Toronto Star - 2017-08-12

• MISCONCEPT­IONS
• U.S. ‘locked and loaded,’ Trump warns N. Korea
• Chief must fire disgraced officers or go down trying
• DENIS THE MENACE
• A grieving mom’s plea for action on suicides at university
• Police brass ban ‘rookie buy nights,’
• How we decide to publish graphic images
• Breitbart criticism a sign of worse to come
• He pushed the button for help. It never came
• Pearson tackles threat of runway collisions
• Ontario’s books balanced despite increased spending, Sousa says
• Saving minnows and the bridge
• New trial ordered in Galloway Boys case
• Soggy New Orleans looks warily at forecast
• No charges for teachers who dragged boy
• Kenyan president claims election win
• Tainted egg scandal now affects 17 countries
• Europe’s spreading butter crisis
• First female Navy SEAL candidate out after a week
• N. Korean tyrant ‘playing the long game’
• U.S., South Korean military exercises could escalate tensions
• Freed pastor to be reunited with family
• Arrested man denies being infamous London jogger
• What you can do to avoid an infertilit­y problem
• Plugging electrics
• Google diversity training backfires in case of fired software engineer
• Will streaming cost more than cable?
• NEED FOR SPEED
• PASSENGER AT THE WHEEL
• Nordstrom sales offer fresh hope
• Will the future have a chip in its shoulder?
• HOME OF THE WEEK
• King City: $2.2 million
• Lytton Park: $1.86 million
• If walls could act
• Hugh Grant’s spirit lives on in Big Sick
• OLD IS NEW AGAIN
• Eddie Huang likes the flavour of Toronto
• The Middle’s end is about to begin
• ‘I’M A WHOLE HUMAN BEING, NOT A BAG OF YELLOW SKIN’
• Menashe captures rarely seen world
• New dimension with an old twangy sound
• Bill Murray moved to tears by musical
• Schreiber digs into highs, lows of playing a Hollywood fixer
• > WHODUNIT
• Twitter as a Greek chorus?
• > BESTSELLER­S
• Author flips lid off ordinary-looking lives
• Curry’s struggle worth the effort
• Flood at the top of her game
• The amazing Azmi sisters
• Officers refused to help, teen says
• THE TIME IS NOW
• Judge blasts Toronto cop’s ‘false testimony’
• SIU findings no comfort to family of victim
• Airports have to be more accountabl­e
• Locals support St. Clair Ave. First Nations camp
• The Steeles Ave. mystery of the oozing black goo
• Their DIY home — by design
• What we can learn from British gardeners
• I call it home, she calls it her office
• ‘Colour warriors’ go bold, bohemian
• Decor decisions don’t have to be daunting
• Get a current status certificat­e before you buy
• Home buyers should know what they’re paying for
• > WHAT THEY GOT
• long shot Cash Pomer’s
• Sleep easy as Donald Trump mad-libs through a nuclear crisis
• SHARING WITH BEARS
• SLOW-MOTION MELTDOWN
• MUSSOLINI’S BRAVE CHALLENGER
• STATUS UPDATES
• Adulthood doesn’t mean no new allergies
• CITATION PLEASE
• Does it take a rocket scientist to defend marijuana?
• Identical twins don’t look alike but find unique tumour solution
• Is this a passage out of the ‘echo chamber’?
• Turn on the radio to learn about sex
• The long term is worrisome
• DARK TRUMP SCENARIO STRIKES CHORD IN THE U.S.
• Why doctors support bike lanes
• At the border, a test of compassion
• The electric dream is coming
• Reducing drug use, deaths
• Scorn, support for tough talk
• Are U.S. migrants jumping the queue?
• DNA roots change nothing
• A PILGRIMAGE TO
• Alessi’s La Conica stovetop coffee maker a timeless classic
• FINE WINE YOU CAN ONLY GET ONLINE
• Stepson a sponge soaking up wife’s savings
• Breaking the rules for a handsome stranger
• Summer camp’s no picnic for teen volunteer
• THE PREMIER SHOW HONOR
• NORTH OF 49
• WARNER’S LEAP OF FAITH
• Gotta hand it to relay runners
• A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE
• Wozniacki no stranger to marathons
• Martin injury hurts in series opener
• Loss to Als drops Boatmen to second in East
• Jays give Rowley marching orders
• MLB: Yankees great Jeter set to run Marlins in $1.2B deal
• NFL: Bills starting fresh without Watkins and Darby after blockbuste­rs
• Life in the fast lanes
• Handing over the baton
• Major underdogs stay high and dry
• Reds reminded of MLS Cup curse
• African challenger enters 2026 World Cup picture
• Victory semi-sweet for Canadian Shapovalov
• Simple art of seafood
• Off-season quest in Kootenay Rockies
• Soul much to love
• Automotive dealership­s aren’t going anywhere
• Audi A4 a mix of luxury and technology
• Mid-size model poised to lead the pack
• Four cylinder a delight to drive
• Gasoline, diesel will be around for long time
• 5 things to know about Aston Martin Valkyrie
• > THE AJAC ECORUN IS A RUSH FOR A DRIVER’S DRIVER
• GLE 550e is a model that does it all
• Taking adaptive cruise control to next level
• Sizing up two formidable people movers
• Should you buy a used Hyundai Accent?
• Tech wizards at ZF showcase creations

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