Toronto Star - 2016-08-25

• A PROMISE TO FIX DISABILITY CRISIS
• College battles to get groping MD’s licence revoked
• ‘The town isn’t here anymore’
• A planet like Earth might be just around the cosmic corner
• SCARBOROUG­H’S CREATIVE SIDE
• Disney’s Mickey and Minnie don iconic red uniform,
• Woman to fight France over swimwear fine,
• Tory cuts ferry docks’ Pokemon Go appeal
• Canada Post talks stall as deadline nears
• Why the Italy quake was so severe
• ‘Big issues’ dominate Liberal retreat
• Mandatory voting low-hanging fruit in the garden of electoral reform
• GoFundMe raising money for Sarnia
• Phoenix payroll system fixes will cost millions
• Cleaning up Ontario’s fundraisin­g act
• Pension minister to tackle child care
• Hip frontman gone fishin’ with his pals in Ontario
• Fury greets plans for U.S. mosques
• Mosque controvers­ies across the United States
• Activists often give pigs water before slaughter, court hears
• York officer faces assault charge after chasing man
• > DEVELOPMEN­TAL SERVICES BY THE NUMBERS
• Gaza’s last tiger heads to South African reserve
• BURNING QUESTIONS FOR PROXIMA B
• Help families in need now
• Drop racist mascots
• Different takes on Limousine-gate
• Are new passport rules just a cash grab?
• Limit expat voting rights
• Places to swim still a beachhead for bigotry
• Toronto air show is too traumatic for newcomers who escaped war
• Why we should elect police board members
• Turkish military launches offensive into Syria
• Monsoon floods have killed at least 175
• Deadly explosion and gunfire rocks Afghan university
• Outlaw art exhibition
• Why Alicia Keys is going makeup-free on The Voice
• A TV PIONEER
• Lynch yes, Woody no on Top 100 film list
• Nuit Blanche a bit leaner without Scotiabank
• A reluctant farewell to the nuanced late-night talk show we all needed
• Weaves’ music makes sense onstage
• VISUAL ARTS
• Bosma’s family has filed $14-million lawsuit against killers
• Lawyer says MD treated too lightly by watchdog
• THEY WANT A SAY
• Gentle father had a flair for the artistic
• City deserves credit for fine bridge work
• Toronto officer charged with driving a police vehicle drunk
• Canada urged to help rescue the oppressed
• Tourism on the rise in Toronto and Canada
• FINANCIALL­Y HIP
• HIGH-TECH FERTILITY
• Qatar’s state fund invests in piece of N.Y. skyline
• Royal Bank nets $2.9B in third-quarter profits
• Credit lines, car loans fuel increase in personal debt
• Online furniture shopping clicking with Canadians
• U.S. carmakers seek talent in Silicon Valley
• Protecting food with more food, not plastic film
• THE FEHR FACTOR
• Upton has 20-20 vision
• Seguin stands at another window
• Open field as internatio­nal as the Olympics
• TFC, two New York teams chasing top spot in East
• Estrada hit hard as Angels roll to easy victory
• Olympics will go high-tech in Tokyo
• 11 OLYMPIC MEDALLISTS FAIL RETESTS OF 2008 SAMPLES
• Broken record looks for a final spin
• Pier fishing catches fun
• WHERE DID SUMMER GO?
• FRENCH-CANADIAN ROOTS
• >WHEN YOU GO
• Let’s talk about Hillary Clinton’s pantsuits
• A twist on the slider from Fit Men Cook
• FARM RULES
• Married man is using you as his escape

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