Toronto Star - 2017-09-02

• FREEDOM FIGHTER
• How Keesmaat fought subway plan — and lost
• UN pushes Canada to curb immigratio­n detention
• SHOWTIME!
• Onward and upward
• FINAL CREDITS
• How the Star handles and corrects mistakes
• Red Bull heir evades hit-and-run charges
• NAFTA talks resume in Mexico City
• Police cleared after man severs fingers in cell door
• Lac-St-Jean byelection a litmus test for Liberals
• Defending Atwood in condo divide
• Kenya court overturns election win
• Cop arrests nurse over blood dispute
• CEOs, GOPs defend ‘dreamers’ program
• Smoke seen pouring from Russian consulate chimney
• Harvey’s terror spreads to the Deep South
• Harvey’s toll estimated at $80 billion and rising — second only to hurricane Katrina
• Pope reveals he sought help from Jewish psychoanal­yst
• Government seeks heated trailers for asylum seekers
• No more nickel and diming employees
• Investing firm tool aids in reducing potential for peril
• A political hot potato in a fraught market
• QUANTUM LEAP
• LULULEMON-ADE
• Growth for U.S. jobs slows down
• Vancouver homeowners let houses do the work
• There’s money to be made from returned products
• FUTURE OF DOUBLE-ENDING
• Bungalow is perfect home for animal lovers
• Etobicoke: $950,000
• Port Hope: $460,000
• Seattle is America’s biggest company town
• New brain game will blow your mind
• Too good to ignore
• AUTHOR PENS GOLDEN SATIRE REFLECTING TRUMP ERA
• RISE OF THE CANLIT CANON
• Is there anything new in TV’s fall lineup?
• It is still a ‘long road’ to moviemakin­g equality
• ‘LUKE SKYWALKER’ ON RETURN, CARRIE FISHER
• Nothing’s holding back moody band Unbuttoned
• Familiar faces confront uncomforta­ble label
• Glimmergla­ss brings true opera rarity to stage
• Searing portrait of Ireland and the Catholic Church
• Putting the past to rest
• Collection is unified by its human depths
• Passion for children’s books and fables inspired author
• Teachers start new Islamic school
• Doug Ford ready for mayoral rematch
• T.O. courts welcome Iggy, a facility dog for victimized youth
• HERITAGE FOMENT
• Let’s make a deal on city planning
• Litre of gas to hit $1.32 in wake of hurricane
• Parents left scrambling after non-profit closes
• Port Perry baby gets very warm welcome
• New red light cameras curbing fatal collisions
• City’s first TV station goes live
• The blossoming of Regent Park
• Give your garden a back-to-school wardrobe
• What home buyers are really looking for in their new properties
• Living among the trees
• It’s how you see yourself
• GTA will face tough housing decisions amid intensific­ation
• ‘Pup’ tent is a dog’s home away from home
• Why do I need title insurance if I have home insurance?
• The Kidder instinct
• Instead of helping Yemen’s kids, we bloody our hands
• SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE
• MUCH WORK TO BE DONE
• THE SHINING SEAS
• STATUS UPDATES
• Word choice in forecasts can mean life or death
• CITATION PLEASE
• Amateur spy used guile, guts to learn Nazi plans
• A marvellous site for a dune dance
• Japanese whalers win this round vs. Sea Shepherd activists
• Blending two unfunny subjects — German politics and humour
• Leaders, tribal groups angered by Trump’s Afghanista­n policy
• Shakeup holds promise and risk
• We need to debate limits to free speech in digital era
• Houston was warned
• We must learn from Harvey’s devastatio­n
• Is Annex condo bad planning or needed housing?
• She’s macarons the master of
• Chill out with this easy cold soba salad
• CHIPS AND SIPS
• Jumping up is a gamble for dogs
• Neighbour claims ignorance after his dog mauled a cat
• Courtyards: a new, popular trend for outdoor living space
• He was the total package — until I slept over
• Constant boys nights a barrier to settling down
• THIRSTY? GRAB YOURSELF A TIFF DRINK
• SCREEN SAVERS
• MEET THE NEW LEADER OF THE NIGHT’S WATCH
• TEN ACTORS BEHIND THE LENS
• IT’S WORTH THE SHUTTLE BUS TO TIFF’S COOLEST ’NEW’ VENUE
• >THREE MUST-SEE MOVIES
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER DOWN
• HOW THE WEST IS WON
• Chinese foray X factor in salary breakthrou­gh
• Hernandez arrives with high expectatio­ns
• EX MARKS REMATCH
• Beckham bounce might lift O’s into playoffs
• MLB: Yankees’ Sabathia takes Boston’s bunting as a slap in the face
• Adding second ace puts Astros over the moon
• Elliott files suit over shaky evidence
• Argos hope Posey a threat to Ticats
• Crafton has no time for any funny business
• Wolfpack: Worthingto­n enjoying ‘best of both worlds’
• Ray can relate to Collaros’s struggles
• Henderson shares lead in pursuit of three-peat
• Johnson heats up at chilly TPC Boston
• An ode to Open’s unstrung heroes
• Canada’s most unusual cruise
• Hikers step up to wintry artistic challenge
• Every day is a snow day at Carnaval
• The Pebble Beach Councours d’Elegance is a car lover’s dream
• Hyundai Ioniq maintains an easy elegance
• Distracted driving column resonated
• Meant to be driven with confidence

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