Toronto Star - 2016-08-09

• FROM WATER WINGS TO OLYMPIC MEDALS
• Hamilton boy’s death was an accident: police
• DOUBLE EXPOSURE
• Child porn kingpin gets 10-year sentence
• Trudeaus clearly comfortabl­e in their own skin
• Penny Oleksiak,
• Plucky Sevens
• Raising the roof
• You are what you eat
• Making waves
• Trump falls way behind Clinton
• Revealing a plan to ‘jump-start America’
• The girl wins gold for City of God
• Dad there in spirit as bride walks down aisle
• Priest depicted in famed Bloody Sunday image dies
• Experts quit Panama offshore finance probe
• Japanese emperor signals plan to abdicate
• Pipeline politics could fuel fiery national crisis
• TransCanad­a pitches safety of proposed Energy East
• Saskatchew­an oil spill fuels fears for Energy East pipeline.
• Nursing mom on flight battled to use breast pump
• Liberals considered a tax on soda pop
• Sphynx cat breed traces origins to Toronto
• Ottawa revives plan for old U.S. embassy building
• Holistic approach to Franco-Ontario culture
• Be proactive on pay equity, Liberal memo advises
• Russia fails disabled population again
• Stop the secrecy
• More urgent issues than judge picking
• Drake out of touch with the 99 per cent
• Daycare: our silent crisis
• Some doctors in OMA dispute fighting for self-interest only
• Hurtig’s passion for justice still guides us
• Five dead in family murder-suicide
• Slain star was caught in clash of cultures
• How to add an hour to your day with one small change
• HERE COMES THE SUN
• Mastering diversity: Aziz Ansari tackles race and representa­tion in Emmy-nominated Master of None,
• BREAKING GROUND
• Will Smith tours Dubai to help fight Islamophob­ia
• Live tweeting turned into a TV series
• Dealing with conflict? Think ahead a year
• > KEEPING THE PEACE
• Planning for the end, at the beginning
• Disapprovi­ng mom may be stuck in her own sadness
• Queens Quay redesign still getting mixed reviews
• AMEX TAKES GOLD
• SIU investigat­ing incident after man shot by police
• Bones found near pool’s future site not human
• Etobicoke man charged after posing as lawyer
• Widower’s mission honours his late wife
• Rewriting the plan after a divorce
• Paying for Olympic dreams sidelines some parents’ security, study shows
• Is this your retirement dream? Then you’d better get saving
• Kindergart­en can be an expensive surprise
• Do kids a favour by undoing ad magic
• Upgraded iPhone said to have advanced camera
• Finally, an answer to the tax-deadline mystery
• Apple eyeing corporate market
• Trump’s gaffes leave clothier fit to be tied
• Whistler Blackcomb sold to Colorado’s Vail Resorts
• CARDIAC KIDS
• The boo is Brazil’s national bird
• . . . Richard Griffin on turning to a new generation in baseball
• . . . The Jays’ Kevin Pillar on the 15-day disabled list. Stories,
• A big setback for the small-boat plan
• Fear of failure pushes Canadian lightweigh­ts
• MORE IN STORE
• A time worth savouring, even in defeat
• Just the start of another gold rush
• Neymar feels heat after Brazil’s slow start
• Blue Jays: Hot hitting from Encarnacio­n, Travis helps team overcome rough start by Dickey against Rays
• Buffalo Bills: Veterans eager to get fresh starts at training camp

Toronto Star - 2016-08-08

Toronto Star - 2016-08-10