Toronto Star - 2012-08-24

• ‘LIFE COULDN’T BE BETTER’
• MAJOR CRASH MINOR MIRACLE
• Grandfathe­r guilty of role in abduction
• Hunt is on for Franklin’s ghost ships
• Canadian muscles onto Forbes list
• Death-row inmates told their time is up
• LANCE ARMSTRONG FACES DISGRACE
• Marineland faces animal safety probe
• Lennon’s killer loses seventh parole bid
• U.S. girl held as sex slave for 2 years escapes
• Lingerie’s missing link
• Teachers’ unions not ruling out job action
• An amateur’s brush with infamy
• More pro sports teams seen in our future
• Arctic developmen­t an uphill battle
• Google tricycle puts our North on the map
• Toews and Internet bill a toxic combo
• Romney counting on Canadian oil
• David has Goliath worried
• Charest scolds opponents
• Floating islands could rescue The Maldives
• Prince Harry’s nude photos raise security questions
• ‘Frightened’ girl held alone in jail
• U.S. man charged in cruise ship gang rape
• Tropical storm unlikely to dampen GOP spirits
• Irish leader’s rant about U.S. politics goes viral
• Fasting blamed for attacks on U.S. troops
• Syrian Kurds grab control in northeast
• American journalist disappears in Syria
• War on drugs an expensive failure
• Haunted by trust issues
• Outside the banker’s box
• United Church stands up, nicely, on settlement­s
• Province can’t buy labour peace
• Ontario’s youth plan is modest but in strong hands
• Canadian debt loads getting heavier
• OPENING SHOT
• Ruling a victory for Keystone XL pipeline
• Germany unswayed
• Islands could be sold to help balance books
• Four Mistakes that can Cost You on Car Insurance
• Cattle population drops as feed prices rise
• Mcdonald’s dumps slaughterh­ouse
• Markets lower as data disappoint­s
• PM eyes new rules guiding takeovers
• RIM gives carriers BB10 preview
• Adrenaline ride with no brakes
• The capital of creepy
• Bringing big back to screen
• THE OTHER WOMAN
• Fast, funny but never furious
• Gritty revolution seen through young eyes
• Dax Shepard on working with the two loves of his life
• Nothing robotic about this charmer
• War at home is hell, too
• Art of Frankenwee­nie on display at Fan Expo
• Traffickin­g violations
• Evolution grinds to a halt
• The Candyman comes calling
• Taylor Swift’s Kennedy kerfuffle
• Light pole topples at a touch
• Orangutans go ape for ipad
• Blair calls for 200 new officers
• Cheeky art of cutting a budget
• New fire chief seeking ‘a better way’ to improve service
• Son’s hunger disease prompts battle
• Oshawa residents vow to fight ethanol plant
• U.S. fugitive used Beach as hideout
• OPP chief open to new ideas for officers in trauma
• Paddle board yoga makes waves
• Arts under the bridge
• Lifelong CNE worker looks back on career
• The sedentary life of Pi
• ‘It’s our job’ to help people eat healthy
• Reinventin­g potato salad
• YOUR STARS
• Exclusive dating is not a commitment
• Baseball moving on right path
• SHADOWED BY PAST
• Rogers set to Score?
• Nash dishes national coaching job to Triano
• A chicken in every pot, a team in every town
• Tigers rally to sweep Blue Jays 3-2 win in extra innings
• Cabrera suspension may bring tainted batting title
• Salming, Sundin added to Leafs alumni squad
• Tseng at home on B.C. course
• A MATCH MADE IN MOVIE HEAVEN
• The name’s Bailey, Cameron Bailey
• Need tickets? Here’s how to get ’em
• For richer and poorer
• Toronto prepares to put on its party shoes
• The bidding wars for on-screen reel estate

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