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Northern reserve “KI” wants 25 ordinary Canadians to visit to experience its culture

thestar.com — A fly-in First Nation reserve is inviting Canadians to come spend the better part of a week; to live with locals, go fishing, visit the school, tour sacred sites and get a taste of how hard - and how rich - life in the remote northern bush can be.
RT @TorontoStar: Northern reserve “KI” wants 25 ordinary Canadians to visit to experience its culture #firstnation #aboriginal http://t.co…

Canadians back petition to rename Victoria Day to honour aboriginals

thestar.com — A group of Canadian actors, writers and politicians is calling on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to change the name of Victoria Day. The group - which includes author Margaret Atwood, Green Party leader Elizabeth May, and actor Gordon Pinsent - has signed an online petition to rename this Monday's public holiday "Victoria and First Peoples Day."
RT @MargaretAtwood: Canadians back petition to rename Victoria Day to honour aboriginals thestar.com/news/canada/20… via @torontostar

The dirty little secret about HOT lanes

thestar.com — In his Toronto Star op-ed , the C.D. Howe Institute's Benjamin Dachis urges the government to "hang tough" and stick to its risky plan to introduce high-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes in Ontario. The government should ignore such advice. To his credit, Dachis does not argue (like the government does) that HOT lanes are a revenue tool for transit.
RT @UnionSt: Dirty secret of HOT (toll) lanes: their success requires carpool lanes to fail. #Topoli #onpoli thestar.com/opinion/commen…

Nigel Wright, Stephen Harper’s chief of staff, resigns

thestar.com — OTTAWA-Nigel Wright says he has resigned from his post as the Prime Minister's Chief of Staff in light of the controversy surrounding his handling of matters involving Senator Mike Duffy. The Prime Minister's Office said earlier this week that Wright personally paid off $90,000 in inappropriately claimed housing expenses for Duffy.
RT @yowflier: Harper loses chief of staff to Senate spending controversy. bit.ly/11OGyuq #cdnpoli

Memorial Cup: Nathan MacKinnon rises to occasion: Cox

thestar.com — SASKATOON-Nathan MacKinnon couldn't have made a louder statement with a megaphone. This isn't over yet. While the hockey world seems to have decided that the Colorado Avalanche will make Portland defenceman Seth Jones the No.
Damien Cox on what last night's game might have done (or not) to NHL draft order with Jones and MacKinnon thestar.com/sports/hockey/…
Memorial Cup: Nathan MacKinnon rises to occasion: Cox bit.ly/19NHsFb

The Venice Biennale: Boyle Meets World

thestar.com — "I'm totally fine!" says Shary Boyle, on the other end of a wonky Skype connection from Venice. This comes as some relief. Boyle's there putting the pieces together for her project for the Venice Biennale: nothing less than the most intricate, complicated, complex and, by the way, biggest-by-far project of her entire career.
Boyle's universe: #Toronto Star on Shary Boyle representing Canada at the Venice Biennale June 1 bit.ly/113mpcs

Privatizing LCBO would be dispiriting, and wrong: Cohn

thestar.com — Raise a glass, this long weekend, to labour peace at the LCBO. No strike, so no need to stock up. But let's take stock, as we toast Queen Victoria, of our lucrative crown jewel: What if the LCBO and its unionized workers hadn't negotiated an 11th-hour deal ahead of the holiday deadline?
An #LCBO strike averted: panic buying, privatization + other scare stories in my colum this holiday wknd j.mp/13DbzPO
RT @cselley: Profitabe LCBO strike "scare talk" evidence of its capitalistic "resourcefulness." Amazing. thestar.com/news/canada/20…
Profitabe LCBO strike "scare talk" evidence of its capitalistic "resourcefulness." Amazing. thestar.com/news/canada/20…
An #LCBO strike averted, panic buying, privatization + other scare stories in my holiday wknd colum j.mp/13DbzPO
RT @TorontoStar: Crisis averted, but what to do about the #LCBO? Privatization is not the answer, writes @reggcohn: bit.ly/13DbzPP
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thestar.com — Two weeks ago, late on a Friday night, Star reporters Robyn Doolittle and Kevin Donovan sat in the back of a car in the dark and saw a video on a cellphone held in the hands of a reeking man with scabbed arms. They watched it three times.
"Does it occur to you Mayor Ford that you may have a problem and it's not The Toronto Star?" thestar.com/news/canada/20…
RT @KaleighRogers: "Does it ever occur to you that you have a problem and it isn’t the Toronto Star?"--Cooke to Ford: http://t.co/HFCdfuF4V…
RT @KaleighRogers: "Does it ever occur to you that you have a problem and it isn’t the Toronto Star?"--Cooke to Ford: http://t.co/HFCdfuF4V…

Tim Bosma: The painful search for a missing man

thestar.com — The detective's suit gave it away. Sitting in Tim Bosma's packed living room at 9:30 a.m. on May 14, Det.-Sgt. Matt Kavanagh came to update the missing man's family and friends on the investigation into his disappearance. But the jeans and casual shirt he usually wore were replaced by more formal attire.
Incredibly heartbreaking story by @jpags and @liamdevlincasey on #TimBosma: The painful search for a missing man bit.ly/19KjMl9
#TimBosma vanished almost two weeks ago. On the painful search for a beloved father & look at life of Dellen Millard: thestar.com/news/crime/201…