Toronto Star - 2021-10-23

• Hillier slammed for false virus claims
• ‘Succession’ has nothing on Rogers family drama
• Reimaginin­g a sustainabl­e future
• Ford’s in way of minister trying to help workers
• Most Canadians will have to wait for booster
• Fortin appeals court ruling in bid to get his vaccine czar post back
• ‘I just want the world to go back to normal’
• Ford’s plan tempered by an old Ontario virtue — caution
• ‘Not an anti-vaxxer’ but stuck in the middle
• Officials probe fatal shooting on Baldwin film set
• Everyone else is coming to town
• How many municipali­ties does it take to solve a beeping problem?
• Status quo allows preventabl­e pedestrian death
• Raptors: Birch gets better, and has no plans on keeping his secret to himself
• Locker room happy to get the show on the road
• A good start just isn’t enough
• Alouettes join Argos at top of the East
• Refused the jab, lost her job
• StatCan fails to capture high food prices
• Investors love new Apple product launches
• Will Microsoft’s lower prices lure them away?
• A hydro power fight expected in N.Y. state
• N.S. eyes taxes for homebuyers from away
• Pipeline fight affects relations, Enbridge says
• New Toronto company can alert firms to unintended consequenc­es in their AI
• Pfizer says its vaccine for kids is 90.7% effective
• Ontario is on the verge of home-care crisis
• It’s time for brands to get better at giving credit
• Mentorship programs matter now more than ever
• Transformi­ng the way we heat our homes
• A SELECTION OF VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSES IN THE GTA
• ‘Invasion’ takes Toronto actor through sand, secrets
• A deep dive into the ‘Blue Period’
• Dazzling debut writers shining at festival
• ‘We came from exactly where you came from’
• Storied reflection­s on Leonard Cohen
• JACK BATTEN
• > BESTSELLER­S
• The beauty and joy in an ordinary life
• They shoot, they score for the community
• Can I ask if someone dyed their hair?
• Fans are eating up Tucci’s new book
• Space is television’s familiar frontier
• Undervalue­d charms of South Africa
• He melted my case of nerves away
• Salty, smoky, seared scallops rich in umami
• Wife didn’t tell the truth to husband about sexual past
• Two artists with one ‘wow’-provoking show
• The trials and tribulatio­ns of ‘Superstar’
• ‘You’ actor flexes his new dance moves
• > STARS MECCA WOODS
• A few new clues for Hardy Boys fans
• Why home grown plants are best
• Toronto’s plan for affordable housing? Tax new homes more
• EAST BAYFRONT
• Condo has lake, marina views
• Haunted houses are not for all buyers
• Coasting along Australia’s beach clubs
• Adventures destined to blow you away
• Lift your spirits at Mexico’s Casa Silencio
• Can’t sleep on planes? Try these to create a cosy cocoon 30,000 feet up
• What, exactly, is a ‘super boutique hotel’?
• A Black man, a fatal police shooting and a widow who didn’t back down
• A peek inside the eye of the storm
• We may be living with new variants for a while
• CITATION PLEASE
• The polite face of climate change denial
• Greenpeace chief warns of ‘greenwashi­ng’ at UN climate talks
• Mailbag: Journalist impostors, Star sports coverage and more
• Promises vs. action: the yawning gap
• The right words changed my son’s life
• Why women should assert their right to be called ‘women’
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Lowry lights fire under Heat
• Taylor revives Dodgers with power
• The path to a deal with Rielly
• Worried? Not the Lakers
• ‘I’m happily estranged from the game’
• Mavs aim for new level with new leader
• Bills ‘fortunate’ to have Sanders
• Two-door Hollywood royalty
• I have my critics, but Page and McReynolds top the list
• A ‘sleek and modern’ Hyundai
• A CLOSER LOOK: 2022 HYUNDAI SANTA CRUZ ULTIMATE
• Driving a childhood obsession
• Getting your new car ready for winter
• A revolting trend: EV battery fraud
• Hobbyists with an eye for cool cars
• Auto-themed products you should splurge on
• Ontario’s bone-chilling destinatio­ns
• Understand trouble codes?

Toronto Star - 2021-10-22

Toronto Star - 2021-10-24