Toronto Star - 2017-08-24

• ‘You will not be at an advantage if you choose to enter Canada irregularl­y. You must follow the rules and there are many.’ Prime Minister Justin Trudeau PM’S WORDS UNLIKELY TO STEM BORDER FLOW
• Nurse faces loss of licence over abuse
• Canada stays cool after Trump turns up heat with NAFTA threat
• Cleared of sex assault, man wins defamation suit against accuser
• Opposition MP says Trudeau’s approach has filled migrants with “false hope,”
• Judge who wore Trump hat admits misconduct
• Journalist’s torso found in mysterious submarine case
• Clinton’s ‘skin crawled’ as Trump hovered at debate
• Prejudice and privilege come in all shades
• Rob Ford’s ex-handler offers advice on POTUS
• Trump’s speech to vets a calm after the storm
• U.S. science envoy quits with scathing message for president
• Former CIA agent aims to buy Twitter and kick Trump off
• Mental health struggles plague veterinari­ans
• Disability law will ‘make history’
• Firefighte­rs roasted by PETA for eating piglets they saved
• Ottawa gets low grade on inquest report card
• False sex-assault charge ruined his life, man says
• Hunger is driving families to U.S.
• Mexican protection program fails reporter
• Trump has lost his grip
• Study the program
• Sickle Cell awareness is sadly lacking
• We all benefit from the Muzzos’ generosity
• Civil War monument near Cornwall shouldn’t be built
• Quit comparing neo-Nazis to Daesh
• Lessons on how to confront today’s fascists
• Apple pumps the brakes on self-driving dreams
• Auto safety systems preventing crashes
• Samsung’s Note 8 rises from ashes
• RBC’s mobile operations eclipse online
• WHEN WALMART CALLS . . .
• MOODY’S SINGS THE BLUES
• Long-term CPP reform sees assets at $15 trillion
• Wealthsimp­le launches Halal portfolio
• She wasn’t born this way
• Escape room makes puzzle of Toronto’s housing crisis
• ICON RETURNS
• Brit, Americans and Letterkenn­y join JFL42
• A First World War-set Henry V at Shaw, Rocky Horror at Stratford
• How the paparazzi hunted a princess
• VISUAL ARTS
• Whitewashi­ng backlash over Hellboy casting
• As deals collapse, it’s seller beware
• Councillor says cops jumped gun on new colour scheme
• Schools urged to collect race data
• Indigenous youth travel to Nicaragua to learn skills they can apply to own communitie­s at home,
• Presto change means station shutdowns
• How to fight parking tickets under new system
• Toronto police board names three new deputy chiefs
• Councillor fights anti-abortion signs
• Metrolinx reviewing travel policy for dogs
• Board could have ‘done better’ on cruiser issue
• Race-based data can be positive step
• ‘Small spike’ in buyers wanting out of deal
• Amidst the chaos, a sense of purpose
• Newest Jay welcomes chance for fresh start
• Irving trade just latest shift of star power in the East
• Canada’s Henderson will be in the spotlight
• Kapanen caught in numbers game
• De Grasse vows injury won’t slow his ascent
• Money Belt awaits victor of Saturday’s clash of titans
• Argos look for statement win over Stamps
• ESPN’s removal of broadcaste­r Lee ignites controvers­y
• NFL: Browns name Kizer starting QB over Osweiler
• Gibbons admits to not knowing much about Koehler
• Long ball helps Jays hold Rays at bay
• TFC rolls over Philadelph­ia
• Rooney calls time on internatio­nal career
• Champions League: England well represente­d
• Buffalo’s window into the past
• GOOD VIBRATIONS
• Why it’s now Manchester’s time to shine
• Learn to let go of the nagging for a happier you — and kids
• In a swipe culture, Missed Connection­s lives on
• Filling a need for people long in the tooth
• Tips for camping with your canine
• Daughter will be at concert with abusive ex

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