Toronto Star - 2018-08-29

• MEET THE BILL 5 BATTLERS
• PM cool in face of Trump’s NAFTA heat
• Something’s fishy in the state of Canadian seafood labelling
• SPINNING HIS WAY TO THE TOP
• Thomas Walkom: U.S. can’t be trusted,
• Trump never misses a chance to debase himself
• Caregiver’s family sues over foster home fire death
• There’s more to pot than brownies
• Saudi medical residents can stay for now
• EDIBLES LEGALIZATI­ON DELAYED
• Tesla win a setback for Tory EV cuts
• Blair portfolio to include border, guns
• Tensions high after far-right protest
• Puerto Rico’s official death toll skyrockets
• Property selling prices to be posted online
• Veterans Affairs paying for cop killer’s treatment
• Ford urged to keep Bala Falls promise
• Getting accident victims help they need
• Don’t hide your agenda
• Canadian diversity has the capacity to inspire the world
• Medically assisted dying needs better monitoring
• Ford’s attack on Toronto can renew democracy
• DNA used to create suspect sketches
• EpiPen shortage hits back-to-school season
• Silicon Valley takes a step toward autonomous flying
• Scotiabank, Bank of Montreal make productivi­ty advances
• Thomson Reuters to buy back $9B of its shares
• LICENCE TO SELL
• DRAGGING BEHIND
• Carney’s back in spotlight amid no-deal Brexit talk
• Apple has a sound reason why it doesn’t do low budget
• Public bravado, private doubts: How Musk’s plan unraveled
• Quartz launches paid cryptocurr­ency newsletter
• Dull skin? Restless sleep? There’s a drink for that
• Trump weakens support for U.S. to lead global banking body
• Mobile money heats up in India as Google doubles down
• Tiffany strikes gold as sales once again beat expectatio­ns
• Oil prices rise as U.S. and Mexico make trade progress
• Make your own bubble tea at home
• A chance to be ‘art monsters’ in The County
• STARRING ROLE
• Hundreds say farewell to Aretha Franklin
• JFL42 lineup loses trio, but touts replacemen­ts
• Louis C.K. takes the stage for the first time since sex scandal
• Toronto author was a generous mentor
• A pungent reminder of home and hardship
• There’s no meat, eggs or dairy — but don’t call them vegan
• Aspirin may not help much in avoiding a first heart attack
• Back-to-school tuna wraps got crunch
• Coconut, date sugars have benefits
• Easy-to-make school lunches for your kids
• Our sister is being controlled by her husband
• ‘He was just at his prime’
• Call for aid after downtown blaze
• MD showing nude selfies is ruled as sexual abuse
• A pumpkin spice latte in sweltering August?!
• WHOLE NEW WORLDS
• Sheridan College names new president
• Harry Potter and the free library download . . .
• Shades of Bouchard of old
• BEASTS OF THE EAST
• Canadian teen Felix Auger-Aliassime was feeling no ill effects the day after his first-round heart scare,
• United they fall under Mourinho
• Payback for Pannone vs. O’s
• Lalor powers Canada’s quest
• Patriots’ Gronkowski feels ‘good’ about return to action
• Hall, not haul motivates Beckham
• MLB: Bautista’s tour of NL East continues with playoff shot as a Phillie
• Pacioretty takes trade rumours in stride

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