Bangladesh police kill Canadian terror suspect, WSIB denies pressuring MD, stories of hope for Gord Downie

[thestar.com newsletter logo] Morning Headlines [Worker compensation board denies claim it pressured MD on medical reports.] Worker compensation board denies claim it pressured MD on medical reports. Workplace Safety and Insurance Board files statement of defence in $3.2-million lawsuit brought by Hamilton doctor. [Read More] Bangladesh police kill Canadian accused of masterminding Dhaka attack. Tamim Chowdhury and two other suspects in the July 1 terror attack were shot dead during a raid early Saturday. [Read More] After Gord Downie's diagnosis, those touched by glioblastoma share stories of hope, heartache. In the wake of what may have been the Tragically Hip's last concert, other people touched by the rare cancer tell their stories. [Read More] Advertisement Stephen Harper's silent departure in keeping with his character: Paul Wells [Read More] What America's 'alt-right' movement wants and what makes it different [Read More] I have a crippling fear of rollercoasters...so my editor put me on Leviathan [Read More] 'Bearded bandit' robber charged in crossbow triple murder [Read More] Man accused of looking up skirts at CNE with hidden camera [Read More] PC leader promises to scrap Liberals' sex-ed curriculum if elected [Read More] [“Forty years gone.”] David Tait Jr. says he wants answers about what appears to be a second birth mix-up at the same federally run hospital during the mid-1970s. DNA tests revealed just a few days ago show he was sent home in 1975 with a woman who wasn't his biological mother. Share your feedback [Envelope icon] Follow the star [Facebook icon] [Twitter icon] [Sign up for more newsletters from the Toronto Star] You are receiving this email because you provided us with the following email address: [{EMAIL}]. Please [click here to unsubscribe] | [View our privacy policy] Copyright Toronto Star Newspapers Ltd. 1996 - 2016. All rights reserved. [thestar.com], a property of Toronto Star Newspapers Ltd., 1 Yonge Street, 4th Floor, Toronto, ON, M5E 1E6, [www.thestar.com/contactus]