Toronto Star - 2021-08-21

• THE BIG ISSUES
• AFGHANS’ DESPERATE FLIGHT
• Breaking the grass ceiling
• Will Quebec deliver a surprise?
• ‘I promise you, I’ll be different’
• Two contenders for power
• Big banks take lead on vaccinatio­n
• New host of Jeopardy! steps down after controvers­y,
• Political fallout in Ottawa carries echoes of Syrian refugee crisis,
• ■ Fourth wave throws wrench in back-to-work plans on Bay Street,
• GM extends recall to cover all Chevy Bolts
• Taliban, U.S. far right find common ground,
• A graveyard of clichés,
• Border block called ‘spirit and soul crushing’
• UHN tells all staff to get vaccinated by Oct. 8 or face terminatio­n
• O’Toole hounded by abortion question
• Fossil fuel debate could get deeper
• Wanted: Child care and a decent place to live
• Navigating anti-racism, reconcilia­tion and inclusion
• Bernier elbowing his way to debate stage
• How parties are fighting for the votes of new Canadians
• Canada’s role in war raises desire to help
• Reports of targeted killings renew fears of Taliban
• COME FOR A WEEKEND, STAY FOR A LIFETIME
• What took Ford so long on vaccines?
• Police involved in baby’s death not interviewe­d
• Ford pressured to toughen vaccinatio­n requiremen­ts
• Court rejects former Tory MPP’s challenge of lockdown measures
• Getting to bluffs shouldn’t be so tough
• Municipali­ties call for ‘practical’ provincewi­de vaccine passport
• Tory tells federal leaders what city needs
• Peel trustees call for end to supervisio­n
• Aurora man convicted in fence dispute gets 21 days behind one
• Fully vaccinated council supports city staff mandate
• No rescue expected on inflation
• Baker’s HBC breakup risks eating into in-store sales
• Chinese President Xi Jinping’s wealth redistribu­tion is about more than reining in tech billionair­es, he wants to motivate the youth, who are opting out of the rat race, to build a strong Chinese manufactur­ing sector.
• Retail sales climb in June
• Leon’s and La-Z-Boy are both raking in revenue — but can either sit back and relax? The Faceoff,
• Corporate America should heed the U.S. navy’s vaccine campaign manual when it comes to boosting workforce COVID-19 vaccinatio­n rates. It’s 76% fully vaccinated.
• The race to supply automakers with nickel to power their batteries is pitting two of the biggest names in mining against each other.
• Leon’s sitting pretty with revenue surge
• Small, medium-sized firms jump on vaccine policies
• Canadians deserve a party to push for a wealth tax
• Ottawa must take over care for our seniors
• Remote work can be far from efficient
• Sacklers seek legal protection in exchange for settlement funds
• Climate victories followed by problem of enforcemen­t
• GTA OPEN HOUSES TO SEE ONLINE
• Miriam Toews’ hard-won fight for joy
• Where have all the loons gone?
• He’s most at home onstage
• The guardians of the garden
• Furthest thing from flannel
• > BEYOND ‘SCHITT’S CREEK’
• Prepare for the revival of Tammy Faye
• ‘Hacks’ actor is learning to be comfortabl­e in the work
• Flavours to take you on a journey
• Make this bouillabai­sse dish, remember it forever
• Farewell to incredible, original musical mind
• > WHODUNIT JACK BATTEN
• > NEW AND NOTABLE
• Powerful treatise on foster-care system
• > BESTSELLER­S
• The first thing Noel noticed? My messy makeup
• ‘It’s a very funny position to be in’
• What nail colours are trendy?
• Sudeikis really does believe in ‘Believe’
• I think I’ve just been dumped but I’m not sure
• Mental health must be part of curriculum, experts say
• Tech for everywhere you work
• Toronto home has ‘Iron Man’ style
• Tasting your way around
• Hardy hydrangea can test your impatiens
• > WHAT THEY GOT HOUSES
• $7.5M family retreat in Pickering
• End of a law forcing road work on landowners
• Deal with clutter in 30-second blitz bursts
• Her endless treasure hunt reveals gems
• The pros and cons of selling your own house
• Pet-friendly tips for home decor
• Ten tips for a midcentury modern vibe
• Say yes to an idyllic destinatio­n wedding
• Cruising the Rideau Canal’s ‘in-betweens’
• Travel insider: Stargazing in Alberta, the Ritz’s new resto, Ontario taste tours
• A country escape close to the city
• Meet me by Marilyn Monroe’s fave pool
• Will new low-key look capture him a majority?
• Twin tragedies and the strings that pull them
• A Haligonian hick’s first trip to Toronto
• Tories have experience campaignin­g during COVID-19
• The nuts and bolts behind Liberals’ plan for a majority
• Elections underscore the public service mission of journalism
• Back to the future on child care
• Is it time to loosen the requiremen­ts for bilinguali­sm in the federal government?
• Election call just a power grab
• Installati­on of bollards is fundamenta­l to keeping city safe
• Draft a law that protects us all
• Lowry’s return scheduled for Feb. 3
• Schedule offers chance to make up lost ground
• Canadian worlds win is payback
• Fresh start for Argonauts
• Jays stranded in series opener
• Freeman’s play making his case for Cooperstow­n
• Lundqvist leaves net for ‘new chapter’
• Henderson is hanging in there
• PGA: Rahm happy he’s ahead, but not a fan of FedEx format
• Ailing Nadal done for season
• Woodbine looking for piece of new market
• Back on the road to adventure
• A happy belated 60th birthday to the wonderful Mosport
• JEWEL OF ONTARIO
• PRIDE OF BRAZIL
• Worth the wait for the wow effect
• Audi Skysphere concept a stunning, luxurious electric vehicle roadster
• Why pressure washing an engine bay is not a good idea
• Classic ride offered performanc­e for the masses
• ‘Car condos’ are becoming social clubs
• Great auto-themed products you should splurge on
• Maintain and clean leather seats?

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