Toronto Star - 2022-10-08

• Outbreaks rising in LTCs
• When the city is left to foot the bill
• Minister defends delay over tweets
• PM adds more sanctions against Iran, stops short of terrorist designatio­n
• School staff eyes no-board report
• Ottawa lifts work limit
• Ex-CP24 host files complaint against Bell
• Ontario fires up natural gas plants
• Better questions than ‘who’s gonna win?’
• Canadians buying children’s pain meds faster than anyone
• Kids’ hospital scrambles to reduce waits
• Escaping the white flag of the Taliban
• Children’s author inspired by walks around the city
• Drive-by crossfire killed commuter, prosecutor says
• Poilievre will have to watch dance partners
• Is Canada ready for a Smith-led Alberta?
• Wildrose may bloom as ex-leader returns
• Russia strikes illegally annexed area
• Mother says teen was beaten to death
• Tilray CEO tempers expectatio­ns about pot
• TIMELINE OF RECESSIONS IN CANADA
• Google’s Pixels deserve a look
• The hidden costs of pay transparen­cy
• Local fintech is on the rise
• WHAT THEY GOT HOUSES
• A selection of virtual Open Houses in the GTA
• SHIFTING THE FOCUS
• Loretta Lynn’s songs resonate anew amid abortion debate
• Mimrans open Cultural Goods gallery
• ‘Amsterdam’ turns fascism into farce
• Art in the City of Saints
• JANET SOMERVILLE HISTORICAL FICTION
• BESTSELLER­S
• Spying and lying
• Alvvays embraces rough edges
• No-nonsense advice from a Dior skin care expert
• Enjoy the finer things in life
• They’re your friend, but not each other’s
• S TARS MECCA WOODS
• Second City will open new theatre in Brooklyn
• I had ‘warm-up’ date waiting for real one
• Food banks hope for holiday bounty amid rising demand
• Who said what this week
• Did FBI recover everything in its raid of Mar-a-Lago?
• Droughts are ‘fingerprin­ts of climate change’
• Burqa comments offside
• Tackling the opioid crisis
• Trump symptom of constituti­onal crisis
• Privacy law favours industry over individual­s
• Stop looking for scapegoats
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Manoah gets playoff legs too late
• Season on the line in Gausman-Ray duel
• A run or two would be a start
• Eagles good bet to stay perfect
• Lions pull into town, but Als are in rear-view mirror
• Another season title in sight for Verstappen
• Hanging with the locals in Yellowknif­e
• This week in new getaway inspiratio­n
• Down on the farms
• Travel insurance in pandemic times
• Charming century home in Mississaug­a
• Municipali­ties’ slow approvals, high fees holding back housing
• Lawn and garden prep tips
• Tips for an improved stress test
• ‘You can really feel the forest’
• Can blockchain save vehicles’ resale values?
• FUELLING A PASSION
• The best of the best
• BUYER BEWARE: STEER CLEAR OF THE DREADED ‘CURBSIDER’ WHEN BUYING A USED VEHICLE

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