Toronto Star - 2021-09-30

• Spears’s father dropped from conservato­rship
• Low vaccine rate a problem in those turning 12 this year
• Pfizer deemed safer for some young adults
• Vaccine mandates work. What are we waiting for?
• Ontario orders halt to school COVID tests
• Reflecting with hope and hesitation
• A balancing act of pain and kindness
• A burst of sunshine, hugging his family and finally, a hot shower
• Paul’s departure won’t cure what ails Green party
• Pensions and severance for former MPs costing taxpayers
• Conservati­ves only party not committed to vaccine mandate for MPs
• Parliament to focus on digital world this fall
• Family that helped Snowden flee thrilled to start new life
• CNN restricts access to Facebook pages in Australia after ruling
• Schools honour week of Truth and Reconcilia­tion
• Anti-vax shops may be open to lawsuits
• Use caution at holiday gatherings, top doc says
• Former hacker has plans for a memoir
• Police rule Markham house fire that killed two boys accidental
• As important as we make it
• ‘Our home and native land?’ Let us talk about that
• Focus on the family bonds colonial wickedness devoured
• Turning our collective grief to action
• Bernier and the folly of electoral reform
• What’s next for the Fairy Creek protests?
• Kenney’s resistance to help ‘defies logic’
• U.S. declares 23 species now extinct
• Bichette bashes save the day
• MLB notebook: Ohtani won’t pitch in season finale
• Bunting scores three in win over Sens
• Kerfoot secure with his many roles
• Player quits league over penalty for racial taunt
• Less may lead to more for Boucher
• NBA: It’s a travesty that The Raptor isn’t in the Hall of Fame
• Shaffelbur­g leads Reds out of the basement
• Media: Kypreos back with Sportsnet radio to talk Leafs and more Leafs
• Bengals can’t afford to stumble in Cincy
• My cousin denies she sexually abused me as kid
• OLG slammed for breaching agreement with First Nations
• Indigenous firms hit especially hard by pandemic, experts say
• China’s Evergrande is a threat to us all
• VELMA MARIAN VANSTONE (nee SOMERVILLE)
• Concert invites you into Dolly’s world
• It’s only a matter of time before Astro joins family
• Craig’s Bond career enjoys a unique ending
• TIFF co-head Vicente heads to Sundance
• Giving voice to women ‘on the verge’
• Self-Care & Body Empowermen­t
• Body Confidence Is Being Unafraid to Be You
• The Impact of Atopic Dermatitis Is More Than Skin Deep
• Tips to Embrace Natural Aging
• New fall cookbooks to spice up your kitchen
• Comfort food in a flaky, savoury puff-pastry pie
• Peter Pham’s Bánh Patê Sô (Pâté Chaud)
• GORD DOWNIE'S LEGACY OF TRUTH
• A New Way Forward, Inspired by a Traditiona­l Way of Thinking
• How an Orange Shirt Became A Symbol for Truth and Reconcilia­tion
• A Lasting Legacy of Positive Action
• Pandemic Precaution­s: How First Nations Across Ontario are Taking Measures to Combat COVID-19
• Protecting the Future of Trans Youth
• Dan Levy Shares Support Through Fashion, Fundraisin­g, and Other F-Words
• Dare to Stand Up, Dare to Care
• The Trails Way: Changing the Lives of Vulnerable Youth
• Honouring our Frontline Heroes
• Joni Mitchell to Be Honoured as MusiCares 2022 Person of the Year
• The Future is Now: Toronto Youth Are Revolution­izing Mental Health
• When Dreams Become Reality: Maïka’s Journey
• Make Hope Happen with Youth Mental Health Canada
• Operation Raise A Flag at Sunnybrook
• Healthy Breathing is Vital to a Healthy Pregnancy
• Fashion Forward: Leaving No One Behind
• No Tricks, All Treats: How This Ontario Family Is Making Halloween Accessible
• 100,000 Volunteer Firefighte­rs Answer the Call in Canada
• Bringing Natural Calm to Canadians Since 2005
• A Safe Space for Seniors
• The Future of Climate Heroes: Allie Rougeot on the Highs and Lows of Fighting Climate Change
• A Cancelled Wedding
• Until Last Breaths: The Rewarding Experience of Delivering Hospice Palliative Care
• Afghanista­n’s Women Lead Calls For Peace and Solidarity
• A Carton-Full of Reasons to Eat Ontario Eggs
• Delicious Leftover Turkey Ideas for Weekday Meals
• Peace by Chocolate: A Story of New Beginnings
• The Heroes of Canada’s Fruit and Vegetable Sector
• FREE Virtual Digestive Health Event:
• Spooktasti­c Pumpkin Mummy Doughnuts
• Lamb Doesn’t Have to be Reserved for Special Occasions!
• Lions, tigers, and manure? Oh my!
• Off the Beaten Path: Exploring the Trails of Waterloo Region
• Fogo Island Inn, Where Luxury and Sustainabi­lity Meet
• Planting Seeds of Hope in Antigua and Barbuda

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