Toronto Star - 2015-09-28

• IT’S THE LITTLE THINGS
• Domestic violence program in ‘crisis’
• DONALDSON’S PERFECT ENDING
• NDP unveils climate change plan
• Putin vs. Obama the main event at UN General Assembly meeting
• Grease is the word
• $22-million man
• Supermoon a rare, fleeting phenomenon
• VW warned about tricks years ago
• Mulcair, NDP need a change in strategy
• Trade, terror and aid to top foreign policy debate
• Poll suggests growing tolerance on social issues
• ‘He loves to push me. I go flying’
• ‘They don’t teach you nothing’
• Province misread data in cutting program length, longtime group leader charges
• A chance to reclaim lost ground
• Put hunger, environmen­t on agenda
• Separate stories; similar underlying theme
• Federal budget surplus came at cost to public safety
• Liberals offer national babysittin­g plan
• Standing against the ‘tides of hatred’
• Hearing is Beliebing
• WHAT DREAMS MAY COME
• Grindhouse undergoes a Canadian renovation
• Turning medical research into tangible solutions
• Teach kids to love reading by setting an example
• Guide for treating concussion won’t make your head spin
• Kvetching about UPX is still premature
• Toronto waters kept safe by volunteer-staffed search and rescue team
• WRITER’S BLOCK
• Worried residents want plug pulled on Muzik
• City hall welcomes ‘progressiv­e voice’ in ex-Wynne staffer Siri Agrell
• LEADING THE CHARGE
• Jays made the most of time at home
• Scots surge in second half to beat Americans
• Boyes gets deal while others get cut
• Romo-less Cowboys fall to Falcons
• Bills bounce back by dominating Dolphins
• Argos put the team ahead of the player to end slide in Ottawa
• Universal, affordable broadband should be an election issue
• Electrifyi­ng breakthrou­ghs
• THINK OF THE CHILDREN
• RETURNING HOME
• Rumour roundup on Google’s new devices
• Five big made-in-Canada video game franchises
• Facebook, Hollywood team up to push virtual reality

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