Toronto Star - 2018-10-16

• THE YOUTH FACTOR
• Red flag raised over air safety reporting
• Sask. farmers kept in dark about air quality risks
• GREAT EXPECTATIO­NS
• Betting on the green
• Pot at home
• Weed on the streets
• Sidewalk Labs vows not to control data
• NDP, Tory MPPs push for lower auto insurance rates in Brampton
• It’s too late to turn back legalizati­on
• Airlines ban all pot use for ‘safety-critical’ crew
• Protesters urge Ford to keep worker protection­s
• House was built ‘for the big one’
• Microsoft co-founder changed the world
• Trump says ‘rogue killers’ may have killed Saudi journalist
• Picking the best people
• A dream of a more tolerant Canada
• White men question stereotypi­ng in essay
• Arms deals outweigh morality
• Yes. Sound fiscal plans benefit Toronto
• No. City services need full funding
• Biggest obstacle in Calgary’s Olympic bid is money
• There’s something in the AIR
• Condo corporatio­ns must confront a hazy matter
• A coast-to-coast guide to Canada’s cannabis laws
• New drug laws blur the future for Canada’s K9 units
• Pot companies trying to forge socially responsibl­e paths
• Pot brings boom to Indigenous community
• Sears, once America’s biggest store, collapses in bankruptcy
• Housing recovery slow to take hold in 905 communitie­s
• Condo flips not to blame for costly real estate
• NETFLIX’S CHILL
• OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK
• A few pot players looking to set themselves apart and come out on top
• Attention, shoppers: the music you hear may not be licensed
• New sex-assault trial ordered for officer
• Keesmaat says flooding real concern
• BELIEVE IT OR NOT
• Competitor­s have much in common
• City of our dreams will remain just that
• Mayoral forum on affordable housing derailed
• Mihevc, Matlow get heated in debate
• Advance voting numbers down from 2014
• Marchers remember opioid victims
• Traffic island unsafe for people
• Mortgage or investment­s?
• Stronach family saga like something out of Shakespear­e
• PARALLELS OF PAIN
• It pays to be persistent with your complaints
• It’s easy to demystify investment statements
• Clock is ticking on credit card debt
• Sometimes just being there is best
• Breakup after a month of dating devastated me
• Add bite to lentils and rice with brussels sprouts
• Tale of intrigue borrows heavily from the Trumps
• Goodman admits he misses Roseanne
• Father-son tale reopens wounds of addiction
• CROSSWORD FOR TUESDAY
• HOME-ICE ADVANTAGE
• No time like go time for Lowry
• Doughty buys in after tease
• MARWIN VS. THE MONSTER
• Pot legality won’t change NHL yet
• The day Keon almost became a King
• Warriors ring in a new year
• Hutchinson passes the torch to Arfield
• Toronto FC: Lost season ends with knee surgery for Vazquez
• Brewers pull ahead, survive nervy ninth

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