Toronto Star - 2020-07-31

• Trudeau had misgivings about WE deal, but approved it anyway
• Stark racial disparitie­s seen in COVID-19 infection rates
• Ontario below 100 new cases for second day
• Ford’s right: Students need to be back in school
• What we knew about July heat is official
• Voluntouri­sm based on feel-good white saviourism
• New restrictio­ns for Americans headed north
• Pizzamaker Cain ran for president, dies of virus
• Politician­s fear China’s national security law
• A little more like normal, but not quite
• Bar sex assault trial faced long delays over virus rules
• Ownership of a streetcar was his desire
• PM failed optics test
• The fateful moment when ‘the children’ became WE
• Tories must figure out what they stand for
• We must fetch our forgotten Black history
• U.S. economy took record plunge last quarter due to virus
• Obama leads mourners at Lewis funeral
• U.S. agents in Portland set to pull back amid tensions
• Hernandez shines as Ryu struggles
• Hitters slow out of the box to start short season
• Can the Raps win without Kawhi? Can Kawhi win without the Raps?
• Quick facts to ponder as league resumes play
• Penchant for quick starts bodes well
• Big questions loom as hockey resumes in two hub cities
• Trade a stress-reliever for Adams, but price was steep for Seahawks
• FIFA head faces charges of abuse of office
• As Bills shut rookie camp, medical boss remains calm
• Very disappoint­ed about ‘daters’ during pandemic
• Shaw Mobile launches wireless service in Alberta and B.C.
• TC sees path forward for Keystone work
• Molson Coors faces ‘can shortage’ amid lockdowns
• Budweiser’s glass is unexpected­ly half-full
• Walmart eliminatin­g hundreds of corporate jobs
• Comic-Con topped 200K views, but did online event work?
• Gender-neutral vintage finds for everyone
• Iconic beautyblen­der is a makeup game-changer
• Too polite or too rude? A Canadian crisis

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