Toronto Star - 2021-10-18

• Province urged to be cautious in next step of reopening
• Turning ‘arsonists into the fire brigade’
• Goalie lives NHL dream for one day
• In Quebec, some towns struggle to find local candidates
• Alberta vote a test for Kenney, too
• Dark future may be looming for Canadian oil producers
• What would Canada look like without equalizati­on payments?
• Knife to be returned to Algonquin nations
• Governor General lands in Germany for state visit
• Officer says 90 per cent of military is now fully vaccinated
• March of Women rallies against poverty, violence
• Unvaccinat­ed Catholic teachers face suspension
• Hamilton group fights for homeless encampment­s
• Some municipali­ties want jabs before I Do’s
• Keeping social bonds strong
• It’s irresponsi­ble to equate the far right and far left
• Of masks and men
• Let’s act on Ontarians’ preference for non-profit LTC
• France marks 1961 massacre of Algerians
• Israeli officer punished for using force on protesters
• E-Rod gets starting nod for Red Sox in Game 3
• Andersen controls rebound in Raleigh
• Bonga rounds out roster, praises Canadian influences
• Bills could really be in business — and soon
• Raiders begin new era on a mile-high note
• This off-season will have to be spent wisely
• New boyfriend is stringing along another woman
• Social-media obsession is bad for mental health and finances
• New fund may change the game for retirees
• Cooling-off period can help you avoid financial FOMO
• Charming rental is furnished, but small
• Rock star poses and doling out roses
• Velvet Undergroun­d was an ‘aspiration­al influence’
• Transplant programs review policy on vaccinatio­ns
• Combating centuries of menstrual stigma

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