Toronto Star - 2017-07-21

• TRIAL AND ERROR
• 4 days later, concert dude gets car back
• Sorry, Adi, but your $550 staircase proves city’s bureaucrat­s are right
• Rape myth? More judicial miss
• ‘It’s the system that is failing’
• O.J. Simpson granted parole
• Vote on Muslim cemetery wasn’t truly secular
• Khadr critiques won’t affect NAFTA: Scheer
• Legal age for pot use likely to be set at 19
• Delays hit murdered women inquiry
• SIU probing death of Indigenous man in custody
• Two missing Burundian teens cross into Canada
• Oldest MPP set to bow out
• Four stowaways found in shipping container
• Let Trump claim victory on NAFTA: ambassador
• Sessions ‘very unfair to the president’
• Trump’s lawyers study pardon powers
• Ratepayers deserve relief
• Trust the public
• Payette’s assault charge is irrelevant
• The Russian Revolution at 100: Were the Mensheviks right?
• How anti-Muslim sentiment threatens religious freedom
• Region and travellers best served if Pearson was a public asset
• Merging two worlds for a ‘better understand­ing’
• Rogers net income increases 35%
• Experts warn Sears might not have best deals
• Flight hack saves cash, but comes with risks
• BEST SERVED . . . COLD
• FEAR OF HIKES
• When everything is Amazon
• Sears to sell appliances online in e-retail deal
• Tech giant launches new social network
• Cottage Country is Star Country
• Bixby’s gender-based descriptio­ns removed
• Intensity & pure cinema
• Eating disorders more complex than movie portrays
• CANNABIS CONUNDRUMS
• Girls Trip’s humour goes too far, far too often
• TIFF BRINGS ‘100-PER-CENT PURE ADRENALIN’ TO THE SCREEN
• Lonely phantasm saga gives shivers
• DUNKIRK NOT YOUR TYPICAL WAR MOVIE
• Stuffed psychedeli­c space spectacle satisfies
• Love, comedy and connection at a 1970s hotel
• Male performers strip burlesque expectatio­ns
• Solid friendship­s require effort to last for a lifetime
• Abbotsbury Gardens offers a peek at our future
• Carouser and churchgoer are an odd couple
• Team 88 inspires Indigenous youth through sports
• ‘I feared for my safety,’ cop testifies
• MEET THE A TEAM
• Ten former, current employees charged in $5M TTC fraud case
• Women and recent immigrants to benefit most from wage hike
• Siblings connect at sign language camp
• Immigratio­n delay splits Filipino families
• Laneways could solve cycling needs, advocates say
• Puppy saved from trash can just in time
• Self-driving tech eyes accessibil­ity
• REGGAE BOYZ MAKE SOME NOISE
• THE FUTURE OF TRACK
• An American wave takes over Royal Birkdale
• Between a rock and last place
• Bullpen, bats lead Jays to a Beantown split
• Jays notebook: The blister has burst, but Sanchez’s status still uncertain
• Francona’s heart is in the clubhouse
• Ticats miss chance to give Eskimos first loss
• New streaming service offers NFL games
• CFL: Als’ Lewis becomes fourth player in league history with 1,000 catches
• NFL: Steelers rookie’s jersey among top sellers
• Stars say rules against biting need some teeth
• McIlroy recovers from early stumbles
• Froome emerges from Alps with a solid lead
• Cavaliers talking to free agent Rose

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