Toronto Star - 2021-10-30

• Those over 80 advised to get booster shots
• Comedian’s mockery deemed not discrimina­tory
• With LTC reform, Phillips eyes path to redemption
• PM must figure out who’s a friend of Canada. Fast
• Sunny ways not shining on Liberal backbenche­s
• Three messages of Trudeau’s cabinet shuffle
• Ex-Tory MP’s lawsuit against Ford’s PCs rejected
• Parents urged to get kids vaccinated
• A decade of waiting and disappoint­ment
• Pandemic leaves many facing bleak holidays
• Telus grows its bottom line in second-quarter
• Social media must be more transparen­t
• For climate’s sake, pull brake on GDP growth
• Is work-life balance more talk than walk?
• Let internatio­nal students help Canada rebuild
• Big tech companies are unfriendin­g Facebook
• Ex-intern rules on impeachmen­t drama
• R.E.M. marks 25 years since ‘New Adventures in Hi-Fi’
• Kaepernick’s fingerprin­ts all over biopic
• Groundbrea­king horror novel gets its due
• > BESTSELLER­S
• Stories with the fiendish grip of a pit bull
• Something spooky to believe in
• A sweet deal for artists, audience
• Walking can help postpartum depression, study finds
• Tasty tipples to suit your cash flow
• Was he really my boyfriend? Time for the brunch test
• This may be the best tiramisu recipe ever created
• My wife has become more of roommate to me
• How do I dress for city living and my new life on a farm?
• ‘Halloween’ and the issues with its sequels
• Many Americans believe in ghosts. Do you?
• The next big thing in skin care comes from a flower!
• Tame your home’s vampire power
• In praise of edible, incredible goldenrod
• > WHAT THEY GOT CONDOS
• A luxe, two-storey Annex townhouse
• The first key steps toward selling your home
• ‘Exorcist’ house a shock to new owners
• A tastemaker’s tour of Copenhagen
• Travel insider: Hotel expansion, ski promos and simpler testing
• Kid-friendly travel accessorie­s to help smooth the way
• Find your ‘happy place’ in Vancouver
• ‘Granny style,’ but make it fashionabl­e
• No more ‘blah blah blah.’ Time for rich nations to pay up
• India has committed to ‘being part of the solution’
• ‘Leaders can make this a turning point’
• Building on Paris: A field guide to COP26
• Poor representa­tion on Canada’s boards is eroding public trust
• Follow through on agenda to tame Big Tech
• Seniors need booster shots
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Rielly gives hometown discount
• ‘Hank’s footprints are all over this’ World Series
• Ex-columnist carried on giving tradition
• Brunette takes reins in Sunrise
• Cheveldayo­ff won’t receive discipline from league
• Rielly extension a happy surprise
• MLS: TFC expects to rest players ahead of Canadian semifinal
• CFL: Argos can lock up East Division playoff spot with home win over Lions
• West Indies gets needed wake-up call
• Canada’s high rollers on high alert for match-fixing
• PART-TIMER PROS AND CONS
• 3 tips to help you stretch your loonies
• STEPS TOWARD GETTING THE STUFF YOU REALLY WANT
• Investing it
• Borrowing it
• THE 6 GOLDEN RULES FOR CREDIT CARD USE
• Ride-hail alternativ­es seek safety and empowermen­t
• A supertruck summer driver
• A CLOSER LOOK: 2021 RAM 1500 TRX LEVEL 2 EQUIPMENT PACKAGE
• How do I fix flashers that intermitte­ntly fail?
• Whatcha gonna do with all that junk?
• Auto-themed products you should splurge on
• Correctly adjust my mirrors?

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