Waterloo Region Record - 2018-10-06

• Oktoberfes­t kicks off with a splash
• ‘I’m sorry ... we stole a car and we’re in a high-speed chase’
• Senate drama
• Timeline: How the deadly chase unfolded on Oct. 5, 2017
• Waterloo Region municipal election forums
• What’s open, what’s closed
• Pampering people at Preston Springs
• Cambridge must choose between honey and vinegar
• Stories of struggle and hope
• People taken in handcuffs from illegal pot store
• Sweet! Hive of 50,000 bees saved and moved
• Waterloo family shocked by $3,500 water bill
• 5 -Day List
• Shopify ‘confident’ on pot e-commerce for Oct. 17
• Charge against Paul Bernardo withdrawn
• Canadians voted for a carbon tax: Trudeau
• Pair earn Nobel prize for campaigns to end use of rape as weapon of war
• China feels targeted by USMCA’s ‘non-market’ economy clause
• Interpol president has been reported missing
• Trump’s Freeland broadside helped get a trade deal done
• Car share startup drives up profits
• Canada adds 63,000 jobs in September
• Canadian insurers fight cattle farmer’s investment strategy
• CEO tenure is getting shorter. Maybe that’s a good thing
• Robots could be our future farmers
• Tesla's autopilot function is a better driver than you are, statistica­lly speaking
• GE CEO could reap more than $200M if stock rises
• How to manage money like an NHL player
• China tech stocks Lenovo, ZTE tumble after chip hack report
• Self-driving cars coming, but developers aren’t reducing parking just yet
• She feared for her life and her son. And then her guardian angels appeared
• FAITH EVENTS
• When it comes to braless women too many men have a blind spot
• Canada should play a leading role in the world’s fight against TB
• Canada’s fight against climate change is at risk
• The sacredness of the moment
• Compare Liberals to sound fiscal approach of Harper government
• Focus on the truth
• Shipwreck may be oldest found in Lake Erie
• Mormon Tabernacle Choir renamed in big church shift
• The enduring, unsentimen­tal appeal of cub scouts
• Kings & Queens of Country returns to Drayton stage
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Ex is bailing on his dad duties
• Simple questions from a simple guy
• The arts are not a ‘special interest’
• Beautiful Mennonite towel was for show only
• The best laid rocks and plans often run into delays
• Thoughts on being the only woman on the bus
• The Trickster trilogy returns
• HISTORICAL FICTION: TARA HENLEY
• Tale shines a light on mankind’s darkest time
• Dr. Who’s how-to guide on inclusion
• Delving into the unexpected in a meditative forest of sound
• New York on a full moon
• Horoscopes
• Russian ready to rebound with Rangers
• Pitch-perfect plan for her future
• Ty Davis helps Highlander­s cruise to victory
• Caledonia’s Carusello leads Laurier to victory
• Tavares will get a taste of classic Toronto-Ottawa rivalry on Saturday
• Kovalchuk still hungry for chance at Stanley Cup
• Larkin the ideal building block for young Wings
• Astros hit four homers to rout Indians in Game 1
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Three rules for remodellin­g your kitchen
• A bold approach
• Luxury Freehold Townhomes in Doon South
• Five common wallpaper mistakes

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