Toronto Star - 2019-09-02

• Did shrinking city council make it more efficient?
• What can be labelled ‘flushable’? Almost anything, it seems
• NDP blasted over delays in approving candidates
• AND THAT MAKES THREE
• HURRICANE DORIAN STRIKES BAHAMAS
• U.S. consumers likely to feel brunt of Trump’s trade war
• Labour minister vows to build bridges with unions
• The Star’s view:
• Dogs have their day in Toronto pools
• Province runs short on gas pump stickers
• Cities hope federal leaders will talk sewage
• Hong Kong protesters target airport
• In Poland, words of remorse and caution
• Death toll rises in Texas shooting spree
• ‘He lived in a forest for hundreds of years. Now he must live in a clear cut’
• The unpreceden­ted Rosalie Abella
• Out of steam, Tea Party left bitter
• Scheer’s election slogan undermines the Canadian way
• ILO celebrates 100 years of fighting for fair labour
• Voters need to put real thought into the coming federal election
• Advancemen­ts in health care come at a cost
• Power of positivity
• Diary of an insomniac
• IT’S NOT OVER YET
• Disney dominated its rivals this summer
• TIFF’s rising stars are changing film
• Gotta hang loose at Hot Docs
• It really is the thought that counts
• Why are online daters so self-absorbed?
• Don’t worry, be happy — you may live longer
• Questions surround top-line wingers
• BEHIND AN 8-BALL
• GAME CENTRE
• Bisons backstop the first of call-ups
• Long road for an overnight sensation
• MLB: Cleveland’s Carrasco returns to cheering crowd after leukemia battle
• Luck boo birds should be ashamed
• Cup roundup: U.S. shows off its defence
• Van Zeyl sees classic from other side
• Serena rolls ankle and rolls to win
• Leclerc outduels Hamilton in Belgium
• Derby exposes rivals’ weaknesses
• Europe: Atletico rallies to keep perfect record intact

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