Toronto Star - 2018-10-14

• MANITOULIN’S BRAWL TO ARMS
• Living at the office? Some don’t mind it
• String of hit-and-runs leaves trail of questions
• Tracing the family tree
• Tensions high after fire set at refugee hotel
• U.S. pastor freed from Turkey prays for Trump
• Facebook breach worse than first believed
• Turkey has audio of Saudi writer’s slaying, newspaper says
• A party, 17 friends and a ragged limo
• The weed man of St. John’s
• N.S. marine workers launch ‘Ships Stay Here’ campaign
• Enviro-activist squares off with Notley
• When Prohibitio­n ended in Ontario, only bureaucrat­s enjoyed the party
• Vintage effort, a vague future
• Hail Mary play to save convent
• Not hungry for hyperinfla­tion
• The end of anonymity as we know it
• Rate of unvaccinat­ed U.S. kids has quadrupled since 2001
• FOREST’S FINEST
• A round of golf with Bill Clinton ...
• The Nova Scotia boy with a ‘wanderful’ business venture
• Britain’s teenagers are the ‘new puritans’
• Lift veils off home-buying
• Doctors don’t need more chaos during these uncertain times
• Calgary should say no to 2026 Olympics
• Time for new voices on Toronto’s city council
• Time to polish our humanitari­an brand in Canada
• How long will Trump’s stain on America last?
• ART in storage
• Want Trump to suffer? Make Kanye visit again
• IN RUSSIA WITH LOVE
• The Wolves play hard on and off field
• Collins leans on his hits … and his cane
• Question-filled play offers few answers
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• GUARDIAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO. 27,517
• Nova Scotia won’t pay to exhibit Leibovitz photos
• Leafs wake up late to cap perfect four-game trip, Matthews nets No. 10
• Green is one happy camper
• JUSTIN TIME
• The unlikelies­t long balls,
• Blanking a new Loew for Germany
• The goal is clear: Win and they’re in
• By grace, Henry back at Monaco
• Desert storm just kicks up
• Wearable tech helps prevent injuries
• The epitome of ‘run to daylight’
• Gators bite back for comeback win over Vanderbilt

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