Toronto Star - 2016-08-04

• TORONTO’S OWN ‘CENTRAL PARK’
• Drug charges dismissed over racial profiling
• Indigenous families get new chance for justice
• Don’t toss that floss! Novel uses for your stash
• Balking at budget
• The Star’s view: We must see results that won’t gather dust on a shelf,
• Canuck content
• The Star’s view:
• Top court grants bail to Mandi Gray rapist
• ‘Families have been asking for help for a long time’
• High child care costs keep moms at home
• Ontario, Michigan aim to boost auto sector
• Byelection called for Scarboroug­h–Rouge River riding
• Nationalis­t Mel Hurtig dies at 84
• Red Cross’s Fort Mac fund nears $300M
• ‘I let alcohol take over my life’: Tootoo
• B.C. gnome returns from U.S. adventure
• The unnoticed genocide of the Yazidis
• Body count rises in Philippine­s’ war on drugs
• GOP wants Trump campaign ‘reset’
• Women of NASA Lego set idea blasts off with fans
• Maps of Australia dangerousl­y inaccurate
• Give our troops a positive mission
• Controvers­ial Games to begin
• How a ‘pay hike’ turned into a nasty pay cut
• Reconcilia­tion proposals need to be enormous
• The case against privatizin­g Hydro One
• The open-and-shut case for keeping factory tours
• Home prices pushing gen-Y to buy
• It pays to stay on top of your bank fees
• SWEET DREAM
• Canadian firms pay for ransomed data: Study
• TERROR AND TOURISM
• Bank of England expected to unveil stimulus
• Irving Oil to purchase U.S. refinery in Ireland
• Witness how it’s really made, in-person
• Time running short for Swiss watchmaker­s
• Who says indie rock can’t be fun?
• FOR SUICIDE SQUAD DIRECTOR, DOING IT RIGHT IS A DIRTY JOB
• No joke: Harley Quinn makes screen debut,
• No details: Caledon teen mum on her role,
• Godzilla stomps home, in ways fresh and familiar
• Working hard and having fun
• VISUAL ARTS
• City wants Pokemon Go crowd to disappear around ferry terminal
• ‘DIFFERENT, NOT LESS’
• Chemists invent flexible batteries made of vitamins
• Silverstei­n’s Bakery abruptly closes doors
• Broken elevators plague Aura residents
• Convicted fraudster faces new charges in ticket scam
• Surgeons operate on gorilla inside zoo habitat
• NOW THIS IS AN OPENING CEREMONY
• A BIG-LITTLE BATTLE
• Water worries not a load of …
• Jays will have to choose between Bautista and Encarnacio­n
• Saunders should consider a short-term deal
• Ricketts keeps Reds rolling at home
• Crossing the line: When heckling goes too far
• Games bring hope of a better future
• Cochrane sets tone for young Canadian team
• Star picks: The must-see events
• Olympic notebook: Canada aiming for 19 medals, top-12 finish
• Where the world feels far, far away
• Six things to do in County Kerry
• GIVE BIRTH TO CHANGE
• > WHEN YOU GO
• Get inspired to visit the great outdoors
• There’s no need to hurry in Bermuda
• Sick of making salad? Why not sip your greens, instead
• Getting rid of the other woman . . . no, not that way
• The confusing world of birthday celebratio­ns
• EAT AND BE MERRY
• Discuss sex life or a breakup is likely
• WONDER WOMEN
• Rio disaster or smooth sailing?
• This place being painted as a dystopian hell will resemble no such thing
• SASKATOON LILY
• Erica Wiebe leads a strong female contingent on the mat
• Women’s sevens no longer a secret
• Aiming to overcome Beijing disappoint­ment

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