Toronto Star - 2017-07-22

• ‘THEY WERE JUST TREATING ME WORSE THAN AN ANIMAL’
• Thunder Bay mayor charged with extortion
• Show over for West Wing’s propagandi­st
• The lengths city hall will go to restrict Fido’s leash . . .
• BIRTH OF THE BLUES BROTHERS
• Getting story right trumps being first to break the news
• New wave of group home violations
• Shakespear­ience this summer
• New trial ordered in Eaton Centre shooting
• Charlie Gard’s latest hospital brain scan is ‘sad reading’
• Trump king in world of complainer­s
• Universal’s Canada 150 box set forgets French songs
• Readers help FGM survivor fund surgery
• Liberals quash proposal to grill PM over NAFTA
• Critics say Ontario back ‘in coal business’
• Labour reform meeting gets heated
• Burundi teens may have ‘self-initiated’ vanishing
• PM makes our nation proud at Prides
• The fall of ‘robust’ democratic role model
• There’s a reason why your pooch is so friendly
• California wildfires ‘obliterati­ng’ everything
• U.S. Senate hopeful stoic despite bigotry
• The Trump loyalist who sparked Spicer’s split
• Russian envoy talked with Sessions
• How does a child OD on opioids?
• Possible melted fuel seen at Fukushima
• Real-estate downturn may have an upside
• Your cosy retreat may be a problem
• Trump to rip up NAFTA? Not so fast, Mr. President
• THE SOLE OF MCFLY
• DECELERATI­ON
• Musk planning 29-minute trip for N.Y.C.-D.C. corridor
• Welcome to manhood, ladies
• Spacious Port Perry home great for entertaini­ng
• Beaches: $2,562,000
• Oil giants make play for ‘elusive millennial­s’
• China lays out a plan to be world leader in AI
• Horror films are, at heart, lowbrow art
• MUSEUM MAKEOVER
• Horror stories offer window into our true selves,
• Spark lasts quarter-century for power couple
• ACTOR WANTS TO BE THE ‘VALVE’
• The music that bridged the Atlantic
• Brooklyn quartet meets in middle of shoegaze
• Sci-fi epic Valerian relies on its dynamic duos, onscreen and off
• Andy Serkis could finally get his due
• FINAL GIRLS: A HORROR TROPE WORTH REVISITING
• > BESTSELLER­S
• Gangs and racism in 1960s Toronto
• A rousing quest for redemption
• A timely, original debut
• It took a local maverick’s action to wake up the city
• AGAINST ALL ODDS
• SIU charges civilian in assault case
• Young people have right to live in T.O.
• MacIsaac inquest focuses on 911 call
• Grieving mom warns drivers to slow down
• Santa calls for kindness in July
• Man who attacked cyclist is charged
• Coming full circle on the pitch is his end goal
• Shifting the balance of power
• A still-water feature can bring garden to life
• Do your homework before picking upgrades for your new-build home
• New Jersey estate a tale of two centuries
• Sending high style to the doghouse
• How do I avoid noisy neighbourh­oods?
• Tranquil getaway in a secluded backyard
• THE PEOPLE’S DOCTOR
• The spiritual side of Donald Trump (no, really)
• Pharmacies start selling marijuana even as Canada agonizes over legalizati­on,
• How the U.S. president’s infamous speech foresaw Trump.
• Tired of housework, she built a house that scrubbed itself,
• STATUS UPDATES
• Many people can’t tell when photos are fake
• Who needs hard drives when movies can be stored on DNA?
• Ants tap into art of escape, build towers in constant flux
• Canadian photograph­er reframes zoo visits
• A photograph­er and his subject reconnect . . . 38 years later
• Why Asian-Australian­s are ‘little boys’ and ‘little girls’
• The last of the pygmy mastodons
• ‘Gastronomi­c racism’
• Tax reforms don’t go far enough
• A newspaper in the dock on Press Freedom Day
• Trump, climate change loner
• ‘We are all responsibl­e’
• Two courts differ on Khadr payment
• Canada must get tougher about preventing FGM
• A whole world crafted out of brown paper
• THE SUPREME SUMMER WINE CHECKLIST
• Rosé pasta sauce is the other rosé for everyday
• Should estranged son be told about family disease?
• Reminding myself that my husband died
• No trip is complete without butter tarts
• Modern-day prince saves the day
• Unpacking the long-ago adoption that wasn’t
• Wife didn’t know husband was a nudist
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• Spieth makes short work at Open
• Millions target more than medals
• Goins trying to get in the swing
• A question of National identity
• Encarnacio­n overpowers Jays in series opener
• Mariners flip Canadian for pitching wild card
• Garcia regrets swinging club in anger
• Boasson Hagen takes roundabout path to first stage win
• Track: Bolt nears peak form with season best in last tune-up before worlds
• Abel finds ‘big value’ in world bronze
• TFC: Giovinco iffy, Vanney banned for date with Rapids
• Restoring the fun in games
• Irving trying to beat LeBron out of town
• Braving B.C.’s run for the rosés. . .
• GOLF IN THE OLD WORLD
• Taking a break from the bustle at Jenolan Caves
• >WHEN YOU GO
• FOUR BOOKS TO FUEL YOUR WANDERLUST
• Amid chaos of India, Chandigarh a ‘city beautiful’
• Rock-hewn churches mark old ‘new Jerusalem’
• A handy player
• Mercedes-Benz S-Class proves to be a tough act to follow
• SAVING HINCHCLIFF­E
• Keep advocating against distracted driving
• Overhauled 2018 Honda Accord best one yet
• Jaguar E-Pace has plenty of F-Type influence
• Tech-filled Audi A8 brings future into focus
• Bringing a Dodge Viper back to its birthplace
• Compelling alternativ­e to the tide of crossovers
• Bright yellow coupe has the looks to slow traffic
• Report sheds light on truth about electric cars
• Three sedans earn award for safety
• Which vehicle is compact crossover champ?
• Innovative pickups face off

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