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The Toronto Star - August 18, 2008

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Front Section

Rowers get the job done for a country in waiting, By Dave Perkins

Pull out or else, Taliban warns Canada, By Tobi Cohen

Georgia offers an olive branch as Russia gets set to withdraw, By Margarita Antidze

An eerie feeling to these Olympics, By Rosie DiManno

Gambling addicts sue Loto-Québec, By Jonathan Montpetit

Antibodies from 1918 flu still work well, study says, By Maggie Fox

PM calls Sept. 22 by-election in Toronto, By Richard Brennan

Scores flee flood in Grand Canyon, By Amanda Lee Myers

Bus in Haiti swept away, killing 50

Bears encroaching on urban B.C., By Petti Fong

Stephanie sings so we'll never forget a sweet girl, By Joe Fiorito

Neighbours mourn Katelynn, By Sarah Barmak

Accused was friend of Mississauga stab victim, By Jim Wilkes

Propane suit forges ahead, By Nicole Baute

A summer class teens really dig, By Nick Kyonka

THE FIXER: Peril underfoot on west-end road, By Leslie Ferenc

Faith groups plead with planners, By Nicholas Keung

Learning to get along in Brampton, By Nicholas Keung

Toronto's fetishists come out to play, By John Terauds

New insurance makes lawyers affordable, By Tracey Tyler

Some legal clients bend conflict rules, By Tracey Tyler

Premier makes Pan Am pitch for Toronto, By Jim Byers

Blue skies only for track premiere in Beijing

Military targets roadside bombs, By Allan Woods

Tories vulnerable on health care, environment, poll suggests, By Allan Woods

World & Comment

'It was inhuman to bomb us',By Peter Finn

Civil rights elders aided Obama's political rise,By Tim Harper

Obama launches swift attack on book,By Tim Harper

On seeing ability, not disability,By Marc Kielburger

Disfigured faces cannot disguise their inner beauty,By Nahal Toosi

Debate Canada's next Afghan role

Small charities brace for change,By Carol Goar

Uniting to save lives

Cutting arts by stealth

Strong mayor system offers efficiency and accountability,By Blake Hutcheson

Sports gods, have pity on Toronto,By Jim Coyle

A messiah for the cultural community,By Martin Knelman

Letters

How sweet it is – at last!

Isn't that the UN's job?

Rodeo too retro for the Ex

Putin is no `Uncle Joe'

Pot calling the kettle black

Green home and an SUV

NFL spells money for Ted

What could be so important

Tories added to dysfunction

Time to shave fuzzy comic

Business

The power of bull$#!+,By Tyler Hamilton

Sliding commodity stocks point to another rocky week,By Malcolm Morrison

Oil Springs and crude price swings,By David Olive

Virtual storefront finds place in the sun,By CARMEN CHAI

PVR, Bill C-61 might soon make you an outlaw,By Michael Geist

Sports

Powerful Canadians like poetry in motion,By Randy Starkman

Swimming world remains divided on merits of Speedo's LZR suit

ONLINE EXTRA: 798 Art Zone a unique visit

SPORTS MEDIA: Online Olympic coverage surprisingly satisfying,By Chris Zelkovich

Greatest olympic female diver set to retire

Career ends with head held high,By Rosie DiManno

Jamaican trio sweeps 100 dash to highlight coming-out party,By Howard Fendrich

End of the road for Canuck,By Randy Starkman

Glare of Olympic lights a bit too much,By Dave Feschuk

Runner not ready for retirement,By Dave Feschuk

Michael Phelps? Never heard of him, but that flying fish is something else!

Mission accomplished; start over again,By Rosie DiManno

Perfect ride from Lamaze vaults Canadian equestrians into fourth

Aussies dominate the field

Disabled swimmer eager for marathon

Entertainment

Master rules the stage,By Richard Ouzounian

Idealistic but hardly ideal,By Robert Crew

Whale makes a splash but stays at the surface,By Richard Ouzounian

Dark Knight is No. 2: It's good news for Tropic Thunder, bad news for Star Wars

Ellen and Portia tie the knot, and Hollywood cheers

Run for The Hills and take cover,By Rob Salem

Hot Box: Television worth talking about

He's forever youthful,By ASHANTE INFANTRY

Living

Online campaign targets HIV tests,By Andrea Gordon

Beyond the mat and into the world,By Daphne Gordon

Sex life needs nurturing in private space,By Ellie

Problem is temporary, Leo,By Phil Booth

Italian dish goes perfectly with pasta

Some words of thanks, belated but heartfelt,By Lorraine Sommerfeld

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