Toronto Star - 2018-09-22

• Ebrahim Toure is finally free
• ‘Ridiculous’ housing costs a worry for voters
• Fedeli blames ‘reckless’ Liberals for $15B provincial deficit
• FIRST IMPRESSION
• Royson James
• Tory balks at 1-on-1 debate
• Shawn Micallef
• Province not closing door on waterfront casino plan
• Students walk out over sex-ed curriculum
• Tornado tears through Ottawa region
• Feds set deadline on review of Trans Mountain pipeline
• N.S. sinkhole growing a centimetre at a time
• Transgende­r love story a ‘beautiful family’ affair
• U.S. ‘very close’ to Mexico-only deal
• Supersized deficit clears way for reckless cuts
• Are Liberals and the PQ running on empty?
• Male minions wreak havoc on brave women
• Aid lost to ‘rampant’ corruption
• Ban lifted on lesbian feature film
• Tanzanian ferry sinking claims 127 lives
• Vietnamese president known for rights crackdown dies
• The brothel empire and the ex-detective, always a step ahead
• Woman stabs three newborns, two adults at New York nursery
• May bites back after Brexit bashing
• U.S. deputy AG denies proposing taping of president
• Trump goes on offensive against Kavanaugh accuser
• Lobster in a pot? Sure. Give lobster pot? Nope
• U.S. sanctions anger China after weapons buy
• Refugee appeals may face a judicial bias
• What’s next for Elon Musk and Tesla?
• Facial recognitio­n goes mainstream
• Inflation eases to 2.8 per cent as gas prices stabilize
• WALKING FOREVER
• POPULISM RISING
• Passenger rights advocate launches complaint against Swoop
• Couche-Tard taking a more laid-back approach to selling pot
• Danske Bank money-laundering case spreads to U.K.
• Mount Pleasant: $1.39M
• Port wine? Feta? Brexit may spell trouble for famed brands
• Newcomers bring decaying Kentucky distillery back to life
• Tagaq’s split talents
• STRAIGHT FROM HIS MOUTH
• Better Call Saul a ‘master class’ for Canadian
• Magnum P.I. reboot switches up Higgins
• Here’s to 75 years of blues at Grossman’s Tavern
• Knightley isn’t keen on playing the muse
• Stars feeling very good about I Feel Bad series
• Great Canadian Baking Show mixes it up
• The end of Knausgaard’s struggle
• Fiction connects to current gridlock
• > BESTSELLER­S
• A great read . . . in Theory
• Original Prin a hilarious romp of a campus novel
• Condo conversion­s threatenin­g hotel jobs, workers claim
• Peel votes to boost police on streets
• ‘The most Toronto thing that’s ever happened’
• Uber, Lyft rules face review amid complaints over gridlock
• King St. pilot saves millions a year, Ryerson study says
• Accused carried sword, knives, trial told
• Longtime councillor Palacio not running
• Condos with community in mind
• Revelling in the delight of a garden path
• Hundreds of exhibitors to inspire you at home show
• The house that beer built
• Real estate agent research will pay off
• Party room should be open to yoga class
• A floating showcase of sustainabi­lity
• Spacious abode with a pool oasis
• The secrets of Atlas Ave.
• Is America finally ready to hear Anita Hill?
• THE HOME FRONT
• 21 MONTHS OF LIFE
• STATUS UPDATES
• You may not need Aspirin after all
• CITATION PLEASE
• Five huge myths about democracy
• Who are you? Science has four answers
• Psychologi­st tested human behaviour with marshmallo­ws
• The inside-out man of Ethiopia
• African leader paying the price for his lavish lifestyle
• A new era of media ethics
• Close the gap on foreign aid
• Open up on billing
• Tone-deaf to #MeToo
• Designing a quieter city
• Clearing the air on subsidies for electric vehicles
• Pot’s unintended consequenc­es
• The evolution of mooncake
• A wonderland among the concrete
• YOUNG SKIN
• Chablis vigneron’s Ontario wine sparkles
• Frilu brings bold cuisine to Thornhill
• A passion for stories lies at festival’s heart
• WOTS Plus+ tackles tough issues
• What to see and where to see it
• THE WORD ON THE STREET
• I walked out the door and didn’t look back
• My partner spent a fortune on online games
• THE PREMIER
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Parental involvemen­t makes a difference
• Building character is as important as academic success
• Common answers to parents’ questions
• Pushing themselves to stay discipline­d
• Right strategies help cover cost of tuition
• Families play waiting game for right school
• Adding up the cost of private education
• ‘A lot like going on a first date’
• School cafeterias satisfy more than students’ appetites
• Here’s what to pack for boarding school
• FIRST IMPRESSION­S
• Ujiri’s indelible summer
• Canadian women embrace challenge of a lifetime
• THE CLOSER’S FRESH START
• Learning to roll without punches
• Stars align in case of Lockout IV
• Wild air show perfect cover
• MLB: Gurriel blasts something to cheer on dreary night for Jays pitching
• Carter lines up as the ‘axe’ receiver for Boatmen
• Tiger holds on to share of lead
• Slim playoff hopes hang on beating Red Bulls
• Rugby: Wolfpack looking for first win vs. top-tier opponent
• Silver defends Mavs decision
• ROMAINE CALM
• Dublin without dishing out dough
• Lots to lure you to laid-back Greenport
• 5 REASONS TO VISIT DAYTONA BEACH
• A temple to the tostada
• Start me UP
• Audi e-tron is just the beginning
• MERCURY IN RETROGRADE
• Start thinking about winterizin­g your car
• Still fun to drive — just more powerful
• Bringing excitement back to the lineup
• A benchmark for many future EVs
• A lot of oomph for such a small car
• Truck the flagship of GMC’s luxury line

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