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Canada has quickly rolled out the welcome mat to displaced Ukrainians but the real job has just started: How to properly settle them?

Nicholas Keung - Immigration Reporter, Toronto Star 10 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

‘They’re not here as tourists. They’re not here as temporary foreign workers. They’re not here as refugees in a legal sense but their needs are mostly those of refugees,’ says the community.

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Blue Mountain film fest unites nature and movies

Marriska Fernandes - Special to the Star, Toronto Star 4 minute read Preview

Blue Mountain film fest unites nature and movies

Marriska Fernandes - Special to the Star, Toronto Star 4 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

10 films to watch for at the inaugural fest, which runs June 1–5.

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- Mixtape SB Productions Inc
A scene from “Slash/Back” written and directed by Canadian filmmaker Nyla Innuksuk.

Doug Ford campaigns in storm-damaged Ottawa amid questions about what took him so long to get there

Rob Ferguson - Queen's Park Bureau,Kristin Rushowy - Queen's Park Bureau,Robert Benzie - Queen's Park Bureau Chief, Toronto Star 5 minute read Preview

Doug Ford campaigns in storm-damaged Ottawa amid questions about what took him so long to get there

Rob Ferguson - Queen's Park Bureau,Kristin Rushowy - Queen's Park Bureau,Robert Benzie - Queen's Park Bureau Chief, Toronto Star 5 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

In his first visit of the 29-day provincial election campaign, the Progressive Conservative leader was asked why he didn’t show up in Ontario’s second largest city until more than a week after a storm that left many residents without power.

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Sean Kilpatrick - THE CANADIAN PRESS
Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford makes a campaign stop in Ottawa on Monday, May 30, 2022.

A re-energized Brooke Henderson raring to go at the U.S. Women’s Open after month off

Adam Stanley - Special to the Star, Toronto Star 4 minute read Preview

A re-energized Brooke Henderson raring to go at the U.S. Women’s Open after month off

Adam Stanley - Special to the Star, Toronto Star 4 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

The Canadian and 10-time LPGA Tour winner hasn’t played due to illness but is set to tee off at the year’s second major this week.

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Ashley Landis - AP FILE PHOTO
Brooke Henderson tees off on the fifth tee during the second round of LPGA's DIO Implant LA Open golf tournament at Wilshire Country Club last month.

Ottawa’s new firearms bill be released this afternoon

Stephanie Levitz - Ottawa Bureau, Toronto Star 4 minute read Preview

Ottawa’s new firearms bill be released this afternoon

Stephanie Levitz - Ottawa Bureau, Toronto Star 4 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, as well as cabinet ministers, are scheduled to address the public on the contents of a firearms bill.

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JONATHAN HAYWARD - THE CANADIAN PRESS
A restricted gun licence holder with an AR-15 at his home in Langley, B.C., on May 1, 2020. That was the day Ottawa banned the weapon in Canada and introduced an amnesty until Oct. 30, 2023.

‘Deeply deficient culture’: Review calls for greater civilian role to tackle sexual misconduct crisis in Canadian Armed Forces

Jacques Gallant - Politics Reporter, Toronto Star 6 minute read Preview

‘Deeply deficient culture’: Review calls for greater civilian role to tackle sexual misconduct crisis in Canadian Armed Forces

Jacques Gallant - Politics Reporter, Toronto Star 6 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Calling out a “deeply deficient culture” that has allowed sexual misconduct to continue to fester in the military, a highly anticipated report released Monday delivered dozens of recommendations to tackle the Canadian Armed Forces’ misconduct and leadership crisis.

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MARTIAL TREZZINI - AP FILE PHOTO
U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Canada's Louise Arbour, speaks during the first session at the United Nations Human Rights Council at the UN headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, Friday, June 23, 2006.

Canadians and musicians remember legendary rocker Ronnie Hawkins

Aisling Murphy - Staff Reporter, Toronto Star 1 minute read Preview

Canadians and musicians remember legendary rocker Ronnie Hawkins

Aisling Murphy - Staff Reporter, Toronto Star 1 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

The rockabilly musician influenced a generation of artists, including musicians that would form The Band, who went on to play for Bob Dylan.

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Sean Kilpatrick - THE CANADIAN PRESS
The rockabilly musician influenced a generation of artists, including musicians that would form The Band, who went on to play for Bob Dylan. Hawkins received the Order of Canada in 2014.

Ottawa is moving to fix Canada’s airport delays. What will that mean for travellers — and will it help?

Rosa Saba - Business Reporter, Toronto Star 3 minute read Preview

Ottawa is moving to fix Canada’s airport delays. What will that mean for travellers — and will it help?

Rosa Saba - Business Reporter, Toronto Star 3 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Transport Canada creates outbound screening committee to address ongoing bottlenecks. Government urges international travellers to use the ArriveCAN app to speed up arrivals.

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Monday, May. 30, 2022

- Paige Taylor White
In the second week of May, almost 20,000 arriving international passengers at Pearson waited on the tarmac for longer than half an hour, and 3,000 for longer than 75 minutes.

Don’t worry about Brooke Henderson, and more bits and bites from the world of golf

Jason Logan - Special to the Star, Toronto Star 6 minute read Preview

Don’t worry about Brooke Henderson, and more bits and bites from the world of golf

Jason Logan - Special to the Star, Toronto Star 6 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

A couple of missed cuts and an illness has golf fans wondering what’s wrong with the Canadian star.

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Julio Aguilar - GETTY IMAGES
Canadian star Brooke Henderson will try to get back on track at the U.S. Women’s Open this week after a pair of missed cuts and a battle with illness.

Daily gas price check: Ontario average surges past $2 per litre

Aisling Murphy - Staff Reporter, Toronto Star 3 minute read Preview

Daily gas price check: Ontario average surges past $2 per litre

Aisling Murphy - Staff Reporter, Toronto Star 3 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Durham Region is one of the cheapest places in the Greater Toronto Area to fuel up, as many GTA regions are reporting averages of more than 200 cents per litre on Monday.

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Sean Kilpatrick - THE CANADIAN PRESS
Durham Region is one of the cheapest places in the Greater Toronto Area to fuel up, as many GTA regions are reporting averages of more than 200 per litre on Monday.

Butler’s shot in Celtics-Heat Game 7 yielded a tough result from a correct decision

Doug Smith - Sports Reporter, Toronto Star 6 minute read Preview

Butler’s shot in Celtics-Heat Game 7 yielded a tough result from a correct decision

Doug Smith - Sports Reporter, Toronto Star 6 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Big-time players make big-time decisions that sometimes don't work out, it's part of the wonder of sports. And a rant to begin the week

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As anger simmers over police actions at Texas school shooting, RCMP in Nova Scotia set to face scrutiny over its response to a different mass shooting

Steve McKinley - Halifax Bureau, Toronto Star 8 minute read Preview

As anger simmers over police actions at Texas school shooting, RCMP in Nova Scotia set to face scrutiny over its response to a different mass shooting

Steve McKinley - Halifax Bureau, Toronto Star 8 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Amid a growing history of mass shootings and school shootings, experts say police have come by some hard-learned lessons, even as the conversation of what can be expected of officers in such crises continues.

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Andrew Vaughan - THE CANADIAN PRESS
Family and friends of the victims protest last week outside the hotel where the Mass Casualty Commission inquiry is taking place into the 2020 mass murders in rural Nova Scotia. The protest was prompted when several RCMP were allowed to testify without facing cross-examination by lawyers representing the families.

Season 2 of Apple TV’s ‘Physical’ returns: Here’s what’s onscreen this week on Netflix, Disney Plus and more

Murtz Jaffer - Special to the Star, Toronto Star 5 minute read Preview

Season 2 of Apple TV’s ‘Physical’ returns: Here’s what’s onscreen this week on Netflix, Disney Plus and more

Murtz Jaffer - Special to the Star, Toronto Star 5 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Here are our best tune-in tips for the week ahead.

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Emmy Rossum from “Shameless” plays the title character in “Angelyne,” a Peacock series which will air on Showcase in Canada.

‘It shows that it’s possible.’ How this Brampton local is making history as a coach in college hoops

Libaan Osman - Toronto Star, Toronto Star 5 minute read Preview

‘It shows that it’s possible.’ How this Brampton local is making history as a coach in college hoops

Libaan Osman - Toronto Star, Toronto Star 5 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Manny Dosanjh is believed to be the first Canadian of Indian descent to become an assistant coach in the NCAA.

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- Cara Kaye/Creative Director at Michigan State University
Manny Dosanjh photographed in a Michigan State huddle. He is making history as the first Canadian of Indian descent to hold an assistant coach job at the NCAA.

Canada’s big banks see positive outlook while cannabis growers struggle with latest earnings. Here are the past week’s winners and losers

Jacob Lorinc - Business Reporter, Toronto Star 3 minute read Preview

Canada’s big banks see positive outlook while cannabis growers struggle with latest earnings. Here are the past week’s winners and losers

Jacob Lorinc - Business Reporter, Toronto Star 3 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Stock surges and setbacks for the week ending May27, 2022.

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Nathan Denette - THE CANADIAN PRESS
Among the many quarterly earnings released by Canada’s major financial institutions, Scotiabank’s stood out for a 12 per cent profit increase compared with those in the same quarter a year earlier.

Not all food has gone up in price — here’s how to shop smarter and save while still eating well

Joshua Chong - Staff Reporter, Toronto Star 6 minute read Preview

Not all food has gone up in price — here’s how to shop smarter and save while still eating well

Joshua Chong - Staff Reporter, Toronto Star 6 minute read Monday, May. 30, 2022

Price increases have not been uniform across all food items. Potatoes, for instance, have actually gone down in price, and cheaper frozen fruits and vegetables can sometimes be more nutritious than fresh.

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Monday, May. 30, 2022

Paige Taylor White - Toronto Star
One of the grocery items Temilade Fashesin noticed has skyrocketed in price with rising inflation are bell peppers. Fashesin has been keeping track of her grocery budget for the past four years and has noticed that prices have gone up steadily in the past year.

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