Toronto Star - 2018-08-17

• SEARCHING FOR A SAFER WAY
• City in legal quagmire over council cuts
• U.S. locking Canada out of trade talks, Trump hints
• Timmies fixes its marketing — and its lids
• QUEEN OF SOUL
• ONE YEAR IN: Pact has staying power,
• Gas cuts delayed until fall
• Feeling road rage? Blame it on evolution
• Tesla sues Ontario over EV rebates
• Singer Jully Black on how Franklin ‘gave me hope’
• Second Cup may convert stores into cannabis shops
• Unions unite to fight sex-ed rollback
• Are Trudeau’s tears a crying shame?
• Fredericto­n widow defends swearing at Trudeau on phone
• B.C. wildfire evacuees offer mutual support
• Ontario fires called ‘a momentum beast’
• Damages against Sarnia doc upheld
• Conservati­ves’ spat a gift for Trudeau
• Mali’s president wins runoff vote in a rout
• Italy infrastruc­ture under fire
• Father blamed in deaths of family
• Catholic Church should confess
• Safe injection sites are an ethical imperative
• Council-cutting Bill 5 just the beginning
• With cultural appropriat­ion, timing may be everything
• John Baird’s shocking Saudi interventi­on
• A buck-a-beer challenge that Ontario deserves
• Judge’s ruling adds more delay for pipeline
• Wealthsimp­le launches no-fee trading service
• ‘We want to be regulated,’ Airbnb tells Trudeau Liberals
• EMERGENCY FLIGHTS
• East Coast firm negotiatin­g LNG deal with Swiss trader
• Bell and Vice Media sign new broadcast agreement
• StatsCan reports manufactur­ing sales top expectatio­ns
• Bayer vows stronger Roundup defence, absorbs inventor
• Walmart optimistic with stronger than expected U.S. growth
• Trouble in SolarCity? Tesla backs off deal with Panasonic
• Air France-KLM unions oppose Canadian CEO contender
• BRING YOUR INTERESTS TO YOUR INBOX
• For the love of dog
• Being a Foodstagra­mmer takes more than an appetite
• EXCLUSIVEL­Y YOURS
• Well-crafted spy thriller delivers
• The original Femme Fatale was much more than just a footnote
• Young audiences will flip for Skate Kitchen’s valid message
• The wild ascent of Henry Golding
• Boomer nostalgia in a slick package
• Long live the summer comedy
• Netflix’s answer to Crazy Rich Asians
• Casting a spell with potato peel pie
• AN AFFORDABLE SHORTCUT TO GREAT SKIN
• Jump goes whole hog on humble cob
• I’ve lost hope that we’ll ever get to travel
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• > STARS: JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Airbnb owners share know-how, no-nos
• Woman charged after crane rescue
• Who’s behind success of pilot project?
• Five Durham journalist­s making leap into politics
• ‘Legal nightmare’ for departing Saudi renters
• NO ORDINARY CUSTOMERS
• Toronto Public Library hits milestone with 20 million ebooks borrowed
• Huge turnout expected for India Day festival Sunday
• King township gets its last canal bridge
• Taekwondo instructor charged with sex offences
• GAME, SET AND NO MATCH IN CANADA
• Getting to know you
• ULTIMATE WINGMAN
• A bogey, and 59 for Snedeker
• Davis Cup tries to lure back top talent
• Breeders’ Stakes: A head by a century steps out of rival’s shadow
• Cincinnati: Halep makes short work of long match
• It’s a tale of whoa with Ronaldo
• Transition game for Chelsea, Arsenal
• La Liga: Spanish to play matches in U.S.
• Judge ‘frustrated’ as injury lingers
• Few willing to defend plunking of Acuna
• Series preview: Blue Jays at New York Yankees
• Taking the danger out of the kick return

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