Toronto Star - 2016-09-08

• AGENT OF CHANGE ROOM
• Navy’s troubled subs could be sunk by 2022
• Durham cop owned unlicensed pot shop
• ‘Your heart breaks for the families’
• SEA OF RED
• Mayor takes a sweaty ride on subway line with no AC,
• TIFF warms up with pre-festival soirée,
• Apple ditches the headphone jack
• Eat, Pray, Love author reveals lesbian relationsh­ip
• 1976 VS. 2016: THE FESTIVAL THEN AND NOW
• CRTC questions TV providers’ ‘skinny basic service’ offers
• Relief coming from soaring hydro bills, Wynne says
• A candidate’s baffling request
• Immigrant screening idea called ‘wedge’ in Tory race
• $1.7M for education to create safe spaces
• Calgary judge worked hard to change, mentor testifies
• Back to school bogged down by bargaining
• Gift of steel rewards Gander’s 9/11 kindness
• MDs want to ban cannabis for those younger than 21
• Eleven reasons Clinton isn’t crushing Trump
• Canadian tech helping to grab asteroid chunk
• Russia ‘eroding world order,’ U.S. says
• UN: 100,000 SYRIANS DISPLACED IN 8 DAYS
• How Edward Snowden hid with asylum seekers
• Officials don’t know squat about kumquat
• Coaches to get transgende­r sensitivit­y training
• Time to fix the follies of colonialis­m
• Leitch points the wrong way
• A fight for jobs
• Tax corporate sales rather than profits
• Lecturing China was rich
• What went wrong with Olivia Chow’s mayoral bid
• Alberta the new coal-burning canary
• Beware of old stereotype­s in new language
• Profession­al improv-ment
• Bank of Canada remains cautious as exports fall
• OUT TO SEA
• Canadians’ debt loads worsening
• Toronto home sales soar 23.5% over 2015
• European adventure teaches HBC a lesson
• Carney defends bank’s Brexit position
• Sears posts $91.6M loss as revenue drops 15.6%
• TALKING STARS HOLLOW IN T.O.
• Taylor Swift’s downward spiral continues
• BOLD AND CURRENT
• Prosecutor­s seek to broaden Cosby trial
• Festival reflects cultural shifts
• Giller nominees both global and original
• Stranger Things kids basking in their new-found fame
• What $150M could buy, apart from James Bond
• When showbiz and baseball meet
• Refugee crisis brought down to a human scale
• VISUAL ARTS
• TORY FEELS THE TTC HEAT
• Airbnb use on the rise in Ontario
• Developer fined for chopping trees
• Blunt note from Riverdale school makes the juice box Public Enemy No. 1,
• Deportee seeks damages for 5-year detention
• ‘Parking sign from Mars’ leaves drivers guessing
• What’s the deal with the hot subway cars?
• A stumble in the Bronx
• The best of times, the meth of times
• Kei Nishikori blocks out the noise to knock Andy Murray out of the U.S. Open,
• Jays ‘try to shake it up just a hair’
• Bloated rosters shouldn’t be allowed to determine races
• Jays notebook: Bautista drops in the order, Encarnacio­n keeps producing, and Grilli hits a rough patch
• Woods sets return date after yearlong absence
• Goalies who could make the difference
• Risk of injury doesn’t scare away players
• Price will test knee with Friday game
• TFC the fourth most valuable on Forbes list
• Age is no limit for Open ball boys and girls, especially at night
• The Broncos have shown that a quarterbac­k can be overrated
• Canadian men left with questions again as drought continues
• A special town to write home about
• Peninsula Tokyo guests can hunt lost Pokemon
• Rolling with Montreal’s night riders
• 5 EXPERIENCE­S THAT STAND OUT
• Born to run . . . on stage with The Boss
• A new kind of sexism this campaign
• Chocolate-orange cake is worth the undertakin­g
• GET SCHOOLED ON YOUR NEXT VACATION
• Readers respond to wedding venue advice

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