Toronto Star - 2015-08-08

• SPIRIT IN MOTION AT OPENING CEREMONY
• Harper’s road to power runs through Ontario
• Cherry-picking cab drivers major complaint of riders
• Bury the hatchet, pick up the spade
• Rememberin­g Beatrice White, who killed half a million flies in a citywide contest in 1912.
• UNEMPLOYME­NT SNAPSHOT
• Canadian country duo’s daughters star on TV show,
• Bautista sinks Yanks with 10th-inning blast,
• Nightclub has seen share of controvers­y,
• Thomas Walkom, Chantal Hébert,
• Norwegian youths return to Utoya
• 5-year-old slowly losing sight will visit Rome
• Twin attacks send message to Afghan leaders
• Alberta ‘looking into’ woman’s flight bill
• Science the foundation of doctor’s courage
• Cabinet minister files $4.55M libel lawsuit against the Globe and Mail
• Edmonton man told by city to part with his sheep
• ‘Jungle’ takes on air of permanence
• Police arrest smugglers linked to capsized boat
• Secular blogger killed in Bangladesh, fourth such murder this year
• UN backs resolution probing chemical-weapons use in Syria
• One year later, Ferguson tries to move on
• Colorado shooter sentenced to life in prison
• Trump’s Twitter feed teems with misogyny
• Battlegrou­nd Ontario
• Little reason for voters to change their minds
• Campaign rhetoric stays vicious day after debate
• The payday loan market is changing
• PROVIDER PENALTIES
• How the federal parties say they will create jobs
• Hint of U.S. rate hike lowers markets
• Telus leads in wireless subscriber growth
• Downsview: $561,000
• Etobicoke: $484,000
• Luxury condo is spacious enough for a family
• Pumpkins still smashing in the 2010s
• Rock, country and the logic of the new mainstream
• Glee actor found happy place onstage
• Andy Warhol’s enlighteni­ng trip down Route 66
• Giving dance a chance at SummerWork­s
• Lamb back with record that ‘rules’
• Norm Macdonald goes on a standup roll
• Seven best opening moments
• Reopen debate on LRT, residents ask
• 2024 Olympics? I say bring ’em on
• AT LONG LAST
• Stem-cell transplant gets the green light
• JUST THE FACTS: SUBWAY VS. LRT
• GO gives city more time to consider rail bridge
• Earn $5,000-$10,000 in the next 90 days with LITTLE TO NO RISK...
• ‘My best friend, my confidante’
• Future of Andrew Loku’s five children in jeopardy
• One misplaced pole down, one to go
• Building new in the Old Town
• Readers ask about driveways, a fireplace and insulation,
• Sprucing up outside can boost your value inside,
• Weighing the pros and cons of condo dogs,
• Make the most of your new home
• Tighter lending rules put the squeeze on jobs
• > WHAT THEY GOT: CONDOS
• Downsizing urban style close to nature
• Enjoy the freedom of retirement living
• This could finally be the year women are taken seriously
• SHORT CIRCUIT
• SCARY SPICE
• Actresses remain stars of the silent screen
• Do human babies, bonobos speak the same language?
• Nepal earthquake wasn’t ‘the big one,’ scientists say
• Leaders offer litany of slogans
• More fizzle than sizzle
• Feast to remember
• Is the Stephen Harper era over?
• Election ’15: It’s back to the attack
• Avoiding ‘Trudeau’ childish, ignorant
• Eat, pray, dance
• Fishmonger not just here for the halibut
• Lana and Yves
• If you think this is a geranium, you’re wrong
• Simple DIY projects can brighten your bedroom
• Bugs have potential to help create tasty new beers, scientists find
• Go short and sweet in eulogy
• Campo passes the gnocchi test
• Don’t let the name frighten you away from delightful Squealing Pig
• Helping dogs stay chill in hot weather
• Partner’s behaviour is not always rational
• STARS: JACQUELINE BIGAR
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• Trio transformi­ng Canadian tennis
• Tickets, check . . . sunscreen, check . . .
• DON’T COMMIT A FAULT
• Canadian women are on the rebound
• Out of the shadows and back onto the court
• Courting success and the end of gender bias
• Keep still and stay silent, the ball crew motto
• So, you want to be a tennis star
• Bautista’s blast draws first blood in Bronx
• Tiger focused on the bigger picture
• Chelsea still team to beat in EPL
• Reds’ Bradley, Altidore are welcome additions
• Local footie haunts
• Home turf motivation for Canada’s Gautier
• Depleted by retirement­s, Canadian men look to write new chapter
• Meet some of the Canadian men and women who will be vying for basketball gold
• Osuna seals deal as Jays narrow AL East gap
• Home opener sees Argos under radar
• ATHLETE TO ATHLETE
• INSIDE THE GAMES
• Captain Cook’s mystic islands
• THE PULL OF PELICANS
• Vacation pictures can bring in some dough
• Challenger, Columbia debris go on display
• Secure insurance if your child travels overseas
• Round one goes to the elusive Mr. Brown
• Visit for the wines, linger for the scenery
• Exploring five places off the beaten path
• Family hauler faceoff
• Mini makes great companion in Windy City journey
• WHEELS ON THE DANFORTH
• Electrifyi­ng the HOV-lane commute challenge
• > A SUNNY SUNDAY DRIVER
• In case of emergency, call Donnie Graham
• > 2015 CHEVROLET VOLT
• Getting the right wheels for school
• The coolest new old idea
• Can semis slow down highway’s left lane?
• Literature and the Lada: the ‘people’s car’
• Wireless debate rages on
• An assortment of features — take your pick
• Fiat Chrysler’s secret weapon in west-end Toronto
• The perfect European
• THE TALIBAN’S LAST STAND?
• TONY BURMAN ON CANADA
• ANGELINA IN BURMA
• Rhino orphans find a home
• At the strip mall, porn star karaoke
• Raising taxation by aviation
• Mexico: home of the most interestin­g beer in the world
• Crowds flock to the clown prince of Kabul
• Politician­s leave Roma in Hungary with little hope
• Snoop Dogg’s arrest raises a question: Is Sweden racist?
• EXPLAINER: SUING NORTH KOREA
• The last of the Dambusters

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