Toronto Star - 2019-07-30

• Tenant takes up battle against landlord ‘loophole’
• Provincial children’s aid agency in turmoil
• Ford’s pitch for winery hits sour note
• Troubling online posts surface after Markham slayings
• AUTISM OVERHAUL
• Provincial autism funding to remain at $600 million
• Manhunt shakes Manitoba residents
• Former OPP deputy head sues to get job back
• Oct. 21 election a go, despite religious conflict
• B.C. float-plane pilot would ‘give his life to save other people’
• About 6 million Canadians affected by Capital One data breach
• Police identify garlic festival shooter
• 16 decapitate­d inmates among 57 dead in Brazil riot
• Learn from this disaster
• Canada shouldn’t be smug about U.S. insulin rationing
• No. It’s being rushed, which will harm students
• Yes. It’s a leap toward the future
• Calgary hockey palace tempts taxpayers
• A TALL ORDER FOR STARBUCKS
• Toronto picked for Juul’s first retail store in North America
• Investors seem to think LSE got a great deal on Refinitiv
• Airlines’ court challenge of passenger rights bill ‘ill-founded’
• WestJet takes ‘substantia­l’ hit from 737 Max jetliner
• Bird launches e-scooters in Calgary
• Alberta eases curtailmen­t on crude oil production
• Pfizer to merge off-patent drug business with Mylan
• China’s cybersecur­ity regulation­s rattle U.S. businesses
• Firm bets prefab housing is city’s future
• Brampton news outlet to get city funding
• Renovictio­n- style warnings hit Hamilton renters
• NEED FOR LESS SPEED
• They don’t make fun like they used to
• Author was devoted to area’s history
• Police seek clues in Mafia-tied Hamilton crash
• Save cash smarter
• In motherhood versus work, must there be a winner?
• MAKING MUSIC
• Working to make contracts serve you
• The early bird gets the deal
• Patients use app to help manage pain
• Complicate­d inheritanc­e splits family
• Baltimore doctors using 3D-printed organs
• Johnson brought Samoan roots to Hobbs & Shaw
• The new look of moviemakin­g
• Musical flair colours Shakespear­e fare
• H.E.R. is living up to all the hype
• Bichette’s arrival marks the end of darkest days
• Separating truth from friction
• WELCOME TO THE NBA
• Troy Tulowitzki hopes legacy goes deeper than stats,
• Time to trade in Atkins if Stroman deal bombs.
• Black mounts defence of title
• Surin following in father’s tracks
• Stroman trade verdict far from clear

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