Toronto Star - 2015-07-28

• Protesters rally against police shootings
• Come over here and give me a big nose rub
• Top doctor resigns amid falsified data probe
• Poll finds support high for 2024 Olympic bid
• Toronto supporters help Indian sprinter overturn competitio­n ban on women with naturally high testostero­ne levels
• Want chicken fries with that?
• Vinay Menon
• Mom saves son, dies in freak escalator accident
• Building blocks rise from rubble in disaster zones
• Russell Brown joins Supreme Court
• CORRECTION­S
• ‘I’m no longer afraid’
• Mayor waiting for Pan Am ‘dust to settle’
• Province to toughen up on distracted, drugged driving this fall
• Newcomer aims to unseat finance minister
• Canadian tutor in U.K. lives in tent to save cash
• PM should ask top court about Senate, lawyer says
• HEAD TO HEAD
• Beauty and danger in Okanagan
• Helicopter pilot rescued from ice floe
• Oxycodone deaths drop in Ontario over three years
• Chow set for political comeback on Tuesday
• Aquino seeks laws to end rebellion
• U.S., Turkey hashing out anti-ISIS plan
• Afghanista­n issues ban on toy guns
• Boy Scouts of America end ban on gay leaders
• Man shot by prostitute may be linked to killings
• It’s high time to end secrecy
• Not your daddy’s education system
• Bringing Rover to heel
• Parsing assisted-suicide ruling
• A pioneer for women
• CSE’s fears are to be feared
• Diners deserve peace, quiet
• A lament for declining language skills
• Mackenzie was mayor first
• Stephen Harper rolls the pork barrel out west
• Want a healthier, more just city? Plant trees
• Police need to face up to racism problem
• OPINION ONLINE
• To air is divine
• THEATRICAL TRAILBLAZE­R
• We didn’t pay for that microphone toss
• Doctor Who? Not a she, actor says
• John Oliver takes cheaters to task
• Michael Daniels
• Bob Wagner
• Hélène Laurin
• DIY’d trailer brings craftiness to the streets
• Comparing your current partner to former flames may be healthy
• Open up about cultural health
• Nasal balloon therapy helps fluid buildup in ear infections
• Could math add up to weight loss?
• SUGAR DECODED
• Report colleague who’s crossed the line
• NEW OUTLOOK
• Toronto police out-carded Ottawa
• Former leading force in city hall dead at 75
• Parents left scrambling as daycare lease expires
• Round 2: What to expect from the Parapan Am Games
• Distillery sues LCBO over its markups
• Just Desserts hangs up oven mitts for good
• Resignatio­ns continue to roil foundation
• Camp Tapawingo solves the case of summer fun
• Fresh air Fund
• Watch where you walk along Pape Ave.
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY
• Pressure rising on Anthopoulo­s
• Economics holding back Cuban athletes
• Pan Am boss pleased with how splendid Games went
• Prince of Wales Stakes: Is Shaman Ghost a Triple Threat?
• New options have Casey excited
• Versatilit­y will be key to Canada’s make up
• Dellavedov­a staying put with Cavs
• Not every Jays deal worked out well
• Inconsiste­nt Toronto FC still searching for identity
• Making their pitch: A look at the top five available starters ahead of MLB trade deadline
• Blue Jays-Phillies: Series preview
• Montreal makes impact in signing ex-Chelsea star Drogba
• Will the U.S. start to move rates up in September?
• FANTASY TAKES FLIGHT
• OUTLOOK DARKENS
• Nortel offers cautionary tale for ‘mesmerized’ investors
• Fiat Chrysler’s search for merger partner stumbles
• Chinese web giant misses on earnings
• China triggers triple-digit TSX decline
• In U.S., heavy rainfall hurts wheat crop
• Your smartphone will see you now

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