zoom
• What to know about Rowling’s ‘The Ickabog’
• CROSSWORD FOR THURSDAY
• WORD SLEUTH
• SUDOKU

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