Toronto Star - 2021-09-29

• Hundreds of businesses unite to defy passport rules
• Breakthrou­gh or a belated embrace
• A day of hope, sadness on path to healing
• Two Prairie provinces, twin health crises
• High cases among kids lead to tightened rules in B.C.
• Calls grow to stop doctors telling COVID lies
• Liberals hope for lasting power
• U.S. commander calls Afghan war ‘strategic failure’
• Johnson says U.K. fuel crisis improving
• About 56 per cent of transit workers disclosed status
• Watchdog to probe clearing of homeless encampment­s
• Man found guilty in the murder of his girlfriend
• Police seek suspect caught on video in robbery of ATM company
• Use all tools to protect kids
• Indoor dining is still too risky for many people in Ontario
• Business-minded China should be made to listen
• Why I gave up my career to become an Anglican priest
• Jays beaten, but all is not lost
• Cole has had Jays’ number — but they might be catching up
• James confirms he got COVID-19 vaccine, but says it’s a personal choice
• Universiti­es end women’s hockey scholarshi­p pilot
• Smereck won’t play until league removes player over racist act
• Sharpened Matthews returns to the ice
• Success is at rookie’s fingertips
• I fear my friend is being abused by her boyfriend
• > STARS MECCA WOODS
• Imbalance in housing market creates greater vulnerabil­ity
• N.L. to roll out vaccine mandates, passports
• Analysts predict tech takeover
• Tesla poised for ‘strongest quarter ever,’ analyst says
• Cadence Weapon wins Polaris prize for hip-hop album
• How to positively talk sex with your kids
• Study finds kids were at low risk of severe COVID early in the pandemic
• In ‘Nuclear Family,’ a filmmaker frames herself
• Finalists named for Atwood Gibson writing award

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