Toronto Star - 2017-07-20

• ONE LAST GO-ROUND
• TTC compensate­s suspended fare collector
• TEE TIME AT ROYAL BIRKDALE
• Stress test just as good as pricier options, heart study finds
• NAFTA negotiator­s warned: Come ready
• FALSE ALARM
• New GG involved in 2011 fatal crash
• Celebratin­g Canada 150 in England
• Analyzing six months of spelling mistakes from the White House
• Obamacare repeal isn’t dead yet, POTUS says
• Ontario unveils foster-care reform
• New child welfare laws have privacy issues, watchdog says
• What about royal transgress­ions?
• Que. police search river for teens 9 years later
• Wynne proposes national pharmacare program
• Hydro One flexes power in massive U.S. deal
• Saudi king’s son plotted to oust rival
• SAUDIS RELEASE WOMAN IN VIRAL MINISKIRT VIDEO WITHOUT CHARGE
• Curbing Alzheimer’s misdiagnos­es
• Majority of plastic made since 1950 is still around
• Why did Trump risk Round 2 with Putin?
• MP’s column in U.S. media is shameful
• A setback for Quebec
• Follow the law
• Provincial leadership has gone to pot
• Weak aviation oversight making skies less safe
• Shrewd businesses support $15 minimum wage
• Black Experience Project exposes Canada’s big lie
• Opioid meds prescribed by small pool of MDs
• Netflix takes aim at classic cinema
• Best Buy prospers in age of Amazon
• Walmart class-action plaintiff dead at 67
• Auto insurance faces second 2017 rate hike
• GOOGLE GETS PERSONAL
• French’s, Frank’s RedHot brands sold
• Germany asks auto execs to unite at diesel summit
• Games networks play
• BREAKING BATEMAN
• The real danger of life with robots: machine mood swings
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Can-rock opus Smile finally gets its due
• Actor speaking out on crisis in South Sudan
• 10 HIGHLIGHTS AT COMIC-CON 2017
• VISUAL ARTS
• Laid-off workers, company clash over ministry notice
• GREEN DREAMS
• Civilian witnesses wanted to help
• U of T professor to lead child-care affordabil­ity study
• Heart-rending snapshot of Black lives in GTA
• Dogs face an uptick in Lyme disease
• City road safety report may be delayed by a year
• Games’ opening dance tells Indigenous story
• Freshwater jellyfish are sticking around
• DUCKING DE GRASSE?
• The good Raptors become the good Raptors
• Birkdale was ahead more than a century
• Open Championsh­ip: There’ll be no short cuts at Royal Birkdale’s ninth, where in bounds is now out of bounds
• Larin gives Canadians some offensive punch
• Froome a step closer to Tour win
• MLS: Vazquez’s late penalty gives Reds big point in New York
• Reliever Barnes pitches way into conversati­on
• Sanchez ‘back to square one’ as blister returns
• Yankees get back to flexing muscles
• Celtics score slam dunk in off-season
• ALL-TIME ARGO FLUTIE CAN’T FORGET TORONTO
• Uptown slam
• UNCLE TETSU RISES TO MEET DEMAND
• Choosing a family over a career — or not
• Kids flourish on trip back in time
• My soulmate has a longtime boyfriend
• Place your outdoor art in the prime spots
• Crayola names in ’90s coloured by web boom

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