Toronto Star - 2020-09-30

• SURVIVAL GUIDES
• Insults fly as presidenti­al debate descends into chaos
• Private pain clinics dominate industry
• Tough start for Blue Jays
• Medical experts say more data should be made public on sources of outbreaks,
• Tanenbaum takes long view on leadership, ‘greater good’
• Ontario tightens rules for visits to nursing homes
• Ottawa to buy millions of rapid COVID-19 testing kits
• Some centres asked to limit tests, memos show
• Priority has to be pandemic, not economy
• O’Toole maintains tough stance on China
• Liberals table bill for remembranc­e of residentia­l schools
• OPINION: Residentia­l school horrors must never be forgotten,
• U of T hiring scandal leaves students powerless
• Athlete’s legacy to help shape safe return to post-pandemic sport
• N.S. premier apologizes for systemic racism
• Canadians could be facing a long winter
• Canada sanctions Belarusian president
• ‘You can tell they’re not accustomed to asking for food’
• Metrolinx CEO to stay, but with raise
• Lawsuit claims Toronto lied in saying all shelters were physically distanced
• Activists urge rethink of golf courses
• Virtual confusion has parents frustrated
• Ontario must fix this system
• Narrow focus on vaccines is a risk Canada can’t afford
• TPS needs help in probe of killing inspired by Nazi Satanist ideology
• How women — or voters — can spot a conman
• James downplayin­g Finals showdown with Heat
• Jays are overthinki­ng their pitching
• Yankees announce they’re contenders
• Signing Ujiri remains a priority for MLSE chair
• Leafs are only as good as their goaltendin­g
• Best part of the NHL’s bubble life is leaving it
• Shapovalov reaches second round
• How can I help my wife get over her mood swings?
• > STARS: MADALYN ASLAN
• Casinos, theatres and malls in sights of medical experts
• MEC opposes any effort to pause sale to Kingswood
• Expect some employers to freeze salaries, survey finds
• When self-expression is too much for kids
• Working for an economic boost
• Lack of capital a barrier for First Nations
• Court extends stay of proceeding­s for tobacco giants
• Tesla aims to mine its own lithium after dropping M&A plan
• Amazon finance manager charged with insider trading
• Google makes data pledge to win EU nod on Fitbit deal
• LVMH files suit over ruined Tiffany deal
• Early works by painter Hopper found to be copies
• This rich cake features funky black walnut
• This fall, beets and kohlrabi come to the table

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