Toronto Star - 2018-10-10

• WORLD ON THE HOT SEAT
• Toronto police face strict pot use rules
• Lawyer’s licence suspended amid allegation­s he seduced teen clients
• Grassy Narrows First Nation declares sovereignt­y over land
• VENUE CHANGE
• Toronto’s climate action plan is underfunde­d,
• PM salutes media, but hasn’t acted
• In past decade, 137 papers have folded, creating a ‘news desert’
• Husband charged with murder in explosion
• Doctor burnout an ‘alarming’ problem
• Beauty brand Deciem to close stores
• Tepper: Growing rates of burnout among doctors has consequenc­es for everyone’s health,
• Chrétien calls Trump ‘fanatical’
• Sajjan says extremism will be dealt with
• Their Thanksgivi­ng was so much fungi
• ‘I thought I was dead for sure,’ oil worker recalls
• Cannabis awareness campaign imminent as legalizati­on looms
• Premier targets Trudeau on carbon tax
• Haley announces resignatio­n as U.S. ambassador to UN
• Limo driver’s family believes vehicle unsafe
• Man to be freed in reporter’s death
• #MeToo wave sweeping India
• There’s a crisis on the horizon
• Developers should pay for amenities
• High time to Free Willy
• Newer research shows mammograms help
• Debunking legal myths around Kavanaugh debate
• Don’t fall for populism’s false promises
• Unilever’s push for change is only skin deep
• Many Canadians won’t be able to buy legal weed on Day 1
• Some Amazon workers angry about their raise
• Exposure to Google+ bug is no laughing matter
• LIMITED TIME ONLY
• OPRAH ONLINE
• Google unveils new Pixel 3 smartphone­s
• Irving refinery blast unlikely to hit gas prices
• Unpreceden­ted hiring spree at Port of Montreal
• Trian considers a takeover bid for Papa John’s
• Bond market freaking you out? Might spark healthy rotation
• Hedge fund Tourbillon Capital to close
• Dragonfly raises $100 million for Asia-U.S. crypto fund
• EPA halts new energy efficiency ratings after landlords balk
• The insurer getting left behind in global deal making
• Lending rate surges as China struggles to stem yuan’s slide
• European fundraisin­g has worst quarter in eight years
• The hottest oil trade is no longer in Texas
• Jewish comfort food with a slice of nostalgia
• A THEATRICAL MIXTAPE
• Swift credited with vote-registrati­on surge
• 1950s housing crises resonate today
• Becoming Banksy has nothing new to spray
• Rock hall nominees include Stevie Nicks, Def Leppard
• Live it up at Day of the Dead celebratio­ns
• Winemakers bring ‘orange’ wine back into modern age
• Get that char-cooked taste at home
• James Beard Foundation to diversify its coveted awards
• My brother’s partner encourages bad habits
• CROSSWORD FOR WEDNESDAY
• Murals honour Kensington artist
• Candidates corner incumbent at debate
• Advance polls open daily till Sunday
• Don’t believe the Yonge line is full?
• CAFÉ BOMBING
• Poor mental health access for refugee youth
• Parkdale overdose prevention site closes
• Court hears of man’s last moments
• Council race has a provincial flavour
• Keesmaat supports bike lanes on part of Yonge St. in North York
• LEAFS MAKING THEIR POINTS
• Kadri changing roles
• Canada might have to come to the rescue
• GO FORTH ON FOURTH
• Boucher takes long way to two-way
• Allen gets veteran mentor in Anderson
• Scott finds toughest job on sidelines
• Soccer: FA looks at whistleblo­wer claims amid Wembley sale
• Stars grinning from ear to ear
• Shots: Canadiens could be a surprise in the East
• Holt took a swing at history
• Umpire reversed on three replays
• Four skips, one strong team
• Golf: Koepka named PGA Tour’s player of year after two major wins

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