Toronto Star - 2019-07-31

• Expert witness in more than 100 child protection cases ‘misreprese­nted’ credential­s, judge finds
• Wettlaufer inquiry report to focus on prevention
• Capital One data breach exposes one million SIN numbers
• FRIENDS MOURN MARKHAM FAMILY
• Capital One hacking suspect left online trail of digital bread crumbs for FBI to follow,
• Poll finds privacy concerns run deep,
• Campaign messaging tops Liberal agenda
• Scheer faces a difficult road to becoming PM, poll suggests
• Ford vows to stay out of federal campaign
• Faith in the fight for sustainabi­lity
• Quebec environmen­tal activists hope to set precedent
• Kinsella’s Green work ‘finished,’ May says
• Protection­ism — coming to a country near you!
• Fugitives may not be prepared for Manitoba wilderness, experts say
• Do better on cannabis sales
• The drawbacks of moving high school education online
• Gillese inquiry can change how we view long-term care
• Ottawa is finally defending out-of-country medical costs
• The death of disrespect as a satirical force
• Democrats’ TV debates just another reality show
• Will Beyond Meat’s first-in advantage last?
• Air Canada feels strain of grounded Boeing 737 Max jets
• Canada due for drop in house prices, data show
• STRONG SIGNAL
• WEATHERING THE STORM
• U.S. banks more cautious with pot investment­s
• Women directors stretched for time
• Holiday Inn owner to ditch mini shampoos
• P&G posts strong sales growth, writes down Gillette business
• Private-equity firm Abraaj fined a record $315M in Dubai
• Amazon pushes brands to be less boxy
• Undeclared currency war: How ECB is forcing Fed’s hand
• Lysol’s new boss has messy decisions to make
• The millionair­e behind India’s own Starbucks goes missing
• Sony warns of Playstatio­n price rise if U.S. lifts China tariffs
• Google’s Cloud could give more lift
• Russia-linked firm defies deal with U.S. national security panel
• Natural gas is stuck in a vicious cycle
• Drug giant Merck has a good problem and plenty of options
• For Facebook and Alphabet, big-ticket fines cause limited pain
• Facebook’s Libra could aid law enforcemen­t
• Bayer warns on crop unit weakness as Roundup plaintiffs rise
• Building LIQUID assets
• Actors admire this dark, shocking play
• Mickey and Minnie and a magical friendship
• Young star channellin­g her inner nerd
• A royal chat with Michelle Obama
• Hunka Hunka Burnin’ Fudge Pie
• Land your dinner table on best-dressed list with linens
• DNA test put under the microscope
• Dietitians practise ‘inclusive wellness’
• The raw truth
• Get the best out of your barbecue
• I want to separate, but what about the kids?
• Memories of Nicole still strong
• City has transit role, boss insists
• Cleric denies fathering churchgoer’s baby
• CHANGE A LIFE
• CreateTO VP role vacant despite claim
• SETTING A NEW BAR
• The chips … and the dip
• Benezet deal creates a vital selection issue
• SQUAD'S PLAN
• Water skiers keep it in the family
• Semenya won’t defend world title after court setback
• Lafrenière blocks out the draft talk
• CHL names new president
• Wild fire Fenton after one season
• Now or never with arms race
• Phelps sent out to help a contender
• Trade: Bauer reportedly sent to Reds
• Refreshed Svitolina feels ready
• U.S. women’s coach leaving her post
• Fitzpatric­k leads in QB race

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