Toronto Star - July 06, 2022

‘It’s going to affect me for the remainder of my life’

City projects delayed due to $300M budget gap

Housing market slide continues

$525 MILLION

$815 MILLION

‘Hay Wain’ protest goes haywire

Brown punted from race

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A country on edge. What else is new?

Cops say suspect bought five guns despite threats

AFN delegates back chief

A show we witnessed last year

Michener Awards Foundation honours Honderich

Convoy sought Ottawa ‘gridlock,’ court told

Rate hikes put chill on market

Army reservist faces court martial

Embattled lawyer calls tribunal ‘unfair’

Smith aims to go from pariah to premier

Turning kids’ insecurity into pride

Violence driving female workers to quit, union says

Fresh Air Fund

Outbreaks shut down Quebec camps

Colleagues’ mistakes led to dropped impairment charge

Service levels of TTC won’t be directly affected

Tory apologizes, seeks to fix guards’ job loss

Bus burn victim dies of injuries

City staff float idea of more parks

Justice for children

Profits over parents for daycare owners

Alberta Muslims welcome all on Canada Day

No surprise Scarborough fireworks axed

Research backs up proportional representation

‘Jeopardy’ champ could be future prime minister

We should be grateful for our neighbours

Poilievre’s non-weird wood fetish

RCMP mandate must reflect modern threats

Election budget needs a do-over

Eastern governor urges residents to evacuate

Key U.K. cabinet ministers quit posts

Activists protest over bull-run festival

SPORTS TICKER

GET IN THE GAME

OPENING A DOOR

Pick offers many possibilities

Hiring was a century in the making

SENATORS UP FIRST

CORRECTIONS

Pozuelo reportedly Miami-bound

Biggio looking like his old self

Djokovic finds his grounding

Norrie provides a win for home crowd

Next generation serves up win

Gunfire after Jays-A’s game

Kyrgios has to switch courts

Pro Bowler had CTE, family says

TODAY’S FORECAST:

Let pros try to find depression’s cause

STARS

Are airports headed for a hard landing?

No-show diners leave bitter taste for owners

Ottawa urged to ditch ArriveCan app

Emerging stronger in times of inflation

MARKETS

■ Inter Pipeline’s $4.3B Heartland Petrochemical facility is producing its first pellets after four years of construction.

MARKETPLACE,

Alberta facility produces first plastic pellets

Wet weather could ease wheat squeeze

Alberta steps in on Rogers-Shaw proceedings

Hecla signs all-stock deal for Alexco Resource

Report: Reform minimum wage

Brookfield puts record $12B into European acquisitions

The Great Inflation period is instructive

‘Competition for people is intense’

App has ‘outlived its utility and purpose’

Cancellation fee plan gathers steam

Two Thors, but not twice the fun

Journalist helped to shape Canadian broadcasting

TV LISTINGS,

PUZZLES,

COMICS,

Concert date for ‘Talent’ winner

Emancipation Day subject of TV special

BRIDGE

BEST BETS

Metallica ‘stoked’ by use of song

Stratford gets $10M boost

LATE NIGHT

Bailey to publish memoir next year

‘Stranger Things’ star breaks down character’s fate

Attacking Midler misses the point

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