Toronto Star - 2017-09-01

• TAKING STALK OF CITY CROPS
• Boy shot by police ‘deserved second chance,’ family says
• Tribunal denies autistic boy service dog in school
• Trump says he and Trudeau want NAFTA deal by year’s end
• MP quits Liberal caucus over harassment allegation­s
• Thousands fleeing fire angered by wait
• Air Transat pilots explain delay plight
• Texas begins search for bodies
• U.S. targets Russian missions as diplomatic row escalates
• Trump takes step forward on border wall
• The science of hard knocks
• Fire safety measure a hopeful start
• Indigenous take active role in big projects
• Landlords to face penalty for turfing tenants without fault
• Switched-at-birth review gives families little comfort
• ‘Proud Boys’ servicemen returned to regular duty
• France unveils contentiou­s labour overhaul
• U.S. shows N. Korea its air ‘force’ with warplanes
• Violence engulfs Burma’s minority Muslims
• Fatal building collapse in India after storm
• Catcalls objectify and degrade women
• A test of the curriculum
• Lessons for Toronto
• Luxury condo won’t help housing crunch
• Ontario corporatio­ns can afford to pay decent wages
• Nuclear-armed N. Korea a reality to be dealt with
• Noah’s ark and the eternal appeal of rescue porn
• Border agency shares crossing info with U.S.
• A magical, eclectic mix of oddities
• Household spending key in GDP boost
• Can pumpkin spice keep its mojo?
• Robo-cars still jumpy during tests on the road
• FORCE TAKES FLIGHT
• TD ON THE RISE
• Blockchain investment firm plans $50M IPO
• Campbell expects its sales to keep falling
• Exciting movies? Autumn’s got ’em
• SEASON’S FLEETING
• Re-encounteri­ng a UFO movie classic
• A SOCA KING, A DESIGN DEITY AND SOME FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• Nicky Jam is savouring his second chance
• Buskerfest brings new blood to The Beach
• Spooky film’s sweet start takes confusing turn
• Degrassi actor shifts to war on drugs in Narcos
• Co-founder of band Lighthouse dead at 74
• Western Canada to shine at TIFF
• OMNI Regional launches amid diversity controvers­y
• A sneak preview of next spring’s hot new greenery
• Great sex doesn’t mean you should resume dating
• Biting into trends at this year’s Ex
• Yonge St. businesses to get property tax break
• TDSB suspends police program in high schools
• Tories wary as Ford mulls political future
• SOUND OF SILENCE
• Nobody waiting in new shelter
• Anti-binge drinking ad aimed at women falls flat
• Bike repair shop’s philosophy of ‘yes’
• Sept. 1, 1956: Soviet delegation visits the Ex
• Shapovalov winning matches and fans
• Rio sensation pools resources
• WHO YA GONNA CALL (UP) . . .
• THE MESSY BREAKUP
• >INSIDE ON THE OPEN
• Andretti back for Pinty’s encore
• Lakers fined $500K for tampering
• Bradley’s leadership puts U.S. back on course
• Canadians bridge generation gap on pitch
• Morales bat trick powers Blue Jays

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