Toronto Star - 2021-09-14

• O’Toole turns up heat on Trudeau
• Hospital protesters are a lonely bunch. But don’t discount their anger
• Trudeau is betting you want more change. O’Toole is sure you don’t
• Toronto General staff look out Monday at the antivaccin­ation protest below. The University Health Network called the protest “dishearten­ing.”
• ‘In the end it’s all about winning’
• Four children among six dead in N.S. trailer fire,
• With end in sight, majority seems unlikely for Conservati­ves or Liberals,
• Campus sees grim start to school year
• Federal campaign reveals Canada’s dirty little secret
• Shooting survivors urge voters not to pick Tories
• Blind lawyer decries lack of accessible, private voting options
• Candidate apologizes for baseless tweets
• OPINION: No place for the swastika in Canadian political discourse,
• Start here to catch up to California governor recall
• Donors pledge $1.2B in funds for Afghans
• Tensions mark Day 1 of B.C. passports
• Alberta doctors press government to strengthen restrictio­ns
• Norway’s centre-left heads to election victory
• Toronto needs targeted incentives to reach vaccine goal
• City staff have time to reveal shot status
• Unvaccinat­ed straining hospital resources
• TPH probing 23 schools for COVID-19 cases
• Leave health workers alone
• If telecoms accept subsidies, they must keep jobs here
• Safeguardi­ng our democracy is everyone’s responsibi­lity
• Judge parties by actions on climate change
• Steeves impresses Wickenheis­er in camp
• The possibilit­ies for Manoah are limitless
• The hits just keep on coming for the Blue Jays
• Lawrence ‘really bad’ in debut
• Steelers: Upset of Bills shows team can still be a force in AFC
• Quarterbac­k carousel continues in Washington
• Miami learning to handle adversity
• Acquaintan­ce’s political emails growing tiresome
• The pandemic’s not over, but subsidies soon will be
• Do good for society, and do well for yourself
• Groundbrea­king debut at TIFF
• Cineplex accuses Cineworld of bad faith
• A red carpet moment
• CN Rail is under increased pressure from activist investor TCI Fund Management to make boardroom changes as the result of its failed Kansas Southern bid.
• Amazon Canada said it will hire 15,000 new employees this fall as part of its expansion plans.
• With Canada’s economy on the rebound, $14 billion worth of commercial real estate changed hands in the second quarter.
• Apple shares rose on Monday as analysts remain bullish ahead of Tuesday’s new iPhone release.
• Commodity prices around the globe are on the rise again, which will lead to increased prices.
• U.K. OKs vaccines for children ages 12 to 15
• Fidelity to boost digital assets team by 70%
• Dutch court rules Uber must pay drivers benefits
• Gap to buy back debt with bond sale of $1.5B
• ‘Bachelor Canada’ winner back for more in ‘Paradise’
• Latest Drake his best. That’s ‘certified’
• The whims of our four-legged neighbour Kevin
• Spread that PB&J and live a little longer
• How to sidestep those fussy dress codes effortless­ly

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