Toronto Star - 2020-10-23

• Anger management
• Tips pour in after detectives name Jessop’s presumed killer
• Police to shift tactics after failure of anti-gang measures
• As we are watching all these other spouses and partners and extended family members being granted permission to come to Canada, we have members of our group who can’t even come for the birth of their children. How’s that fair and compassion­ate?
• Ontario reports surge in COVID infections despite new measures
• Media challenges government to rein in big tech
• Mental-health supports increased for youth
• O’Toole fuels clash with shot at Trudeau
• Silly political games not what Canada needs right now
• Justice for families rests with the premier
• Wynne blasts PCs for giving degree authority to evangelica­l college
• CDC changes definition of close contact with virus
• Neo-Nazi claims to be soldier in secret chat
• U.S. FDA approves remdesivir as first virus treatment
• Nominees accused each other of corruption
• Peel mental-health response teams working
• Defence says rape claim against ex-coach fabricated
• Councillor recovers from West Nile virus
• Weeds that refuse to take seasonal cues
• Doctor who assaulted patients granted release
• A blueprint for action
• Vital health commitment­s must not be left unfinished
• The death cult around Trump
• Viral video highlights discrimina­tion at Halton board
• DFO must respect Indigenous lobster fishing rights
• Dash for cash
• Surprising Morton closes in on record
• Aiming higher than Grichuk in centre
• Lue vows to be a voice for change
• $1M Secret sponsorshi­p keeps pro dreams alive
• ‘Nameless’ Jana makes a statement
• My depressed partner developed drinking problem
• > STARS MADALYN ASLAN
• Air Canada feels pressure to match WestJet’s refund policy
• No green this Christmas for working Santas
• Sun Life buys majority stake in Attanasio’s Crescent Capital
• Rogers revenue, profit top expectatio­ns
• Borat returns for so-so sequel
• $100M fund to research ways to cut emissions
• Tech CEOs subpoenaed over suppressed article
• Oil demand may take lasting hit from pandemic, World Bank says
• Airlines’ losses mount, but demand for travel grows
• Google set to face ‘wave’ of antitrust battles
• WhatsApp banks on business messaging over ads for revenue
• ANGELA JOSEPHINE TODD (nee GABRIEL)
• WILLIAM SOROKOLIT
• FRED "TEADOR" SHEMKO
• Toronto magician was North America’s skeptic-in-chief
• Short-video app Quibi shutting down
• How to ace online holiday shopping
• Bracing for ‘a long, dark winter’
• Portman releases children’s book of gender-inclusive fables

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