Toronto Star - 2016-08-10

• ONLY IN ITALY
• Cold War in Rio as swimmers lash out at ‘dope-cheat’ rivals
• Canadian warship hit by outbreak of contagious disease
• Agents ‘vilified’ for real estate pitch
• Trump causes uproar with gun-rights comment,
• Female rookies learn the ropes at firefighti­ng camp,
• Inside Rio’s favelas.
• Complete Olympics coverage,
• Torstar announces plans to lay off more than 50 staff
• They’re with the band: the five members of The Tragically Hip
• Aboriginal appointmen­ts needed at lower court
• Enough shirtless Trudeau pics: Time for work
• Senate approves Mike Duffy’s latest claim for housing expenses
• Hudak to become real-estate lobby group boss
• Fiery tanker crash kills man in Montreal
• OMA efforts called ‘aggressive’
• Senior survives 6 nights in forest
• Family of slain Canadian professor to get $40,000
• Turkey’s Erdogan pivots to Putin for support
• ‘Scary Lucy’ statue is no more
• A generation of lawyers slain in Pakistan province
• Is the Republican Party crying ‘uncle’?
• How we can keep the peace
• Face of the nation
• Commitment to public transit needed
• The case for recycling is self-evident
• Flossing dilemma solved
• Canada’s return to peacekeepi­ng promises to bring little peace
• Meet little Spitey. Always try to be better than him
• Prisoners in Canada face many forms of injustice
• Trump is the candidate of the past, not Clinton
• Investment­s key to labour contracts
• Instalment loan debt, delinquenc­y increase sharply
• Fly Toronto to Niagara in about 12 minutes
• MIXED MESSAGES
• Commitment to ingredient­s helps A&W thrive
• Delta airline scrubs nearly 400 more flights Tuesday
• Fine PINING
• The Olympics don’t deserve NBC’s cringewort­hy commentary
• SCREENING SOON
• Game of Thrones coming to a town near you
• SNL boots pair of cast members
• ON MERYL STREEP, AND HEARING THE TRUTH
• A rich history of very unlikely pairings
• Audiences can study an adorable infant
• The women of Mr. Robot won’t take a back seat
• Toronto keeps coming back for s’mores
• Turn those Ontario peaches upside down
• Scones don’t need to be such a to-do
• How the ‘key’ to key lime pie was found in a can of sweet condensed milk
• Pre-marriage jitters normal, unless there’s an issue
• Whipping up answers to cream questions
• Get ready to sweat
• MYSTERY SOLVED
• Driver not impaired — just playing Pokemon
• Immigratio­n judge is charged with assault
• CAS to investigat­e after girl found riding the TTC alone
• Disability supporters turn to social media
• Police raid 3 marijuana dispensari­es
• Investigat­ion into ‘horrific’ fatal blaze ends
• Bushy overgrowth turns sidewalk into dead end
• Canadians make splash with bronze
• LONG TIME COMING
• Canuck’s Olympic journey memorable
• … Richard Griffin says Josh Donaldson in MVP hunt but it’s a tight race … Jays praise Crawford’s seven-hit wonder. Stories,
• Canada notebook: Bouchard denied in doubles; Valois-Fortier slumps to seventh
• Women leading the charge at Games
• Olympic moms deserve everyone’s admiration
• On per capita basis, Canadians equal to U.S. in Olympic medals
• Gold marks end of an era
• Olympic notebook: Svitolina shocks Serena, knocks world No. 1 out of Games
• Phelps makes it clear he’s man to beat in Rio
• Sloppy Blue Jays pay price vs. Rays
• Crawford’s seven-hit effort draws Jays praise

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