Toronto Star - 2016-09-12

• There’s time, but . . .
• Hurt workers forced into ‘humiliatin­g’ jobs
• Ailing senior says Greyhound gave her a rough ride
• How Toronto’s tallest mega-tower got the green light
• Director passes up chance to respond to rape allegation­s.
• Oscar winner talks about her new film and the superhero role to come,
• National coalition promotes love of literature,
• Millennial­s driving LCBO wine sales,
• Lengthy loss to Red Sox was no ordinary game.
• Sanchez blames blister for his shortest start since April.
• Flock sticks with atheist minister
• > HOW TO REACH US
• Families’ grief ‘never goes away’
• Canadians reflect on 9/11 connection­s
• Clinton’s doc says she has pneumonia
• Another buzz film for Dev Patel
• TIFF ticket prices climb. . . but the escalator is fixed
• Premier plans to put spark back into Liberals
• Letter from dying mom returned after 15 years
• Stop delaying on terror law
• Don’t ask, don’t tell
• Trudeau should just say no to CETA
• What will Wynne do about hydro prices?
• A subway car named desire
• Why Hillary Clinton just can’t shake Donald Trump
• Signs of Poland’s troubled past resurfacin­g
• We need to hear more about bleak lowlands of sobriety
• OLD-FASHIONED ROMANCE
• The mystical energy of crystals
• The 18th-time charm for Amy Poehler
• Top picks for TIFF’s Primetime program
• Five things about new biopic ‘Snowden’ from the star and director
• A play driven by millennial rebellion
• Sunday School class featuring the testament of social media
• BACHELORET­TE HOST ALSO A FAN
• Friends can be support for Alzheimer’s patient
• Quiet a busy mind by counting Digital Mala
• Discussing mental health with students
• A friend won’t let go of a stalled relationsh­ip
• TTC eyes buses as streetcar fill-in
• Police board member questions officer’s pot shop
• > RECOMMENDE­D READING FROM THOSE IN THE KNOW
• When life in the city means saving a life
• The Ex is getting an architectu­ral canker
• Guelph scientist fights anemia with help of a cast-iron fish
• Some councillor­s regret Boardwalk deal
• WHY THEY VOTED THEY WAY THEY DID
• TIFF is the exception to normal street closures
• Home reno showcases less-toxic way to build
• Checking out the new brew in town
• BEYOND BERRY NECESSITIE­S
• NEWS TO BANK ON
• A LOOK AHEAD
• New Huffington project to focus on workplace health
• CROSSWORD FOR MONDAY
• About Headline Coffee
• SHAKY START
• Avenge loss to Ticats, roster gets new look
• Big Papi says farewell with big bang
• Blue Jays-Rays: Series preview
• Wawrinka powers his way to title
• Muzzin’s path to national team was long and winding
• Paralympic­s: Swimmer Aurelie Rivard adds to Canada’s medal tally at Rio Games
• Anthem protests steal spotlight around league

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