Toronto Star - 2017-10-06

• Close call
• Province to fast-track settlement of Tarion home warranty claims
• Migrant workers pay the price for the food Canadians eat
• More than 640 schools, daycares failed lead tests
• TransCanad­a pulls the plug on Energy East pipeline project
• Survivors of ’60s Scoop to get $800-million payout: sources
• Decades of sexual harassment allegation­s
• Ford vote wrong from the start
• Tearful journalist tells of abduction in Somalia
• Ottawa Holocaust plaque omits Jews
• Toure out of maximum-security jail
• Ottawa to tackle military suicides
• Ontario realtors face new ‘double-ending’ rules
• Ring of Fire mineral zone to get high-speed internet
• Fast-track on abortion buffer-zone bill rejected
• Should feds ask for missile protection?
• Trump plans to ‘decertify’ Iran nuclear deal
• UN ending 13-year mission in Haiti
• Spanish court suspends Catalan parliament
• Archeologi­sts may have found St. Nick’s bones
• 22 dead as Tropical Storm Nate heads for U.S. coast
• Get smarter on drugs
• Change at the top
• Most parents cannot ensure 24-hour care
• Prayer and loading in Las Vegas
• Saskatchew­an strengthen­s its sour gas monitoring
• Japan feels like land of the setting sun
• Northern Maverick carves slot amid battle of the brew pubs
• MAMBA MOJO
• RioCan sale points to sluggish retail asset class
• New bill looks to ban ticket bots
• Trade deficit grows to $3.4B in August
• BANKING ON GREEN
• Shopify stock dips for second straight day
• Bitcoin’s rise has banks taking notice
• Montreal home sales surge to 8-year high
• Bleak beauty
• ‘Coddling’ is not the culprit of our children’s mental illness
• Farewell to an actor both Lucky and great
• UNARMED VERSES SHOWS THE RHYMES AND THE REASONS
• STAR ENDURES REAL COLD, REAL HEIGHTS AND REAL COUGAR
• > WONDER WHEEL A WHITE KNUCKLE-RIDE
• Two stars outshone by a dog
• FLAWED CHARACTER BRINGS TV STAR BACK
• Plodding pop show needs some fresh tricks
• ‘Punisher’ nixes events after Vegas massacre
• Ishiguro wins Nobel for ‘uncovering the abyss’
• Nine first-timers top Rock Hall’s list
• Micro flower farms can flourish in city
• Tips for hosting Thanksgivi­ng for the first time
• Can you learn to have good taste?
• Should I have told other guy about our dates?
• Removal of totem pole stirs furious opposition
• HELPING HAND
• Forget ‘war on cars,’ this is a rescue mission
• Oakville man sues over six-digit repairs
• Gordon Stuckless threatened to kill boy, court hears
• Council pushes for road safety
• Family of missing man pleads for search help
• Tory surprised by Ford-naming backlash
• Former mayor Miller joins climate group
• SIU investigat­ing ‘devastatin­g’ crash
• Python spotted in Port Lands
• Raps give Powell four more years
• WISE ROOKIE
• Andersen trimming down before his pads do
• Altuve’s solo efforts power Astros past Boston
• Leafs’ old guard not about to be left out
• NHL notebook: Devils partner with women’s team to help game grow
• Players seeing clearly on visor issue
• Versatile Plummer fills holes on defence
• Sexism remains a problem for female sports reporters
• Bauer, bullpen shut down Yankees bats
• FAVOURITES IN FOR FIGHT IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
• Strasburg to start Game 1 of NLDS
• Germany perfect in World Cup qualifying
• G League gets it right on reviews

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