Toronto Star - 2021-10-29

• MOST PARENTS WANT KIDS TO GET VACCINE, POLL FINDS
• Air going out of tires as Biden eyes victory lap
• N.S. guarantees jobs for nursing grads
• Ex-MP sues provincial Tories over failed nomination bid
• UHN says court has no jurisdicti­on in challenge of hospital mandate
• Law protects rights to wear poppies at work
• Spilled cargo puts coastal First Nations at risk
• New Psoriasis Treatments Make Clear Skin the Standard of Care
• Complaint accuses former N.Y. governor of sex crime
• Auto lovers can soon park their toy in its own condo
• Jobs on line for unvaccinat­ed city staff
• Tory is the Rogers therapist, but T.O. needs a session
• COVID-19 sweeps through Newmarket hockey league
• Open data can help protect our Great Lakes
• Cabinet shuffle shows PM is serious on climate change
• From book launches to missile launches, the Cold War is back
• Will care services be there when we need them?
• Squeaking by Hawks solves nothing
• Barnes or Suggs? Just relax!
• Cloud hovers over the ice
• CFL Week 13 picks: Elks seek first home win
• Afghanista­n aims to give fans something to cheer about
• Altuve steps up to the plate for Astros
• Divorcee needs legal help regarding custody issues
• > STARS: MECCA WOODS
• Suncor Energy doubles dividend on strong earnings
• European Central Bank leaves pandemic stimulus unchanged
• Starbucks raises wages to average of $17 in U.S.
• Australia takes first step in internatio­nal reopening
• ‘There’s a need to bring the city back to life’
• An often-boneless pug is taking TikTok by storm
• New box set honours songwritin­g legends
• Hodgepodge of producers behind ‘Rust’
• Music venues get back to full capacity
• A squirrel invasion? That’s just nuts

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