Toronto Star - 2021-06-19

• ‘We want to know what happened to our son’
• How mortgage stress test broke housing system for young people
• Ford dumps five cabinet ministers in major pre-election shuffle
• All mixed up: Experts answer questions about AstraZenec­a
• Exclusive Judge seals name of school in alleged sex assault case,
• ■ I’m a millennial with a good income. Owning a home in Toronto remains an impossible dream,
• Cyberattac­k concerns Humber MDs
• No amount of shuffling can change losing hand
• Promoting Black culture, business — and dreams
• Trudeau backs Sajjan after censure in the House
• Canada extends border restrictio­ns to July 21
• Deaths mount as LTC home blows deadlines
• Ford pushes to open salons, but Williams nails it
• Minister still feels sting of Islamophob­ia
• ‘Give us the basic human rights that were promised’
• Habs coach Ducharme isolating after positive COVID test,
• Who is using Ontario’s temporary paid sick days — and why?
• After MPs’ summer break, PM should be wary
• Ryerson name removed from Halton school
• Thousands of appointmen­ts open up
• Lecce calls for end to job action
• Camp is where I learned to love the outdoors
• Dangerous plant flourishes in a Scarboroug­h woodlot
• No gimmes in AL ... even in Baltimore
• Major move gives Hughes a shot
• Healthier TFC squad returns to action
• Draw erodes confidence in England’s hopes
• From the board room to ‘locker room’
• No, wages probably won’t see a big hike
• The hot market of outerwear
• Brookfield changes the deal
• Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, one of Canada’s largest public-pension managers, aims to double its infrastruc­ture investment­s within the next five years.
• Canadian investment giant Brookfield Asset Management is bucking the trend when it comes to hybrid work in a postpandem­ic world.
• As pandemic restrictio­ns ease, there will be an increasing market for companies to tap into seniors with plenty of cash to spend.
• Those workers who continue to work from home post-pandemic may find that being ‘on camera’ will become the new normal.
• ‘There is a lot more optimism this time’
• Corby benefits from its high-end brands
• CBC turning off comments is good idea
• There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to recovery
• We should expand workplace pensions
• How can we be better prepared next time?
• WHAT THEY GOT
• A SELECTION OF VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSES IN THE GTA
• Toronto filmmaker focuses on Ghislaine
• Get outside and get messy
• How to handle Father’s Day if you’ve lost a loved one
• Runnin’ down a dream?
• ‘Rock snakes’ keep the good vibes flowing
• A lobster Cobb salad that tastes like summer
• A toasty, buttery choice for movie night
• U.K. groups stall auction to preserve ‘lost’ library
• As we get a handle on COVID-19, keep washing, respecting space
• Seven on the power of poetry
• > WHODUNIT JACK BATTEN
• > BESTSELLER­S
• Hamilton roots loom large in family memoir
• BLOOD HEALTH
• How Life Changes When Told You Have an Ultra-Rare Blood Disorder
• The Canadian MPN Research Foundation and the Canadian MPN Network Are Meeting the Needs of the Canadian MPN Community
• New Treatments Are Providing Hope to Canadians with Hemophilia
• The Importance of Understand­ing Thrombosis
• Hear the TSO perform from your living room
• Four secret stories from the set of ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’
• A romantic night in Rome was one that will never be forgotten
• My boyfriend doesn’t trust me after I helped my ex
• Some long-wear makeup linked to toxins harmful to health
• Nothing attracts unintentio­nal rays better than the unprotecte­d chest
• ‘I just wanted to block it all out’
• Murphy looks to put ‘Schitt’s’ role behind her
• The allure of green space in Unionville
• Monkey lamp lights up his dining room and his heart
• Eight plants that love the sun
• Inclusiona­ry zoning must be fair to new homebuyers
• > WHAT THEY GOT
• Classical yet modern mansion
• Your input welcomed in code of ethics revise
• Getting back into the swing
• LGBTQ travel map is slowly expanding
• Five cool wearable keepsakes to gift your favourite traveller
• The joys of travelling with kids in tow
• An Italian Riviera haven gets a chic makeover
• ‘Airbnb of the outdoors’ now in Canada
• Your swanky place awaits! In Budapest
• Their Canadian dream turned into a nightmare
• How a Black Ontario judge survived persecutio­n
• The scale of loss in my India is unbearable
• ‘Living fossil’ fish lives 100 years, pregnant for 5
• If the bones of Weston could talk …
• Canada’s culture of silence on airborne virus transmissi­on
• Dear grads: Lessons of a year of loss
• Topping the list: jobs, housing, planet
• Every generation has its struggles
• LTC inspection­s need teeth
• ‘Red tape’ is regulation that protects health, environmen­t
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Baseball gets ready to spin a new set of numbers
• You’ve just got to Be-Leaf
• RISING STAR KEEPS HIS EYES ON THE PRIZE
• Nurse wants to build history
• Schedule taking a painful toll on all-stars
• Keep the faith and stay hopeful
• Delayed swim trials tough test
• Pandemic opened a door for manipulati­on
• Canadian headed to the College World Series
• Is the Madden curse still a thing?
• PLACES TO GROW
• MARKHAM IN THE 2000s
• STYLE FINDS A HOME
• RENAISSANC­E
• THE GREENBELT BALANCE
• Making it easier to go electric
• Virtual car show will make a Father’s Day to remember
• FUEL-EFFICIENT CARS
• DISCOVER STRATFORD
• Reeling in a keeper to go anywhere
• A CLOSER LOOK: 2021 CHEVROLET COLORADO ZR2
• Ford unveils its small pickup entry, the 2022 Maverick
• The ins and outs of car batteries
• This Porsche’s credential­s are undeniable
• Great auto-themed products to splurge on this week
• Keep safe and admire a car while driving

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