Toronto Star - 2017-08-01

• Towering mystery
• Scaramucci out as new chief of staff shows clout
• Zoning change a breath of new life
• FAREWELL, TWO ARMS
• Letter exposes faculty revolt at Uof T’s St. Mike’s College
• Trump dictated son’s misleading statement on Russia meeting,
• Regulator runs out of wiggle room
• Ex-sheriff convicted after defying anti-immigrant order
• Airport attendant punched passenger, video shows
• A struggle to reclaim women’s names
• Playwright became reluctant movie star
• Provocativ­e femme fatale of the French New Wave
• Rememberin­g Passchenda­ele’s horror
• Russia calls on U.S. to repair ties
• N. Korean missile has key flaw, expert says
• Venezuela vote derided globally
• Social conservati­ves just love a ‘real man’
• Murray joining Alberta think-tank
• New housing minister waiting for TCHC plan
• Newly named judge Liberal party donor
• NDP must push electoral reform
• Don’t fill this bad prescripti­on
• A welcome turn
• Mines can create Indigenous middle class in Ring of Fire
• Reforming child welfare is first step toward reconcilia­tion
• Be vigilant consuming what could be fake news
• A South Asian survival guide
• HOW TO HAVE A RELAXING HOLIDAY
• How to enjoy the dog park even if you don’t have a dog
• Anti-Confederat­e backlash grows
• A touching, funny reflection on being human
• Mother of Dragons finally meets King in the North
• Wrong key turns into horror story
• ‘Nesting:’ A new strategy for divorce
• What do I need to do for a wedding invite?
• Parental dependency burdensome for boyfriend
• STARS JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Have you heard the breakup news?
• A last-ditch effort to buy back their mother’s home
• Patients shown nude photos of MD
• TTC paid $33.6M in 2016 to settle collision claims
• ‘Starting to feel like summer’ at the islands
• IPHONE BUZZ
• Overdose deaths ‘preventabl­e’: Tory
• City launches downtown pet project
• Civil liberties group opposes charge
• Advocacy group wins commission ruling
• Make sure your retirement savings last as long as you do
• MOVING THE NEEDLE
• Activist pushes for HBC to sell Saks, go private
• Digital speed has retailers cashing out
• Coke seeks to ease Zero fans’ concerns
• Hot sauce is only getting hotter
• Spotify pushes podcasts to offset royalties
• Don’t you forget about classic audio tech
• LEAP OF FAITH
• Olympic tourney better without NHL
• Jays watch contenders load up — on pitching in particular
• Remember Steve Bartman? The scapegoat for the Cubs’ 2003 NLCS meltdown is back in the news in a good way. Check out the ring. S3
• Blue Jays walk-off victims in Windy City
• CFL HIGHS (ARGOS) AND LOWS (TICATS)
• While Riders’ Carter makes #catchofthe­year, Hamilton suffers worst loss in six decades
• Bisping back on for GSP comeback

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