Toronto Star - 2020-10-26

• TACKLING THE ROOTS OF VIOLENT CRIME
• Rise in advanced cancers alarms doctors
• No matter who wins, Canada has issues
• Harassed and taunted at job, but she can’t sue ex-employer
• Ontario cases top 1,000 mark for first time
• The school nurse is not in
• Majority government projected for NDP in B.C.
• Attitudes toward police are split on political lines
• Niagara-area dog Canada’s first confirmed canine COVID case
• Moe aims for milestone win
• Pandemic made it tough for veterans to apply for disability, data show
• Photograph­er with a keen eye and a gentle soul
• ‘Creative, a little bit crazy and absolutely nobody’s fool’
• Republican­s making slow gains in early voting
• One last hurdle for Barrett court confirmati­on
• After summer lull, racism rages
• City’s whimsical garbage rules should be put to bed
• Beaverton residents fight plan to house homeless
• Teen creates ‘Wikipedia of online learning’
• New program aims to cut wait-lists for kids
• On waste, this is just the start
• Halloween reinforces need for food-allergy literacy
• Say no to Halloween, look ahead to Christmas
• Why is Ford afraid of ranked ballots?
• MAGA slogan suggests U.S. no longer great
• Hamilton gives show of star power
• Runs off homers drive offences this post-season
• Bills find way to end slump
• Discussing a statue with limitation­s
• Sweeping changes in store for sport
• Cantlay erases deficit to clinch Zozo
• Doctored photo crosses ‘a big line’ for Borjan
• With Dad’s decline, I worry about his wife’s influence
• > STARS: MADALYN ASLAN
• ‘A buyer’s market for tenants’
• Canadians shouldn’t put so much fear in second wave
• Getting it together to get into the market
• Be your own superhero
• What to do with your savings
• Factor reno risks into home insurance
• Dancing in a New York bubble
• Virus’s cling to skin nothing to sweat
• Emojis making digital communicat­ion expressive

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