Toronto Star - July 14, 2024
Toronto Star - July 14, 2024
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July 14, 2024
Violent nation looks set to explode
They shoot presidents in America, don't they? And former presidents.
3 mins
Candidate targeted by alleged assassin
Campaign said the presumptive GOP nominee was doing 'fine' after Pennsylvania shooting
6 mins
PM facing decision of his political life
Trudeau weighing next moves in secrecy, with even cabinet ministers unsure what he's thinking
5 mins
Liberals, NDP should look to France
Here's a unifying thought for a politically divided Canada: Take a page from an even more politically polarized France.
3 mins
THE UNKNOWN DEAD
These people died violently, suddenly. Why are authorities keeping their names secret?
7 mins
One way to fix Toronto's poor design
The city needs to appoint an adviser to up its esthetic game
3 mins
Violence against first responders on the rise: chief
Personnel can't go to Victoria neighbourhood without police
2 mins
School collapse kills 22 students
132 have been rescued after 154 pupils initially trapped in the rubble
1 min
Israeli attack targeting Hamas commander kills at least 71
Presence of military leaders in area yet to be confirmed
3 mins
Woman rescued after day adrift
A Chinese woman who was swept out to sea while swimming at a Japanese beach was rescued 37 hours later after drifting in an inflatable swim ring more than 80 kilometers in the Pacific Ocean, officials said Thursday.
1 min
Stray-dog bill called inhumane
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party submitted to parliament Friday a controversial bill aimed at managing the country's large stray dog population. Critics are concerned that the proposed legislation will results in dogs being confined to cramped shelters and potentially lead to the killing of many of the animals.
1 min
As allegations surface, art is hidden
Knights of Columbus cover mosaics made by artist accused of abuse
2 mins
Leaving his mark
Architect Raymond Moriyama added his name to his project where no one would readily see it. I asked him why
3 mins
THE VERMIN ARMY
Toronto isn't ready to deal with its rodent invasion. I went to New York City's rat academy to find out if there's any hope
10 mins
Biden is too old to be president
His acuity may have dulled, but he's not stupid. Know thyself, Joe
3 mins
Blacklisted, Maduro's top rival can't be held down
Machado has united fractured opposition, energized citizens
5 mins
THE THIRD DEGREE
So-close Canadians leave $1M on table in loss to Uruguay
3 mins
From Cameroon farms to NBA shot, Chomche rewrites destiny
There were priorities in the Chomche family, hard and strict priorities, and sports weren't anywhere near the top of the list.
3 mins
Trade tactics face stern test
Waiting too long to sell has been a costly franchise trademark for Jays
3 mins
This one's for Jana
Krejcíková follows in footsteps of late mentor to win second Grand Slam
3 mins
Canadians aim to flip more medals
Years of high-performance culture and recent success have judokas poised to spring a surprise
3 mins
Late goals snap losing streak
Toronto FC scored two late goals four minutes apart for a 2-1 comeback win over the Philadelphia Union on Saturday night, ending a run of six straight losses and nine matches without a victory.
1 min
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Editor: Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
Categoría: Newspaper
Idioma: English
Frecuencia: Daily
Founded in 1892, the Toronto Star has long been Canada’s largest daily newspaper. Now a multi-platform news organization, the Star publishes a newspaper seven days a week in the Greater Toronto Area and publishes ongoing news and information to a global audience on thestar.com on web and mobile applications.
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