Toronto Star - 2015-09-10

• PORTMAN KICKS OFF FESTIVAL FEVER
• Hustings headaches: Harper’s bad day
• Anti-violence policing program facing major budget cut
• OUTDOOR EDUCATION
• Lawsuit calls for end to clawback of child support
• Apple has change of heart on Jobs’ stylus snubbing
• Campaign manager off trail, CBC says
• World Cup of Hockey
• Giller Prize
• TAVIS timeline
• Rebels win two-year battle for Syrian army base
• Iran’s top leader rejects talks with U.S. outside of nuclear deal
• AFN chief will vote to set example for others
• Olympic bid a spectacula­r error
• First Nations chiefs raise cash for inquiry on missing women
• Senate’s future may hang on election results
• Tory official resigns over ‘inappropri­ate’ posts
• ‘It’s like one bad apple makes the whole barrel rotten’
• Harper isolated with misstep on refugee crisis
• NDP wants provincial help with child care
• Battle shapes up in EU over migrant quotas
• Refugees find Hungary tops list for hostility
• Camerawoma­n fired for tripping migrants at border
• Australian fighters set to strike Syria
• Green light for fair play
• TIFF’s glam 40th
• Inequality must be an election issue
• Here come the lawn sign wars
• Syrian refugee crisis exposes Harper’s ideologica­l choices
• Parties pigeonhole visible minority candidates
• WHO’S THE BOSSIE?
• Museum showcases Picasso’s sculptures
• Introducin­g the real Stephen Colbert
• Yo-Yo Ma brings his message of hope to T.O.
• CONCERT SAMPLER
• A poet called by any other name . . .
• Screening today at TIFF
• VISUAL ARTS
• TLC DAYCARE LOOKS FOR HOPE
• City report opens door to UberX — with conditions
• Train station’s time capsule reveals a slice of Toronto in 1915
• Respect for diversity at stake in debate
• Coalition pushes for tougher road penalties
• Views from the park
• A good heart with ‘very few social graces’
• Bin’s design proves to be trashy
• JOURNEY TO FERTILITY
• KNOW YOUR OPTIONS
• HPV PREVENTION
• Sexual Health 101: A Lesson on Healthy Living
• Canadian Cancer Researcher­s Improving Women’s Health Around The Globe
• Restoring Quality of Life
• Experienci­ng Painful Intercours­e?
• Heat Things Up
• How this Canadian Baby is Lighting a New Road in Fertility Treatments
• Bringing New Life to Tired Eggs
• Toronto Fertility Specialist Meets Challenge of Treating New Canadians
• The Menopause Transition
• Scarlett Johansson
• Do you know the symptoms of uterine fibroids?
• Why Women Choose to Get Vaccinated
• New and Better Testing Keeps Cervical Cancer at Bay
• It’s Time to Give IUDs Another Look
• The Story Behind Pelvic Pain
• Finding Relief for Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
• A NIGHT TO FORGET
• FIT FOR A KING
• Gladiator must set the tone in Bronx
• Seven straight victories have brought Canadian team together
• Buehrle back with Jays in search of 200 innings
• Blue Jays face big series and a small window
• World Cup is back after 12-year absence
• Leaf vets not interested in rebuild
• Giovinco anxious to return to action for pivotal stretch of games
• Favourite for Woodbine Mile an obvious choice
• Ravens get first crack at new-look Manning
• Patient Ray still waiting for his chance to play
• Countrymen to meet in U.S. Open semifinal
• Apple revamp called ‘just enough’
• Bank of Canada holds the line on key interest rate
• LOOKING UP
• Housing starts climb across country
• Housing starts surge to highest since 2012
• Chin up, the outlook isn’t so bad
• WestJet aims for business travellers
• TSX lower on weaker oil, gold prices
• United’s CEO steps down in wake of probe
• 36 Hours in Istanbul
• American bow hunters on the prowl at safari experience
• LONG MAY SHE REIGN
• Tracing Mondrian’s blossoming abstractio­n
• A feast for your senses
• BREATHE YOUR WAY TO BETTER HEALTH
• TV host helps you save time and eat well
• Stop adding to your marriage’s negative dynamic
• STARS: JACQUELINE BIGAR

Toronto Star - 2015-09-09

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