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THE TORONTO STAR News, Jun 17, 2011

‘I can’t believe that’s us,’ says woman in kissing photo

Scott Jones looks up from his injured girlfriend Alexandra Thomas during the riots.
Scott Jones looks up from his injured girlfriend Alexandra Thomas during the riots.
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By Petti Fong and Lesley Ciarula Taylor
When she first saw the now-famous photo, Alexandra Thomas couldn't believe she was looking at herself and her boyfriend on the ground, sandwiched between groups of riot police on a calamitous Vancouver street. (53)

NEWS | CANADA

Game over for big crowds, outdoor events in wake of riots?

The Vancouver police chief chastised all those who stood idly by, often cheering and snapping photos, during rioting Wednesday night.
It may be time to reconsider even staging events that bring more than 100,000 people onto downtown streets, says Vancouver Police Chief Jim Chu.(57)

NEWS | CANADA

Video: Search on for beating victim in Vancouver

“Canada needs more people with his character and courage,” federal Heritage Minister James Moore wrote on the social media site Twitter Thursday of the man beaten by a mob during Vancouver rioting.
The search is on for the unidentified man in black who was attacked by rioters after he tried to discourage them from smashing the windows of a...(80)

SPORTS | GOLF

Updated: Rory McIlroy pulls away from the field at U.S. Open

Rory McIlroy celebrates his eagle on the eighth hole during the second round of the 111th U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md.
Rory McIlroy finally made a mistake, and even that wasn’t enough to make this U.S. Open a fair fight.(0)

NEWS | CANADA

New: Video: The Vancouver riots get the NMA treatment

NMA, the company that made its name with an animated re-enactment of the Tiger Woods story, has produced a video animation about Wednesday's Vancouver riots.
Just two days after the riots, Next Media Animation (NMA) has done a video about Wednesday night's riots.

WHEELS

Five car options to look for, five to avoid

Anti-lock brakes and side airbags are good features to look for when buying a car, but beware of other options.

WHEELS

Ten things your automaker isn’t telling you

You’ve done your research. You’ve test driven the vehicles you’re considering. You think you’re a well-informed consumer...

NEWS | CANADA

Vancouverites sweep up, pour out hearts

Employees of a menswear store clean up in Vancouver on June 16, 2011, after the store was damaged by rioters following the Vancouver Canucks loss to the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup Final Wednesday night.
Vancouver residents on Thursday attempted to scrub clean their tarnished image with garbage bags and handwritten notes expressing their disgust at... (17)

BLOGS

Pippa Middleton coming to a small screen near you

There's so much more to Pippa Middleton. At least that is what the U.K.’s Bio channel is hoping with their latest buy: In Search of Pippa...

NEWS | WORLD

Propelled by social media, Saudi women challenge driving ban

It also could encourage other reform bids by Saudi women, who have not been allowed to vote and must obtain permission from a male guardian to travel... (7)

NEWS | WORLD

No explosives found in car near Pentagon

A suspicious man with a backpack prompted authorities to temporarily close major highways around the Pentagon Friday, but a search of the backpack...

NEWS | CRIME

Judo instructor charged with assaulting students

A black-belt judo instructor is due to appear in a Newmarket court today on charges that he assaulted four of his students.

HEALTHZONE | DIET & FITNESS

The Dish: Costco salad food court’s best bet

The chicken salad with apples and pecans from Costco food court is a safe bet as long as you take a pass on a side of fries. (0)

LIVING | FOOD

If you want to eat a juicy burger just smash it

Forget what you've learned, smashing your burger (once) is the way to lock in juiciness and make it crispy and caramelized on the outside. (0)

MONEYVILLE | INVESTING

Updated: I let an $11,500 stock profit get away

Moneyville blogger Peggy Mackenzie hit a bull's eye with a $550 stock investment. Her mistake? She didn't know when to sell. (3)

ENTERTAINMENT

Video: This lioness really wants to eat this toddler’s head

Angie, a 400 lbs lioness at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, takes an interest in 1-year-old Trent Higley.
Zoos warn not to tap on the glass, but they haven’t warned against putting your 1-year-old child in front of the glass at the lioness den.

NEWS | WORLD

Black hole eats star, causes mysterious flash

This artist's image provided by the University of Warwick shows a star being distorted by its close passage to a supermassive black hole at the center of a galaxy.
But scientists say “it’s not something worth losing sleep over.” (4)

MONEYVILLE | REALESTATE

Updated: New or resale house? The pros and cons

Moneyville blogger Sheryl Smolkin's third house was a new one near a subway stop. Here's why she thinks it's the best of the bunch. (0)

MONEYVILLE | BORROWING

How to pick the best student credit card

Students don't need a credit card, but it is a great way to build a credit history and learn how to be responsible. (19)

MONEYVILLE | SAVING

Updated: 8 ways to survive a call centre experience

Call centres are a fact of life, but if you work it right you can profit from your time on the line.  (3)

HEALTHZONE | NEWS & FEATURES

U.S. deaths from cancer still dropping, report finds

U.S. cancer death rates are continuing to fall, but not all segments of the population are benefiting, the American Cancer Society said Friday (0)

BUSINESS | CLEAN BREAK

Samsung hasn't received 'one cent from Ontario'

A top executive says he’s embarrassed that Samsung has become a political punching bag to win votes over renewable energy agreement. "Even... (1)

NEWS | CANADA

Tim Harper: Harper’s bullying causes labour pains

The first casualty of the Harper majority may be the rights of unionized workers in Canada. (120)

NEWS | GTA

Bike lane plan disappoints cycling advocates

Cyclists are unhappy with a plan that falls short of a downtown network of separated lanes and would paint over two lanes in Scarborough. (50)

NEWS | GTA

City to lay down the law on out-of-province parking cheaters

About 90 per cent of drivers with non-Ontario plates do not pay parking fines, costing the city about $3 million per year. (40)

PARENTCENTRAL | EDUCATION

Teacher Tracker: Searching for Ms. Mills

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I really felt that she took an interest in me. She helped me gain confidence in myself as a person, writes Michelle Caron Hutchinson.
In a word, really, really fast. Wheels Editor Mark Richardson takes the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport for a spin.
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