Toronto Star - 2018-10-18

• RAPS ROCK CAVS IN SEASON OPENER
• CEOs urge rescue of basic income plan
• Bernardo’s sobs convince nobody at parole hearing
• Canadians mellow as legal pot rolls out
• Grassy Narrows mourns loss of champion
• KEY MAYORAL RACES TO WATCH ACROSS THE GTA
• Health concerns
• The pardon paradox
• Few problems on first day
• Indigenous women helpline gets crucial funding for expansion
• Federal government a target for hackers
• Tory MPP says she was pushed by Horwath
• Air force felt pressed to ignore boozing of VIPs
• Gruesome details revealed in death of Saudi journalist
• Sikh helmet law runs over human rights
• Sex worker guilty of killing client
• ‘Basically, we lost old Florida. It’s all gone’
• Quebec is not as quick to light up
• What weed costs across the country
• ‘My new dealer is the prime minister!’
• Marijuana is natural fit as driver of Chatham economy
• Vancouver in a funk over loss of pot quality and access
• Ontario’s bad climate math
• Ford’s $3-billion carbon boondoggle
• The path to healing
• Cannabis smoke life-threatenin­g for some
• A portrait in leadership for Toronto
• We need action, not silence
• Fast-growing Netflix performs for Wall St.
• Even tech execs fret about kids’ smartphone addictions
• Group says Facebook hid metric error for over a year
• Tesla secures land in Shanghai for first factory outside U.S.
• SAUDI WORRIES
• PRUDENTIAL FREEDOM
• U.S. gets top ranking in global report
• Campbell soup-maker descendant­s say they support board
• LAST DANCE, NEW PARTNER
• Dead-spouse sex dolls? We’ll regret it in the mourning
• MOTOWN MOMENT
• Grande calls Davidson split ‘very sad’
• The kitchen clash is heading north
• Ten to watch at the authors fest
• Barr says ‘I ain’t dead’
• With two little words, Supergirl raises the bar
• Original Big Bird puppeteer is retiring
• Sidewalk Labs will act as Quayside ‘catalyst,’ CEO says
• Subway is key among Ward 17 candidates
• TORY’S STYLE
• Transit a main focus in ward
• CBC won’t air election coverage
• Critic questions Quayside panel
• Kessel deal working for Penguins and Leafs
• STILL IN SINC
• We’re talking about closing on opening night?
• Raptors roll, 116-104.
• Canadians get physical but drop final to U.S.
• Leagues’ merger ‘inevitable’
• Anderson is the Bills’ pass and presence
• Kershaw does it for Dodgers
• Big reason for marathoner­s’ lower times is money
• MLB says Astros not stealing signs
• WHITE GOLD
• POT PARENTING
• > WHEN YOU GO
• Flying gluten-free becoming easier
• Ringing doorbell is too exciting
• Explaining the fear of #HimToo
• Wedding party duties have reached epic proportion­s
• My girlfriend’s past made me lose respect for her

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