Toronto Star - 2015-09-26

• YONGE AGAIN
• Peel chief refuses to suspend carding
• When you wish upon a stone
• HOW DO WE LIKE THIS APPLE?
• Contentiou­s documentar­y on Wynne to air at last
• What happens when your fancy gadget takes off?
• Meet a man out to manipulate our climate
• It’s déjà vu all over again in Peel.
• Don’t fear supermoon, eclipse, Mormons told
• Pope Francis calls for acceptance of immigrants
• ’SAY CHEESE, YOUR HOLINESS’: THE DOs AND DON’Ts WHEN MEETING THE POPE
• Why neglected street is now a hot residentia­l address
• Growth surge tests breaking point of subway capacity
• NDP candidate’s lack of knowledge about Auschwitz is unexplaina­ble
• Teacher action will make schools unsafe, principals say
• Going down the YouTube to be a star
• B.C. bishop says abstinence ‘only truly healthy choice’
• Land-farmed salmon net environmen­talist approval
• Saudi Arabia accused of neglect at hajj
• Missing students case dogs Mexico
• Tensions in Jerusalem rise over right to worship
• Obama threatens China with new sanctions over hacking
• Politician­s demand end of ‘pervasive’ rape culture
• Niqab issue a Tory boon
• Harper promises ban on federal tax hikes
• Mulcair reinforces his support for niqabs
• Toronto turf key for NDP
• Sudbury vote scandal, past Liberal duplicity may keep Wynne quiet
• Liberals call reuniting families a priority
• Regulator promises tougher tests
• Splitting the difference between two realities
• BlackBerry confirms first Android phone
• SOUTHERN SAVINGS
• New leader:
• Google faces new antitrust scrutiny
• Easy ways to pay less tax
• Big parcels raise FedEx expenses
• New Netflix-produced shows are getting their own space
• Markets mixed after talk of rate hike
• Canadian firm’s German unit raided
• Stock market slump hurts Canadian pension plans
• Richmond Hill: $901,000
• The Danforth: $630,000
• Estate invites outdoor living on Lake Scugog
• ceramicsBo­wled over by
• HANDS OVER HEELS
• Jojo Moyes releases sequel to 2013 bestseller
• The dual profession­s of Jonny Harris
• Muzik: Toronto’s last mega-club standing
• Why did the Emmys perenniall­y snub the women of Mad Men?
• FUNNY MEN WHO ACT AND DO STANDUP
• KILN TIME: A RECENT HISTORY OF THE GARDINER
• Reality is, we’ve always treated Muppets like people
• Break out your shoulder pads for new shows
• Fired hospital worker details struggles after losing WSIB lawsuit
• MEETING THEIR MATCH
• City aid ‘too late’ for Markham daycare
• Ex-city staffer named newest member of police board
• Building complete communitie­s
• 5 STEPS TO A WORRYFREE RENO
• Free art: blessing or curse?
• Metrolinx’s UPX token of love goes unrequited
• Watchdog scolds Ford over council knockdown
• A legacy of legendary capers and award-winning journalism
• A new home, without the wait
• Move-in ready suites ideal for first-timers, those sizing down, others facing ‘life’s curveballs’
• Wow Factor, Hobbit style
• Bring a dash of sophistica­tion to your boudoir
• Corp. must step in when smoke drifts to other units
• Five colourful flower bulbs you will crave
• Help for when it’s time to downsize
• Expo will feature tips to maximize space
• Short supply of lowrise homes is the new norm
• A church of the heart?
• The church’s evolving views on the family
• It could be déjà vu for Liberal, NDP deal-makers
• Rememberin­g the man who gave Canada its own typeface
• He un-loxed the secret of machine-made bagels
• A confrontat­ion turned conflagrat­ion
• The search for a silver bullet
• A kangaroo court on the Hill
• A field that’s no longer in left field
• The brutal math of climate change
• Step down, clear the air
• ‘Every creature has value’
• Close the divide
• Reining in abuses by police
• Will road tolls help end gridlock?
• Crazy about crafting
• A collection of pumpkin beers to really fall for
• ‘Ghosting’ a painful reality in the workplace
• His vanity licence plate says Meoowww
• Aviation images inspire fashion line
• Couples must frequently reassess responsibi­lities
• Beekeeping: A growing urban movement
• Good French onion soup requires a lot of time
• Grand reds with taste for history
• Book lovers unite along the waterfront
• Fall’s first author visits by the water
• The social pickler
• The ‘junk’ jeweller
• The stitch master
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• Dickey zaps Rays for victory No. 100
• Steelheads could stock NHL draft
• REASON TO HOPE
• Giovinco turns out to be the bloody big deal Reds needed
• Accuser’s mother lied, Kane prosecutor says
• Hazelton rides pine for Argos in crucial game against Redblacks
• Canada forced to change it up
• Argentina routs overmatche­d Georgia
• Dickey earns 100th career victory
• Tulowitzki aims to hit ground running
• White Sox put dent in Yankees’ divisional title hopes
• Good friends get game faces on
• Cy Young Award:
• Blatter under investigat­ion by authoritie­s in corruption probe
• Reds have great chance to extinguish Fire
• THE ATOMIC ANT HAS THE INSIDE TRACK
• Cruising the canals of England
• CENTRO REBORN
• Dorset’s mysterious green underworld
• L.A.’s cultural status gets a boost with new art museum
• IF YOU GO . . .
• Montreal church ‘charged with history’
• Sweet city ride
• Personal stories bring island race alive
• REBEL WITH A CAUSE
• ‘IT IS THE MOST COMPLICATE­D CAR OF ITS TIME.’
• How do these drivers get away with it?
• Racer organized Honda-Michelin Series
• Dealership­s need your feedback
• Use a registered dealer for your protection
• Insurance rates can vary by $1,000 across Toronto
• Tracing the history of the Popemobile
• > 2015 RAM 1500 REBEL
• Jaguar’s subtle ‘cycling style’ unveiled
• Equally distinct WRX and BRZ deliver
• Taller, sophistica­ted crossover channels Cherokee
• Toronto is joining the smart card shift
• Ford takes a gamble — will buyers bite?
• Northern resident takes issue with column on cost of licence fee
• > 2016 FORD EXPLORER PLATINUM
• Book lovers unite along the waterfront
• Fall’s first author visits by the water
• Exhibitor listings
• Find that family feeling
• Elite level athletics
• Putting the extra into extracurri­cular
• WHAT TYPE OF SCHOOL IS RIGHT FOR YOUR CHILD?
• The evolution of the student uniform
• Helping others get a leg up
• Choosing between coed and single-sex
• Advice for finding the right financial fit
• All hands on deck for parents
• DYLANN ROOF’S LAST, LOST DAYS
• HEART AND HEARTACHE
• TONY BURMAN
• Tough times for Times Square
• Living like a Victorian lady
• Ordinary people lift up their voices
• A 180-degree reversal in policy
• An on-again, off-again relationsh­ip
• > FOREIGN AID
• > HUMAN RIGHTS
• > DIPLOMACY
• > THE MILITARY
• > PEACEKEEPI­NG
• IRAN’S PLUTONIUM CONCESSION
• Self-proclaimed Sultan of Sulu

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