Toronto Star - 2018-10-25

• Political tensions deepen in U.S. after pipe bomb scare
• Province halts new workplace probes
• Interest rate hike could price first-time buyers out of market
• WIN IN THE ’PEG
• Losing ground in the war against inequality
• Bright outlook
• House poor
• Stock shock
• Star’s view
• Liberals massage carbon policy message
• Tesla reports its first profit
• Quebec eyes ban on Muslim wear for all public servants
• Doug Ford’s Government for the (Old) People
• As province makes cuts, free tuition program at risk
• Timing not on Singh’s side to win a federal seat
• Trump’s falsehoods get deeper by the dozen
• Saudi prince calls journalist’s killing ‘a heinous act’
• Microchipp­ed future proves we’re getting stupider
• Rate hikes put a storm cloud on political horizon
• Minister’s office trashed in protest of wage freeze
• Election results prove disappoint­ing
• Heads in the sand
• Another whale project, still no solution
• Premier driving a race to the bottom for workers
• Tory’s election sets the stage for reform of city governance
• Sidewalk Toronto subject to privacy laws and principles
• Restaurant Brands profit and sales up
• Big Ontario industries need to wait to see carbon tax bill
• Single-family new home prices fall to $1.1M
• DATA REGULATION
• DOWNWARD DRIVE
• CN Rail on track to surpass CPR on shipments
• Trump is right to fight some global rules
• Cannabis short sellers hit it big in first days
• THESE WITCHES ARE WOKE
• Poor kids, adults have laced their Halloween with razors
• A Netflix for gaming is the Holy Grail
• Mockingbir­d chosen as America’s best-loved novel
• Now You See Her says, ‘Look at me’
• Actress talks about grief, rejoining TV and #MeToo
• Steven Avery’s journey continues on Netflix
• Getting citizens involved good governance, Tory says
• Proposed York U campus uncertain
• Some customers still waiting for cannabis
• PEDESTRIAN­S BEWARE
• Family ‘grateful’ after stolen dog found safe
• Drunk driver Muzzo seeks day parole
• New mediator in Canada Post dispute
• High demand for cannabis, postal strike causing delays
• ‘I had missed my apartment so bad’
• Wiggins dismisses talk of tiff
• ON TOP OF THE WORLD
• Joseph’s new book offers personal take on perseveran­ce
• Kadri, Tavares help Leafs turn things around out west
• Sliding under the tags in a social media world
• Barcelona and Dortmund maintain perfect records
• Toronto a perfect 5-0 to start the season
• How Trump helped sack the USFL
• Surging Lions will be tested
• On a mountain high
• KNOWING YOUR ROLE
• Nikkei cuisine is twice as nice
• Field memoir reveals hurt, healing beyond the camera
• Teach kids to speak for themselves
• Update your classic risotto with squash
• New book looks at the evolution of our teeth
• Husband’s scarred past has created trust issues
• > STARS: JACQUELINE BIGAR

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