Toronto Star - 2018-08-22

• Fall the president’s men
• Drumbeats grow louder in fight to stop Ford’s council cuts
• FLOUR POWER!
• Judge overseeing case known for being ‘bold’ and acting ‘in timely fashion’
• Pouting and petulance on the road to the courthouse.
• Star’s view:
• U.S. hits Canadian-made pipes with new duty
• Why millennial­s flock to birdwatchi­ng
• Blaze forces hundreds to evacuate
• For sale: Everything I own, house and cars included. Make an offer, but no peeking
• Premier puts stop to driver’s licence fee hike
• Cigarettes spark rise in urban blazes
• Vancouver targets take-out trash with bring-your-own plan
• Appeal Court orders new trial for man in child bride case
• PM to visit site of wildfires
• U.S. deports former Nazi camp guard
• Coal deregulati­on plan could cause more deaths
• Microsoft uncovers Russian hacking ahead of midterms
• Confusion over new currency in Venezuela
• Canadian Medical Associatio­n should assist with education
• Arguing legal challenge to council cuts
• Wage hike, paid sick days part of hallway medicine cure
• Banning pot locally is just bad policy
• Blood sports rise with U.S. drift towards barbarity
• Videogame developers are making it harder to stop playing
• Effort to help monarchs gets boost in marketplac­e
• Real estate board awaits leave to appeal sold data decision
• Air Canada-led group lands $450-million deal for Aeroplan
• SNACK ATTACK
• BLURRED LINES
• When hay prices double, it’s bad news for Canada’s cattle
• Irving Oil signs to acquire Irish group of energy companies
• U.S. stocks poised to enter longest-ever bull market
• Airline stocks start to take off
• Some Tesla suppliers fret about getting paid
• Weaker dollar boosts metals
• Estée Lauder posts robust sales growth
• Tyson Foods to buy Keystone Foods in $2.16-billion deal
• >SOME SIGNIFICAN­T DATES
• Shows get chance to develop, at an early stage
• A TASTE OF CAESAR
• Argento denies sex-assault claim
• TIFF 2018 now ready for its close-up
• Versatile Egyptian blend adds spice, variety
• Preserving public canneries a challenge
• Surviving a diet of misleading claims
• My friend treats men like they’re meal tickets
• Tiffany Trump trying to fly under radar
• Restaurant bans children under 14
• Six bombing victims sue restaurant
• Labour dispute could cost CNE $1.5 million
• Teen murder suspect held in custody
• WHEELS ON WOODBINE
• Persistent flooding has residents furious
• Vigil aims to remember Rohingya
• NOT EXACTLY A RED STAR DAY
• The team comes first for Pillar
• A CAREER ON ICE
• We’ve let coaches kill their players
• Next race can be the toughest for drivers
• Little League: Safety measures lead to big drop in home runs
• A loud night, a quiet reception
• Nationals: Murphy, Adams traded after disappoint­ing road trip
• Short game a long time coming
• Silver gets old for Canadian women
• PGA: Winless Woods looks at 2018 as one of the best years of his career
• Ryan joins Bills day after release
• With Manziel out, Pipkin gets opportunit­y with Als
• The dream teams start in one place
• Cancelled flight adds to TFC’s plight

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