Toronto Star - 2015-07-24

• Chief speaks, but Carby questions remain
• Power of 10
• Enrolling Tory in Kanye 101
• Shanahan goes with a hockey godfather
• TRANSFER TO LOVE
• EARTH’S ’COUSIN’
• Ride to court
• Big ticket
• Canadian equestrian­s jump their way to Rio berth,
• Canada’s Lavoie bowls first perfect game in Pan Am history,
• McClintock adds to medal haul with more water wizardry,
• "Virtually all" recommenda­tions on use of lethal force in effect, Toronto cops say,
• Not exactly their salad days
• Fundraiser nixed over ill-conceived blackface routine
• When snakes walked the Earth . . . sort of
• Iringa, the one-time gentle giant of Toronto’s zoo, dies in California
• Report slams Canada’s human rights record
• Ottawa’s safe country list for refugees ‘unconstitu­tional’
• Meeting aimed at helping avert teacher labour chaos
• UN pans Canadian immigratio­n system
• Canada should heed UN’s warning,
• NDP open to coalition with Liberals in quest to topple Tories
• Mellower Mulcair appeals to Ontario
• ‘A couple of types of carelessne­ss’
• Brown took too long to choose a seat, Wynne says
• Eglinton-Lawrence race heads toward bitter end
• Top general says sexual harassment ‘stops now’
• Youth focus of Obama’s African visit
• Trump says Hispanics will love him
• Ferguson cautious after black police chief named
• Bomb blasts kill dozens in Nigeria, Cameroon
• DiManno: Shanny, Lou on opposite ends of their careers, pulling strings.
• Students are caught in the middle
• Fairness for all workers
• Progress for kids
• What Cosby and his TV alter ego have in common
• Tories whisk life-and-death issue right out of sight
• Faces punched, hearts tugged
• An ‘indelible’ friendship with Doctorow
• DVD REVIEWS
• Highs and lows of Universal films
• A life-affirming teenage trip
• No quarters for Sandler
• Woody Allen’s professor has no reason for being
• French director’s quirky drama hits the Kingsway
• Crimes of the moment, and also of infamy
• LIVING A NEW CHAPTER
• Looks to me like the subway game was rigged
• WATER WALKERS
• TTC unveils King St. closure plan for TIFF
• Advocates call for better LGBTQ access to local sports
• Tory claims that NDP supports city’s SmartTrack
• An adventure that’s out of this world
• GET TO KNOW THE HINTERLAND
• Clamming up at the thought of a mollusk
• What happened in that Maine diner
• Cosmetic surgery could mean relief for migraines
• Don’t be afraid to tell him what pleases you in bed
• Lancaster loses often, but keeps his humour
• Martin heating up at a crucial time for Blue Jays
• Barrette’s on track for great things
• Soccer: It’s bronze or bust as Canadian women’s team readies for battle with Mexico
• Trinidad following its national hero from afar
• Frontcourt flexibilit­y an asset for Canadians
• Run-down De Grasse advances to final
• Lamoriello has high pain tolerance
• Lions looking to regain swagger as they host Argos
• Rogers survives double cohort
• BlackBerry focused on software, not on smartphone­s, CEO says
• Light trucks help pull GM profit well ahead of expectatio­ns
• Ferrari’s IPO may boost demand for supercar brand
• Loblaw to close 52 North American stores
• Amazon Web Services accelerate­s its growth
• McDonald’s sees U.S. sales slump
• Starbucks profit gets jolt from sales increase
• Hudson’s Bay sees hot sales of mittens
• TSX closes lower as loonie declines
• Valeant hits top of market value

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