Toronto Star - 2019-09-04

• Taking a stand — before it’s too late
• British MPs deliver blow to Johnson
• When party leaders hit campaign trail, they may be in for a rude trip
• ‘DYSTOPIAN MESS’
• Green shift
• Former NDP candidates in New Brunswick defect to Greens, saying province has been overlooked by their old party,
• Fatal fire on scuba boat prompts scrutiny of regulation­s
• Quebec woman awaits word from her parents
• Hurricane tracking shows Maritimes in storm’s path
• First day of school sees fewer educators
• Family calls for inquest into death of son at school for the blind
• Worker advocates take ‘phantom job’ case to UN
• ‘We have to address climate change as if it’s war’
• Saving the world from climate crisis is personal
• Stop exposing kids to vaping
• Keeping our streets safe takes effort from all of us
• Personal attacks on Thunberg beneath all politician­s
• The lure of the subway is greater than the lake
• Are Ontario Health Teams designed for failure?
• Data companies too important to regulate themselves
• Taliban defend Kabul suicide bombing
• Business is booming for Airbnb watchdog
• Foreign share of oilsands production falls
• TOY TROUBLES
• Global markets racked with anxiety amid Brexit, China fears
• Homebuyers in Ontario are the most pessimisti­c
• Halifax tops analysis of pot in wastewater
• Confusion trips up roll-out of federal labour reform
• Canadian processors bear brunt of meat ban
• Huawei accuses the U.S. of cyberattac­ks, threatenin­g its staff
• United Auto Workers to target GM first in labour negotiatio­ns
• Chinese companies willing to be patient with oilsands assets
• Foraging for wild MUSHROOMS
• Trudeau a deer in the headlights in Minhaj’s hands
• A guide to getting cheap theatre tickets
• TIFF-bound favourites emerge at Telluride
• ‘Freshman 15’ and what it means for men
• A taste of home for Punjabi truckers
• In praise of toast as a summer supper
• Baking in ‘breakthrou­gh’ with allulose
• A tomato chutney to remember
• Teens need help dealing with divorce
• TTC fined $330K in worker death
• More than 100 Toronto ER doctors urge province to reverse public health cuts
• Ex-lawyer stole from diet doctor, faces prison
• AIRBNB ON TRIAL
• TTC riders criticize Presto card outage
• ‘Speed bump of death!’ makes for a nasty drive
• Canada flop a kick in the brass
• BARRIE, ONT.
• Andreescu finds peace in hostile territory
• Next wave of starters behind in the count
• Canada looks lost in league of nations
• No place in NHL for Cup hero — yet
• Fabulous addition coming to staff
• Taking a swing at free agency
• Ex-Jay Donaldson bringer of pain again in mini-series finale
• Williams steamrolls into semis
• Andreescu impresses Canadian ex-player
• Argos bring out the best in Ticat
• Number switch has deeper meaning

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