Toronto Star - 2017-07-11

• UPSCALE DOWNSIZING
• Plea deal expected in fatal foster home fire
• Study highlights prevalence of unnecessar­y heart tests
• Fierce opposition to Khadr’s settlement puzzling, cynical
• Khadr case fact check
• Drug restores memory in mice
• Minimum wage hike drastic, businesses warn
• Help pours in for B.C. wildfire evacuees
• Northern California faces reign of fire
• Previous firefighti­ng efforts have made B.C. forests more fire-prone, expert says
• Iraqis celebrate ‘total victory’
• Trump Jr. told of Kremlin ties: sources
• Senior Vatican cleric returns to Australia to face sexual assault charges
• Ontario city’s topless policy sparks complaint
• Police believe Quebec fire was criminal
• Spending everything to fight hunger
• Canadian deal is far from unpreceden­ted
• Deal with past injustice
• Save the Jays
• Lessons must be learned from school tragedies
• The ‘odious’ logic behind opposition to Khadr’s compensati­on
• Is Big Oil ready for headaches posed by success of electric cars?
• Small budget but big romance
• STRING TOGETHER
• Junior shows he’s the last thing dad needs — another Don
• The time to fix Hawaii Five-0 was at the start
• Stone speaks on pay inequity
• Do we still need proposals?
• Is it crazy to want control over my wedding photos online?
• STARS JACQUELINE BIGAR
• EXPERT ON LYING BELIEVES WE’RE ‘HARD-WIRED TO TRUST’
• Are you a singled-out singleton?
• Family resents sober status
• Victims with disabiliti­es find limited communicat­ion help
• STRONG RESOURCES
• Interim parking board suspends staff
• Why traffic jams are a good thing
• Discipline panel rejects Barrie doctor’s attempt to reopen sex abuse case
• Brampton didn’t ‘act reasonably’ in lawsuit
• Councillor­s reignite ward boundary debate
• Teens charged over slurs on school wall
• OMB gives green light to condos in Distillery
• Toilet blogger finds art in the can
• TTC calls cabs to meet Wheel-Trans demand
• Overgrown lot ‘accident waiting to happen’
• What rising interest rates mean for your mortgage
• A FIT TOO TIGHT
• The comeback of Muzak
• ‘Nail in the coffin’ for Jawbone’s fitness wearables
• Video stars turning to Facebook over YouTube
• Hedge fund changes spark intense debate
• It’s Raonic and Rog again
• Raptors rearrange the chairs, no more
• Red-hot Judge stays humble in the Bronx
• CASH CRUNCH
• Nadal has long goodbye at All England
• CFL: Defence has laid the groundwork for Argonauts’ early-season success
• Rangers add Ruff as an assistant
• The Jays’ annual mid-term report card
• Under-19 victory just the start for Barrett

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