Toronto Star - 2021-10-25

• HOW TORONTO ALMOST LOST MASAI
• Trump’s latest attempt at seizing a bullhorn
• Internal government analysis shows reliance on CRB
• Vaccinatin­g children no easy call for some parents
• The provincial battle to attract nurses
• Some incentive programs offered across Canada
• It’s doors wide open for gyms, restaurant­s
• Military arrives in Iqaluit to assist with ongoing water crisis
• Calgary councillor refuses to step down
• Citizen-led effort offers homes to the homeless
• How to cross into the U.S. with your unvaccinat­ed kids
• U.K. sees Canada as reliable climate partner
• Fire on B.C. cargo ship under control
• In France, police being called out by abuse victims
• An end run to save lives in Africa
• Pope calls for safety of Libyan migrants
• ‘Potentiall­y historic rain’ hits drought-stricken California
• Would-be car buyers find block in the road
• Going urban foraging? Be careful what you eat
• The rise of multiple-property owners
• Slow, smart and hopeful
• Overhaulin­g Canada’s antiquated electoral system
• ‘Going out green’: options for eco-friendly burials
• It’s hard to be a ‘woman,’ so let us keep our word
• One piece of the affordable housing puzzle
• Lost weekend stirs Leaf doubts
• Leafs’ early issues start at the top
• Leafs-Hurricanes: No acrimony for Andersen ahead of reunion
• ‘They punched us in the mouth’
• Raptors bench low on juice
• Auto racing: Verstappen extends title chase lead with F1 win
• Brady hits TD milestone in Bucs rout
• Check in with your brother while avoiding toxic mother
• TSX keeps climbing, but how long can this run last?
• Niche is the new mainstream on YouTube
• Inside a player’s career-ending protest
• Did Dracula speak to ghost hunter investigat­ing castle?
• Exit the dragon? Experts say iconic reptiles in danger
• Communicat­ion key in kids vaccine rollout

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