Toronto Star - 2018-07-25

• ‘This is the time for resignatio­ns’
• Mayor may not: Zero entrants have joined race for top jobs
• HEARTBREAK AS POLICE IDENTIFY SECOND VICTIM
• The troubled life and death of Faisal Hussain
• Ry me to the moon
• More police don’t necessaril­y mean less crime, data shows
• Who to blame for Toronto gun violence
• Peers mourn loss at Malvern Collegiate
• The rules surroundin­g handguns in Canada
• Ivanka Trump pulls the plug on namesake fashion brand
• American Tims franchisee­s sue parent company
• Liquor heiress charged with aiding group called a ‘sex cult’
• N. Korea shows signs of fulfilling agreement
• L.A. supermarke­t employee was killed by police bullet
• Rescued boys prepare to ordain as Buddhist novices
• Australian­s awarded for Thai cave rescue
• Bodies clasped in hugs in Greece fires
• Venezuela’s inflation rate may hit 1 million per cent
• Premier stokes further sex-ed confusion
• B.C. rescue team warns of guided weed hikes
• Readers caution against anger and fear
• End knee-jerk detentions
• Your environmen­tal rights (not) at work in Ontario
• How to dam river of guns
• Don’t make uninformed decisions based on fear
• The 6ix is not your friend
• Liberals balk at expanding refugee pact
• Cancellati­on will hurt Ontario’s reputation
• Canadian tariff response isn’t so clear
• GM’s Maven unveils app to rent out cars
• U.S. announces $12 billion in aid for farmers
• TARIFF THREATS
• Real estate IPO to test investor faith in economic expansion
• Qualcomm’s toughest call yet
• Harley-Davidson plans for motorcycle tariffs to cut profit
• U.S. more a large driver of global trade deficits, IMF reports
• IPG delivers good news for ad industry facing challenges
• China stimulates again, but don’t expect fireworks
• As U.S. Fed moves rates higher, ECB charts its own course
• Silicon Valley courts a wary oil patch
• Small caps are surging, but their haven status is in jeopardy
• Three internet bosses lead list of top-paid retail CEOs
• 2019 LEXUS ES RAISES THE BAR EVERY WAY
• CN Rail taps Ruest as CEO following service improvemen­ts
• The evolution of food co-ops
• A 400-YEAR HIATUS
• Shark Tank stars take plunge for cause
• Graphic novel makes Booker long list
• R. Kelly addresses sexual misconduct and Aaliyah in a new 19-minute song
• Restaurant critic is taking off his mask
• Watch your dinner table come to life
• Women in food scene say it’s changing
• I’m worried my wife still has feelings for an old flame
• ‘This is our home’
• Toronto beats Bay Area in creating new technology jobs
• Violence is uncommon for youth with mental health conditions, but critics say more support is needed
• What did our ancestors know about building great streets that we don’t?
• Tory to press province for more power
• Gun violence plan gets city council nod
• Girls’ camp provides needed sanctuary
• PROTEST CAN’T CAUSE A DETOUR DE FRANCE
• Those friend’s benefits
• Osorio is playing above his pay grade
• MIDDLE SCHOOL
• Thomas reached out to Celtics
• Big3 drawing attention, at least
• Cavs’ rebuild staked on Love
• No pressure on Silverman
• CWHL’s Hefford talks of merger
• Hard-luck Borucki still looking for win
• Comeback story not in the Cards
• Davies Bayern-bound?
• FIFA: Mbappe, Modric hope for World Cup bounce in award voting

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