Toronto Star - 2020-09-07

• WILL MY KID BE SAFE?
• Almost every holiday this year has been cancelled or curtailed. Boo humbug
• Smaller schools try to do what bigger colleges and universiti­es are avoiding
• We didn’t sleep much I remember that. We might have dozed off for an hour, but not much more than that. We were just too excited.
• Community members raise thousands to help surviving family members in Oshawa murder case,
• Rest is not an option when the Raptors’ season is on the line.
• A mother and daughter hurt in a car crash are now facing eviction,
• Number of COVID cases linked to weddings climbs
• N.Y. mayor announces police reforms after in-custody death
• Researcher­s explore impacts of virus on brain
• Canada’s interventi­on in Myanmar court case sees roadblocks
• Ontario First Nations mark 25 years since Ipperwash crisis
• Orders for flu vaccine increase across Canada
• ‘It looks like Mars out there’
• Cohen memoir casts him as star witness against Trump
• Dozens arrested as protests rage in Portland
• Canada rolls the dose on vaccines
• Race for coronaviru­s vaccine pits spy against spy
• How long should a sick kid stay home?
• We have embraced the outdoors this summer. Can we love winter?
• Woman has had to throw out furniture 5 times
• Please everyone, follow the COVID-19 rules
• Fighting the other pandemic
• Teachers could do with a little support from the premier
• It’s time to end protection­s for senators who misbehave
• Let’s treat migrant farmworker­s as valued community members
• It’ll take more than ‘bags of soup’ for Trump to lose
• Our recovery must be just and equitable
• Taking stock of GM’s trades
• Bolts, Isles are shining minus stars
• Home is a state of mind in bubble
• With Giannis off court, Bucks avoid sweep
• The ball is in Canada’s court
• Johnson extends lead to five shots
• Yankees stumbling into series with Jays
• False abuse accusation does lasting harm
• Mortgage renewal not the problem if you lost your job
• Head back to the office with a few things in mind
• Big guys thrive, while small firms dive
• Movie ‘should be a provocatio­n’
• Making moves to move on up
• Think more than just rates for mortgages
• Venice fest charts a path forward for industry hit hard by pandemic
• ‘Tenet’ tallies $20.2M over holiday weekend
• How to create the perfect, therapeuti­c bath at home
• Coping with the loss of routine during the pandemic
• Insta-perfect weddings, with strings attached

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