Toronto Star - 2017-09-12

• FLORIDA BEGINS BAILING OUT
• Durham chief to change SIU reporting policy
• Ottawa blames ‘chaos’ for stranded tourists
• Province vows changes to protect temporary workers
• THE PASSION AND THE CHARM
• Canadian chess whiz says he was bullied at tourney
• The dish on Dame Dench.
• Trudeau slams Tories on gender equality
• Daughter runs into grizzly years after one killed mom
• Thunder Bay police cases under review
• 210,000 students to receive free post-secondary tuition
• Lighting up the nanny narrative
• Weed plan smokescree­n for scandals: opposition
• Is having a seat a big deal?
• Forgivenes­s won’t end racism
• Start date for gas plant trial delayed one week
• Caniba’s gory story almost feels like a farce
• Scottish orphanage may have buried a dark past
• Americans mark 9/11, 16 years after attacks
• UN unanimousl­y adopts new North Korea sanctions
• Toughen bill, protect temps
• A glass of wine isn’t the problem
• Lessons for Toronto from Harvey and Irma
• Big Weed will capitalize on cannabis at any cost to society
• Australia proves national drug plan is possible for Canada
• FAMILY CONTRACT
• New book provides insight into how we can meet own goals
• Rememberin­g Terry Ryan, a champion of Inuit art
• Time for Clooney to start taking Bannon’s calls
• Toronto teen gives voice to gutsy Afghani heroine
• Drama helps Fanning shed child-star status
• When an ex moves on, try the 90-day detox
• She chose to die so she could give birth to her child
• Is it OK to skip angry sister’s wedding?
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY
• Toronto lands $90-million housing aid
• System headed for ‘crisis,’ OHA warns
• Solitary confinemen­t can cause serious trauma, court told
• Man arrested for disrupting HBO production in Riverdale
• CALLING IN REINFORCEM­ENTS
• City refusing money owed
• It’s not too late to solve cold case, police say
• City needs to ‘talk the talk’
• Hate graffiti at schools in Markham
• Toyota’s fix for RAV4 stuck in low gear for years
• DIESEL STILL REVVING
• RIDING OUT THE STORM
• Whole Foods price cuts see 25% jump in customers
• China’s electric car push lures global auto giants, despite risks
• Trudeau gives labour prominent seat
• Tesla targets city centres for electric car plug-ins
• Google takes fight over antitrust fine to EU courts
• Leafs anxious to back up breakthrou­gh
• Season has been a strain
• UNEMPLOYME­NT LINE
• Rodman might be Games’ saviour
• Kids help find way past Orioles
• MLB: Tigers’ Fulmer will have elbow surgery, expected to be ready by spring
• Nationals’ division titles lost on D.C.
• Dodger Blue bleeding down the stretch
• Drouin expecting easy move to centre
• Judge, Jerry and executing gives Elliott ‘relief ’
• Bradford on the money for Minnesota
• Legal long game: NFL files to have Elliott court decision reversed
• Probe of Neymar move counters UEFA’s push to foster parity

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