Toronto Star - 2015-07-21

• HOOPIN’ AND HOLLERIN’
• Pat Stocks’s obituary-writing family gets last laugh and viral fame
• Stump season begins with fight for families
• Brampton’s LRT proposal falls short of riders
• Hackers threaten to shut down adultery website, release users’ private info,
• Stadium contractor claiming extra costs
• 5 things about Windows 10
• Eternal sunshine
• To the airport on the double double
• Chilling out at -160 C in a local cryosauna
• Smithsonia­n takes giant step to preserve historic spacesuit
• Duo seeking out a close encounter of any kind
• Find new money, Senate tells CBC
• Longtime Canadian expats lose vote rights
• Ottawa to collect $340M from child benefits
• Magnotta quits inmate dating site
• Mulcair aims to ease fears on NDP referendum position
• I made mistakes in my Ezra Levant column
• Amalgamati­on a boon for Toronto
• Even worse than we knew
• Stamping it out
• Greece is author of its own misfortune
• Premiers’ energy plan panned
• More of same won’t end growing economic woes
• Accusation­s of police racism are baseless
• Obama becoming what he promised to be
• Children trained to behead dolls at ISIS camp
• Attack brings war inside Turkish border
• Club targets well-heeled residents in ‘Malibu of the North’
• TATTOO TREND
• Bo Derek is in the path of a Sharknado
• IN THE ZONE
• Prolific actor loved being in The Godfather
• Research explores how movement affects cancer
• BATTLING HYPERTENSI­ON AND HIGH CHOLESTERO­L
• Software judges fashion sense
• Vegetable confetti adds colour to any meal
• Don’t mislead someone who cares about you
• FREEZE AND THANK YOU
• MD working despite four sex offences
• St. James Town embraces the Pan Ams
• Drawn-out deal a ‘bitter pill’ for Crown workers
• Pride Toronto stirs pot by seeking trademarks
• Ford crack video maker guilty of traffickin­g
• Exploring new places at Sonshine Camp
• TTC map takes an unexpected detour
• Zach attack spikes Spieth Slam bid
• Quebec City makes bid for expansion team official
• FLIGHT PLANS
• Swirl of emotions clouds silver
• Canada primed for big medal haul
• Notebook: Potvin wins taekwondo silver
• Baseball: Lucky loonie pays big dividends
• First family resurfaces for home Games
• Women’s breakthrou­gh alters field
• Heslip knows path to NBA will be tough
• Men’s basketball: No Wiggins? No problem, confident Canadians contend
• Cuban fighters still pack punch in the ring
• Canadians foiled in first quest for Pan Am gold
• DeLaet heads for Abbey after Open letdown
• 5 things you will notice about Windows 10
• A $50B welcome as PayPal goes public again
• YouTube’s new paid service missing top TV content
• Rate cut ‘hangover’ drags TSX down
• IBM shares drop after revenue sags again
• PoW welcomes apology from Japanese corporatio­n
• CN surpasses profit estimates but lays off 600

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