Toronto Star - 2016-08-07

• THE CITY RECEIVED 55,000 COMPLAINTS FROM RENTERS BETWEEN 2010 AND 2015. THIS BUILDING TOPPED THE LIST.
• The city below Toronto
• City fights outbreak of strep at shelter
• WE’RE ON THE BOARD!
• Long time running
• The trials of Glen Race
• Mom, two children die in Hamilton fire
• Danforth festival welcomes the world
• Mayor draws crowd after inviting town to wedding
• Toronto cab drivers may go on strike
• Kids get creative and test out future careers
• What next for those who die nameless?
• Family of woman who vanished after sending text still has hope
• Top soldier takes parting shot at politician­s
• FIVE CASES WHERE BODY REMAINED UNIDENTIFI­ED
• LEARNING TO LOVE THE RAVINES
• Syrian rebels launch new offensive in Aleppo
• Birthday cake sparks deadly fire in France
• Hiroshima marks 71st anniversar­y of atomic bombing
• Put rights on the podium
• Wage-theft victims our most vulnerable
• Opening the doors
• Is a foreign real-estate surtax wise?
• Rest in peace, my sweet boy, may your horror be over
• TTC needs more revenue, not massive budget cuts
• Entrapment decision highlights necessary changes to Bill C-51
• Taking political hand gestures to heart
• Can Republican­s fire Trump? Probably not
• Democrats make a big investment in Olympic ads
• Obama parties with Beyoncé on his birthday
• Netflix dives into virtual reality with ‘Stranger Things’
• NEW HEIGHTS
• Searing trilogy peers into heart of racism
• Blockbuste­rs Bad Dog style, true teen stories and a reading of Harry Potter
• A show that let teenagers have some silly fun
• Superstore makes serious issues funny
• Six movies to watch out for at TIFF 2016
• Kiefer Sutherland plays an accidental president
• LGBTQ musicians are owning their identities
• > OFF THE RACK
• TV villain rescues real Canada goose
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• TAKING DOWN A TERRORIST
• LUANDA’S LOST LUSTRE
• STATION MASTERY
• BELGIAN WOBBLE
• COMPANIONS-IN-CHIEF
• How Toronto almost lost its transit jewel,
• No longer a sport for the elite
• Highway protests draw historical parallels
• Why British badgers fear the Beeb
• Refugee’s Rio journey hard to beat
• RISING TO THE OCCASION IN RIO
• Royals hand Sanchez first loss since April in K.C. . . . Giovinco hat trick sparks Reds to fourth straight win.
• Late speed makes Canadian scullers a threat
• Canadian ‘cannonball’ sparks rugby sweep
• Canadian women open with slam dunk
• Americans once again living the dream on court
• Canadian duo almost sandbags hosts
• Canadians cruise in win over Zimbabwe
• No national anthem for Brazil so far
• Refugee Olympic Team isn’t about medals
• Lessons from history still relevant today
• Reds net fourth straight win

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