Toronto Star - 2015-07-23

• Man with the golden run
• Peel police won’t ID cop who took knife
• With oil prices way down, how come gas isn’t cheaper?
• No ifs, ands or butts
• Budget watchdog predicts $1B deficit
• WE WILL READ IT HERE AND THERE! WE WILL READ IT ANYWHERE!
• First Nations festival disappoint­s
• Women’s soccer team to play for bronze
• HOV-lane network could stick around, with a price
• Boutique offers class in high-end design
• Act of compassion outshines hate at KKK protest
• PC leader getting a hand from former foe
• Ontario Power’s CEO could earn up to $1.55M
• Mom-to-child HIV cases almost erased
• Assisted-death plan won’t hinge on experts
• Serious-crime rate drops to lowest level since 1969
• Abortion group claims smear job
• Turkey blocks Twitter over bombing image
• Date testing confirms ancient Qur’an
• Chinese artist Ai Weiwei gets passport back
• Woman said she’d tried to kill herself before: sheriff
• Dozens dead after twin Baghdad car bombs
• Greece approves creditor-demanded reforms
• Harper has it backwards on climate
• Cutting CBC on the sly
• Patients come first
• LRT is best for Scarboroug­h
• The West is making up with Iran. What about us?
• Be wary of graduation rates
• Trudeau’s rigour problem
• Danier, Le Château in more trouble at the mall
• Big telecoms told to open networks
• Some investors have soured on Apple. Here’s why
• Three-day-a-week mail delivery recommende­d
• LOONIE’S LOW
• Comark finds buyer
• Chrysler responds to Jeep hacking
• Coca-Cola’s ‘infusion’ marketing pays off
• Boeing’s profits take dive amid tanker delay
• Ashley Madison hack hurts IPO hopes
• New Alzheimer’s drug raises hopes
• Night and Day
• Councillor starts Twitter fight with Meek Mill
• GREAT DEBATES
• Hot topic: what the brilliance of Buckley-Vidal begat
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• Plunge into sonic and visual delights
• The annoying bright lights of Broadway
• Well-defined show from musicians under 30
• VISUAL ARTS
• Tory, Wynne standing firm on subway
• GOOD SAMARITAN’S BAD DAY
• ‘Pan Am Pup’ trails athletes from all over
• Memories, Google help man rebuild the Guvernment
• Richmond Hill councillor faces abuse allegation­s
• Police canvassing Welland for evidence of T.O. murder
• Fraud charges laid against store owner, workers
• City’s Olympics dream alive again, mayor says
• Meaningful lessons learned at Crossroads
• Torn, tattered windsocks tacky tribute to Downsview
• POTATO FARMER BLUES
• Feminism intertwine­d with art — and lots of laughs in between
• ‘Gluten pill’ to help celiac sufferers
• Time to alter the way you look at dating
• BISHOP TO QUEEN
• PACIFIC TIME
• High Rank on ice and golf course
• Defoe scores twice in return to Toronto
• An inspiratio­n to the entire nation
• Gold won’t earn athletes Olympic-sized paycheque
• Canadian notebook: Canada falls to U.S. in field hockey semifinal
• Overcoming shot put yips a relief for Warner
• Bennett thrives in set role
• Iwaasa takes quick route to quarters with morning bye and afternoon rout
• Adena’s formula for success involves going the extra mile
• Canadians pull gold out of their bag of tricks
• Bouchard has message for her critics: Bring it on
• Maritime allure
• To Kill a Mockingbir­d comes alive in novelist’s hometown
• Dim sum game on a whole different level

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