Toronto Star - 2017-08-08

• Research offers hope for answers
• Unaccompan­ied minors applying for citizenshi­p face hefty fee
• N. Korea sanctions draw vow of revenge
• LOOKING OUT FOR THE NEXT NO. 1
• Ottawa urges funeral homes to be ready for flu pandemics
• French resistant to having first lady
• Model says kidnapper let her go after finding out she was a mom
• T.O. stirred into action after British girl loses Sleepy Dog
• Free to be he, she, they at day camp
• Child bride rates soar among exiled Syrians
• U.S. looks to NAFTA to water down wine sales rules
• Freeland vows probe of combat vehicles’ use
• Trump seeks trade win by helping Mexican workers get a raise
• Softwood deal forming, but path to settlement hard to predict: Freeland
• How NAFTA has hurt Canadian auto jobs
• N.B. seniors’ home rationing toilet paper
• Iran, Renault strike deal to ramp up auto output
• Trump turns to Twitter as support weakens
• U.S.-Russia investigat­ion’s expansion a serious sign
• Secret ballot to decide Zuma’s future
• The real peril for whales
• Hate laws put reasonable limits on freedom of speech
• Retirement homes worth the investment
• Always-evolving circus still a crowd pleaser
• Canada must expand beyond Trump’s America
• Gildan sees bright future for American Apparel brand
• Good budget combines pleasure and pain
• STARTUPS SCORNED
• Men replacing women as CEOs far too common
• Housing market still has room to fall
• LOSING BRAIN POWER
• Coconuts making a comeback
• Google anti-diversity memo shows entrenched tech bias
• The painter’s palate
• Indigenous roots music finally gets its moment — and a party
• GOING DEEP
• Carpool Karaoke hitches a ride with Apple
• Mother of Dragons enters the fray
• Few kicks in soccer drama
• Festival works raise viewers’ consciousn­ess
• You can keep ties with ex’s family
• Guy I dated using our selfie as his profile photo
• Sketchiest stuff your kid can learn on the internet
• Furries aren’t fetish freaks, study finds
• Young man needs someone to believe in him
• Views of The 6 added to Graffiti Alley project
• What makes young people most happy?
• Toronto remains an underachie­ver
• PARKING LOT BLIGHT
• Bump case cemented
• A unique grain crop to really root for
• HEAT’S ON FOR CANADA
• Dream still on track for refugee runners
• BRONX BUMMERS
• Gatlin beating Bolt nightmare for sport
• Defence catching up with Sanchez
• Obituary: Former AL MVP Baylor, 68, game-changing force on and off field
• NBA: T-Wolves warn Wiggins $150-million extension requires max effort
• Success hits home for Sid at 30
• Bouchard sees hope in home away from home

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