Toronto Star - 2015-09-05

• Plight of Syrians becomes central issue on federal campaign trail
• There’s more than one evil in Syria
• BEING CLARA
• Manufactur­ing’s dive hit Welland hard
• Doll turns star with accidental stay in Michigan
• Shifting Sands
• Tory campaign thrown off script once again,
• Smutty tweet, then wife’s retreat
• ‘Tears will never stop coming out of my eyes’
• Dutch drone downed by creative chimpanzee­s
• The candidates
• Trudeau attack ads are working, poll finds
• Harper looks to recover from summer heat
• Four-day bargaining blitz with teachers nets no deal
• ‘Something is broken’ in safety ministry
• I’m ashamed we didn’t let Kurdi family in
• Kentucky marriage licences issued
• Yemeni rebel missile strike kills 45 U.A.E. troops
• Ancient tower tombs destroyed in Syria
• Tsipras an unexpected ally of the EU
• Former Guatemalan leader denies corruption
• Mass exodus ‘is going to go down in history’
• Drowned boys and mother buried in Syrian hometown
• Activists implore Ottawa to take urgent action on refugees
• UN food program forced to cut back
• Fleeing one home, building another here
• People smuggling boom has nations scrambling
• Apple hopes to regain stride with iPad, Apple TV updates
• Canada adds 12,000 jobs in August
• Real estate stays red hot in GTA as prices climb
• FIGHT FOR MUSIC RIGHTS
• Ecuadorian villagers can sue Chevron Canada in Ontario
• Rumours abound over Apple event
• TSX ends week lower on jobs news
• Deal brings medical pot firm closer to customers
• Scarboroug­h: $640,000
• Richmond Hill: $1,530,000
• A slice of country on pie-shaped lot in the city
• EMPIRE RECORDS
• Disappeari­ng acts
• Small-screen heroes were a true marvel
• Erica Jong still sexing up her satire with Fear of Dying
• ‘Leading man’ in-training gossips about new projects
• The act of dropping an album in 2015
• Why Straight Outta Compton is burning up the box office
• City embraces the ‘flipped classroom’
• Ex board moves to extend Muzik lease
• TROUBLE AT THE ZOO
• From utero to university, quadruplet­s stay together
• Clock ticks down to recover century-old piece of the past
• An Olympian effort’s beyond us, for now
• Earn $5,000-$10,000 in the next 90 days with LITTLE TO NO RISK...
• Unionized constructi­on work safer, data shows
• A graceful, impactful, sporting life ends at 84
• Hydrant replacemen­t wrecks busy sidewalk
• DIY style defines his abode
• The green canopy
• Senior-friendly design for at-home living
• BILD-ing a solid partnershi­p with Habitat for Humanity
• New homeowners go the mat with Tarion Warranty Corp.
• Bohemian style layers on and reflects owner’s personalit­y
• Intensific­ation policies impact GTA home prices
• Cancelling contracts without penalty
• LESSON ONE: THERE’S NO PUCK
• A FAREWELL TO ARMS
• On this issue, voters can be more than spectators
• Can you be allergic to Wi-Fi? The scientific signals are weak
• The racy novel that changed 1950s America
• A man of many words, and worlds
• Tailings ponds a toxic legacy of oilsands developmen­t
• Think you’re smarter than a Star journalist?
• Don’t let the moment pass
• Rattling Europe’s gates
• Smarter health care
• Are we our brother’s keeper?
• Taking on sex-ed special interests
• Pippa and Doug
• It’s fair to cast your election vote strategica­lly to achieve priorities
• Be brave and just enjoy adventure of interior design
• Protect your tomatoes from the ‘late blight’
• This lemony classic is like a ‘personal cake’
• Avoid outing adulterers unless you’re prepared for potential repercussi­ons
• You won’t believe it’s vegan
• How to exercise your nose and expand your arsenal of smells
• Soothe your dog’s separation anxiety by changing routine
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• Stroman’s progress giving Gibbons food for thought
• This Genie’s back out of the bottle
• ONWARD AND UPWARD
• Blue Jays drop ball in defeat to Orioles
• ‘Every single pitch is ready,’ Stroman says
• Sports folks often find wrong place to talk race
• Confident Canada in control against Belize
• TFC’s depth will be tested against Seattle
• Lulay’s knee injury likely not ‘major,’ Lions say
• PGA: DeJonge out front at Deutsche Bank, Spieth in danger of missing cut
• No indication of Brady vindicatio­n
• Brady’s back: Quarterbac­k ‘never left,’ Patriots’ Belichick says
• Clutch Serena bends, doesn’t break
• Upset special: 19-year-old Estonian, ranked 152nd, advances to face Venus Williams in round of 16
• Touring the greatest lake of all
• SAVOURING CEREAL
• Museum gives treetop view of forest
• His day job is many tourists’ dream
• Butterfly reserves in Mexico threatened by deforestat­ion
• Innovation wing takes you on a trip through capitalism
• Saving the best for last
• Vehicle, driver’s licence fees up again
• OPELS EVERYWHERE
• Show that you and your car have got what it takes to race
• Quick guide to Ontario’s new fines
• > MY WISH COME TRUE
• It’s about going fast in style and comfort
• > CADILLAC CTS-V
• Don’t toss trash out the window
• Car warranties can provide peace of mind
• > OPEL HISTORY
• Vehicular version of a great wing man
• Fuel-cell cars intrigue, mystify most Canadians
• Buick’s entry-luxury car a more youthful model
• Car ownership and masculine self-esteem
• U of T solar car project teaches great skills
• The other exodus
• SLAVERY UNCHAINED
• THE LAST OIL FIGHT
• MISSION IMPASSABLE
• Praise for Putin — really!
• Holey battle in doughnut war
• The (rather) late, great TV giveaway
• Faith-based option: a meatless menu
• Ecuador’s political eruption
• Shooting the messenger
• > THE ROAD LESS TRAVELLED: MIGRANTS TRAVERSE THE ARCTIC ON BICYCLES
• Why people in the U.S. keep hitting the bottle (of water)
• Modi finds his biggest fight — with film students
• WHY SEABIRDS EAT PLASTIC
• San Francisco quake survivor

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