Toronto Star - 2019-08-24

• A MOTH-ER’S LOVE
• Teen’s $2M suit against children’s aid can proceed
• Is campaignin­g on the left a safe bet for Trudeau?
• Serenity in Scarboroug­h
• REPRIEVE FOR FORMER REFUGEE
• Shame on Liberals for dredging up Scheer video
• Indigenous groups sign landmark agreement
• Ford to rethink carbon tax fight if Scheer loses election
• For Indigenous kids in Thunder Bay, promising change
• Ford says Pioneer Village won’t be shut
• Province gives city $3M for CCTV cameras
• Ex-AG says she is still silenced
• B.C. hydro rates could decrease next year
• ‘Jihadi Jack’ is Canada’s problem child now
• Enshrine Senate independen­ce, Harder says
• Police hunt for convicted killer who failed to return to N.B. jail
• Ottawa bus driver faces 38 charges in winter crash
• Scientists to analyze N.L.’s ocean ecosystems
• Trudeau to focus on trade, climate action in G7 talks
• Brazilian leader sends in army to fight fires
• Conservati­ve billionair­e David Koch dies at 79
• Hong Kong human chain protests criss-cross island
• Amid trade war, Trump calls China’s Xi ‘enemy’
• ‘Oh! My dear darling!’ Queen Victoria agonized over Prince Albert’s death
• Cannabis firms develop a taste for edibles
• Qantas wires people up for 19-hour endurance flight
• Nextdoor social network set to launch in Canada
• ROTTEN SALES
• Food delivery apps are changing the essence of what it means to operate a restaurant,
• For the cost of quality, Hasbro’s $5B Peppa Pig offer looks a bit lean
• Keystone XL clears major pipeline hurdle
• Cargojet gets boost in shares on announced Amazon deal
• Facebook’s Libra bets it can bank the unbanked
• Shale producers seek a green label for their natural gas
• WHAT THEY GOT
• A SELECTION OF GTA OPEN HOUSES
• Altria to enter U.S. vaping market with tobacco-based device
• Nordstrom’s new flagship, NYC, a bet on company’s future
• Robotic nurses may come in handy with health-care staffing shortages
• Mr. Film Fest, the family man
• A harvest of great festivals
• UPSTATE OPERA
• Beating the drum for classic jazz
• Fight over Franklin’s estate deepens
• The healing power of consumeris­m
• Castmates became off-screen best buds
• Edinburgh festivals tackle climate, at a cost
• It’s not dystopian if the book’s world already exists
• > BESTSELLER­S
• Atwood tops librarians’ picks
• Debunking the myths of women’s health
• Hard path on the wild coast
• > WHODUNIT JACK BATTEN
• > ARRIVALS
• Winning cannabis lottery is only the ‘first step’
• Millennial mobsters making their mark
• IMAGINING SAFETY
• Can rent rise if roomies move in?
• Building done, but lane remains closed
• TIFF and TTC offer up movie vouchers
• Brampton to assist campus expansion
• Condos on the green, ground floor
• ONE WITH NATURE
• FRENCH FLAIR
• A pet project for your garden
• Bring in warmth from the outdoors
• > WHAT THEY GOT
• A creative space should be inspiring
• Making an offer is just a first step
• A Liberal interpreta­tion
• ‘I’m fully within my rights to do it anyway and I will’
• Earthquake research may allow scientists to connect the shocks
• Can K-pop rattle North Korea?
• The world has stumbled into a nuclear arms race
• Canada has chance to hold Burma to account
• Reflect now, gird for later
• Plan for migrant families cruel
• Can’t stifle climate debate
• Crack down on social media for spreading hate
• How teens are lured into human traffickin­g
• I tasted this wine and the clouds parted
• Magical first date a decade after first meeting
• Does having an affair make me a bad person?
• Sip your CBD drink with caution, FDA says
• Maneuverin­g through modern dating
• Wearing your city across your chest
• How do I deal with chin hairs?
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Only the good try young
• COACH’S CORNER
• Andreescu returns with confidence of a champ
• Atkins earns better grade after Rule 5 draft reversal
• Henderson stays in the hunt
• Delay helps put lead back in play
• Finn becomes English sensation
• Serie A: Transfer market movers worth watching as season opens in Italy
• Reds can’t let shake-up Impact them
• Putting no’s to the grindstone
• Canada takes swing at Olympics
• Games are the easiest pre-season cuts
• CFL: Group eyeing expansion doesn’t see Moncton game as make or break
• NFL: Winnipeg field fiasco nothing short of a ‘disappoint­ment’
• Cocaine costly for Kuznetsov
• Leafs: Ceci denies negligence after woman sues over burns
• More than just corn...
• EXPLORE PLOVDIV
• From soil to suds ’n’ spirits
• The last of the Tribal-class destroyers
• Try to avoid being a jet-lagged zombie
• Ready for TAKEOFF
• TURO — the next Airbnb, but for your car
• IN MUSTANG WE TRUST
• Digital marketing has changed auto game
• Six Canadians to compete in NASCAR trucks race

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