Toronto Star - 2019-09-10

• THE NO SMOG DAYS OF SUMMER
• Tech giants’ FAANGs sink teeth into our wallets
• MPPs told to hold their applause in legislatur­e
• Climate change ‘No. 1 issue,’ says AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde,
• Andrew Scheer plans to kick off his campaign tomorrow,
• Chantal Hébert on Bernier’s home province troubles,
• Susan Delacourt digs into Facebook ads,
• Dorian cleanup continues in N.S.
• Province launches $6M pilot project to help curb youth suicides
• British Parliament deals defeat to PM
• Meet Splitsvill­e’s resident philosophe­r
• Ford creating two student classes on campus
• Young Liberals flock to Del Duca
• Bahamian hurricane survivors forced off ferry over U.S. visa issue
• What you need to know about the tech giants
• A Canadian win for the ages
• Ontarians with disabiliti­es on losing end of e-scooter pilot
• Know the value of a cup of coffee, or risk losing it
• The solution to hospital overcrowdi­ng is home care
• Yes. It’s a fairer system for everyone
• No. It’s a simplistic, false remedy
• Alberta prepares for Klein-era cuts
• ‘Going backwards’ on air-travel accessibil­ity
• Andreescu set to make millions in endorsemen­ts
• Feds struggle with data gap measuring gig economy
• U.K. pilots’ strike leaves Canadians scrambling
• TREADING WATER
• MOVIE MAGIC
• Nissan CEO quits as firm looks past scandals
• Hong Kong tourism suffers worst month since SARS
• Moon rising under the Gardiner
• City wants e-scooters off sidewalks
• Panel told hotels can’t fill growing tourism need
• City to test driverless shuttles in Scarboroug­h
• Fine discrepanc­ies baffle TTC riders
• Electrical system failure led to 650 Parliament fire
• Sunwing plane blows tire on landing
• Police issue alert after child picks up syringe
• ‘She is the one who gave me my open heart’
• Playing the right card
• Best gift for grandson is some life insurance
• Demonizing an opponent won’t win the election
• THE TWO POPES
• Estate planning for your pets
• Is he toxic or just boring?
• A child raised by many mothers
• H&M stops buying Brazil’s leather
• Study suggests opioids are over-prescribed
• A sharp take on whodunit genre
• In praise of an old school thrill ride
• This is the Fabulous tale of Flournoy
• A message worth repeating
• CLIMBING THE CHARTS
• Laryea dazzles after position switch
• Big Papi throws out first pitch at Fenway
• Waiting game needs to end in Canada
• NHL: Werenski agrees to three-year, $15-million extension with Blue Jackets
• Greece gets win, just not by enough
• Raptors: Donaldson takes her own route to NBA coaching job
• Canada needs quick answers
• Saints steal win with long field goal

Toronto Star - 2019-09-09

Toronto Star - 2019-09-11