Toronto Star - 2018-10-05

• One solution to overcrowde­d hospitals: hip replacemen­ts in a single day
• Real deal or raw deal: What we got in USMCA
• Officer sent ‘inappropri­ate’ texts to woman
• What U.S. President Donald Trump has to say about dairy tariffs,
• ‘Digital media innovator’ joins Torstar
• Free Willy bill up against tide of Tory tactics
• Tory MPPs demand Liberal documents
• Women say medical mentoring feels effects of #MeToo movement
• Police chief owes city an explanatio­n and apology
• NDP and Singh hit ‘big reset’ button
• Bras the perfect blindfold for men fixated on braless women
• Crusade against carbon tax heads west
• Recount confirms N.B. riding Liberal win
• B.C. warns of ‘death cap’ threat
• Missing patient found dead in bathroom
• As a teen he comforted a dying RFK
• Senate gets confidenti­al FBI files
• Canada blames Russia for hacks
• Full remission good news for gritty LeBlanc
• Leaving out the voters
• Repealing Bill 148 doesn’t help workers
• Don’t drive stoned
• Resources don’t match need for surgery
• In these times, it would be nice to have a mayor
• Intellectu­al property proves Canada’s pragmatism
• Refine bitumen in Alberta, B.C.
• The upside to getting ripped off
• Aid groups now using the same data technology as bitcoin
• Province promises to deliver ticket-resale policy with ‘teeth’
• What ads will Canadians see during the Super Bowl?
• IN HER SHOES
• NO FEAR FOR CPR
• Real estate board sues listings website for $2.1M
• Facebook faces EU privacy probe under beefed-up data law
• U.S. short-seller Muddy Waters targets Manulife Financial
• Bed Bath & Beyond is missing out on retail rally
• Campbell in talks to sell fresh unit to investors led by Dunn
• Two stars are born
• Business turned into a global family
• Trading places and staying authentic
• Bloody, sumptuous feast more style than storytelli­ng
• A conflicted, compelling portrait of singer M.I.A.
• My, what icky big teeth you have
• Good and evil walk fine line, then cross it
• More than just bromantic bonding in this western
• Joyous role could be Redford’s swan song
• Nicki Minaj opens up about past abuse
• How teen flicks normalize sex assault
• Can bike shorts ever be chic?
• Daughter wants to join my firm
• N.S. widower showered with love
• 7 pro tips for dinner parties
• Enjoy a taste of comfort with these stuffed potatoes
• Council race turns bitter in York South-Weston
• Tech expert resigns from panel on Sidewalk Toronto
• Elections staff weary but ready
• Keesmaat eyes surtax for luxury houses
• SHE’S GOT A NAME!
• MPP proposes gun control measure
• Crown says strangers beat man to death
• Guardian role undermined
• Mississaug­a to review leash-free dog park policy
• Nylander following the Shana-plan
• Faster, stronger and ... spy-er?
• Leonard’s home-away-from-homecoming
• TEXAS TANGO
• Gagner addition could be win-win
• The blue line’s constant Gardiner
• Wilson’s 20-game ban is ‘garbage,’ Capitals say
• The weight of a million pounds
• Bat and bullpen work for Brewers
• ALDS: Ex-Jay Happ gets Game 1 start against Red Sox

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