Toronto Star - 2017-10-31

• Once & forever
• Indictment­s put a crack in Trump’s defences
• Spacey’s spin fails to blunt scandal
• Liberals under fire over ethics ‘loophole’
• Province changing bail rules to make system ‘fairer’ to accused
• Millard appears to be enjoying himself
• Mission of hope continues
• Subtext of MPP’s bill is to keep pedestrian­s’ heads up
• Catalan leader flies out as Spain threatens rebellion charge
• Trump bid to exclude trans troops shot down
• Aide takes stand in gas plant trial
• New law likely to shutter pot shops
• Mushroom growers fight for workers
• Doubts raised over equal pay proposal
• Rookie Scheer won’t escape friendly fire
• Hidden victims of state violence get voice
• ‘I was framed,’ Quebec politician says
• Scared to death by missing life insurance
• Butter shortage leaves France in a churn
• Photos of female athletes truly scarce
• ‘Zombie law’ is a bad idea
• Out of the cold
• Pilot for autistic students a Band-Aid fix
• Update school funding model
• Marijuana impairment will be tough to prosecute
• What’s the next big thing after oil for Alberta?
• Exposing the politics of the poppy
• Nightmares have a soundtrack
• Women’s #MeToo posts reminded me I had been that guy
• How to improve Toronto’s public art
• New album, sound suits Kelly Clarkson’s soul
• Adolescenc­e turns kids Upside Down
• You can’t include everyone in coffee runs
• Being Super Single, fiercely independen­t
• Husband won’t seek help after brother’s death
• Here are the year’s best cookbooks
• Get back to the bargaining table, premier warns
• Cop with cocaine faces demotion
• Toronto’s homeless death toll startles public health committee
• No charges in mentally ill man’s death at Lindsay jail
• GOT A SEARS QUESTION?
• Santa Claus Fund
• Quarter of surface routes overcrowde­d
• City’s future is oddly familiar as it becomes more sustainabl­e
• Police confirm hostage call was a hoax
• Families sue after two hospital suicides
• Ex-CEO says Sears Canada could have survived
• CONSOLE CONQUERS
• CAMPBELL’S FUTURE IS VEGGIE-FRIENDLY
• Demand for iPhone X boosts Apple suppliers
• Canada still can’t say if Volkswagen broke the law
• Alcohol company buys stake in Canopy
• S&P/TSX breaks 16,000 mark for first time
• Toyota will give airless tires a spin
• Oil giant Cenovus names Keystone champion as CEO
• A little Giovinco magic
• The mixed Marleau effect
• NO SKATING AROUND ISSUES
• Game 5 the best since, er, Game 2
• Rest for the weary and wired relievers
• Poeltl, Siakam taking steps together
• Canada’s Landry up for world’s top player
• A shuffle Sabres should follow
• NFL: Judge denies injunction to block Elliott suspension
• Wilder sets sights on Grey Cup appearance

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