Toronto Star - 2017-10-24

• ‘CAPTIVITY WITH NO END IN SIGHT’
• Tense exchange with daughter’s accused killer
• Reviews underway for former GE workers
• WASTE WATCHERS
• STEALING A WIN ON HOME ICE
• STAR GETS ACTION
• What can happen when two opposing politician­s hang out
• Julie Snyder files sexual assault complaint
• Morneau’s links to Bombardier under fire
• Province announces $140 million for hospital beds, home care
• Steinem sees signs of progress
• Law society diversity plan to be challenged
• Federal leaders hide under veil of prudence
• Women band together to change police culture
• Have Wynne’s Liberals lost plot on TV ads?
• NDP: Singh in Horwath’s corner for election
• Soldier’s widow says Trump call ‘made me cry’
• Weinstein at centre of civil rights probe
• Dead hikers discovered locked in embrace
• Bureaucrat­s should have issued warning, trial hears
• Brown’s lawyer urges quick resolution
• PM’s unique opportunit­y
• Don’t target the sick
• Imam’s story sparks passionate response
• The Star’s editorial policy divides readers
• A chance to end NAFTA’s pro-corporate trade tribunal
• Child’s costume detached from true Indigenous culture, people
• Morneau backlash sign of greater ills
• TIMELESS TUNES
• It’s way too late for Justin Bieber to think before he inks
• Mourning Downie fans drive up Hip sales
• What does a $225,000 piano sound like?
• Premiere zaps energy into Walking Dead
• Burger King’s effective anti-bullying message
• Consider the duck for making decisions
• > THREE TRICKY TRASH PROBLEMS SOLVED BY BEA JOHNSON
• Coping with wife’s obsessive rummaging
• ‘You’re going to have to marry both of us’
• Dwindling sex life is taking toll on self-worth
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY
• UPS cargo bike might deliver green future
• LIQUIDATIO­N LOSERS
• A bitter fight among firefighte­rs over fate of settlement money
• Committee backs $20M for refugees
• Teen gossip site examined after stabbings at party
• Transit funding is ‘at risk’
• Radically, new condo is designed for residents
• Alleged gang leader arrested in slaying
• More than 30 people vie for McConnell council position
• Condo investors get case of ‘jitters’
• HBC FEELS HEAT
• BILLION-DOLLAR PRIZE
• Ontario bans site that cuts out travel agents
• Wholesale sales gain 0.5 per cent in August
• FORWARD MOTION
• Nova Scotia vineyards embrace new climate
• U.S. trucks lining up behind upcoming tech in bid to save on fuel
• A third of Canadians feel pinch of rate rise
• JUST ONE THING, LEFTY
• The beer cups are running over in Atlanta
• A coach who will take on Trump
• Andersen, Marner leaders in bounce-back win
• Raptors give one away to Spurs
• Polak, Laich comeback codgers
• Dryden book aims to curb head hits
• Still electric, but less enigmatic
• MLB notes: Dickey will wind up somewhere other than Atlanta in 2018
• Soccer: Ronaldo named world’s best
• Browns’ Ironman faces long road back

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