Toronto Star - 2012-10-02

• Mayor’s party given 3% cut, witness says
• TOWERING AMBITION
• Thousands of kids forced to miss races
• Crash ‘carnage’ haunts survivors
• Kingston Pen blocks Star mail to inmates
• STILL HIP AND STILL HUSTLING
• NEW-LOOK RAPTORS SET LOFTIER GOALS
• Ikea cuts women from catalogue
• B.C. man’s body found in Nevada
• Gretzky on pucks ’n’ bucks
• Pedophile will be released in B.C.
• Baird bemoans UN navel-gazing
• Remarks about Layton spark fury
• Trudeau bid aims to fire up Canada’s moderate middle
• Federal, Quebec Liberals live on different planets
• Tories hint EI reforms to be tweaked
• E. coli scare prompts revamp of data analysis
• Tories smother Liberal wage bill
• Day of celebratio­n ends in tragedy
• Islamic radicals blamed in temple attacks
• Pussy Riot member fires lawyers
• Iran feeling impact of sanctions
• Cuts threaten Antarctic research
• Climate change will shrink fish, scientists say
• WORLD Tough crowds at debate prep
• Series of threats target P.E.I. mosque
• Let Khadr out. He’s done his time
• ‘Not too bad’ not good enough
• Exciting vision for city
• Justin Trudeau’s secret weapon
• Protect wildlife from wind turbines
• New-style homes for new-style families
• Bonnie and Clyde guns fetch $504,000
• Funding kick-start gives little guys a shot
• Fresh allegation­s ensnare Snc-lavalin
• CLOSING THE GAP
• Showdown in grocery aisle
• Air Canada reaches for Sky
• Island life not easy for family business
• Nuclear waste needs a home, experts say
• TSX rises on manufactur­ing data
• GDP nudged higher by Statscan
• Taiwanese politician’s Facebook pic of iphone rings alarm bells
• Xstrata recommends Glencore bid
• Greece sees another year of recession
• Nailing runway manicures
• UPPER CRUST
• Seth Macfarlane to host Oscars
• This split is not amicable
• Giller fiction short list announced
• PICK OF THE WEEK: THE TRAGICALLY HIP
• Rockers hope their gym’s a hit
• Genetic counsellor­s see human side of cutting-edge tests
• Drugs raise seniors’ risk of dementia
• Q&A Mom of the Year tells other moms to ‘end each day with a smile’
• Rise above your sister-in-law’s bad behaviour
• YOUR STARS
• Q&A Pro tips on nail care
• FERRY FUNDS
• Ford begins council session with few goals
• Sex assaults more on ‘radar’
• THE MIRVISH PLAN
• End of an era for Beach golf range
• Better late than never at Castle Frank station
• TTC not out of Metrolinx driver’s seat
• Teachers’ Niagara trip scrutinize­d
• Interprete­rs now in 19 GTA hospitals 24/7
• ‘Sculpture’ faces lots of red tape
• A strain on the neighbourh­ood?
• TRIPLE DOUBLE
• St. Croix back in Leaf lion’s den
• Court in session
• Villanueva scratched from start
• Yanks flash power, rout sliding Sox
• K.C. closest playoff outsider
• Leafs’ Franson heads to Europe
• Argo great Stillwagon arrested in shooting
• Duo passes baseline tests
• TOUGH TALK
• AWARENESS
• Engaging immigrant youth
• EXAMPLES FROM ELSEWHERE: TRANSIT THAT MAKES LIFE IN THE CITY EASIER
• Toronto, not too bad . . .
• Thanks to our partners and sources
• ENVIRONMEN­T
• ABOUT THE REPORT
• GAP BETWEEN RICH AND POOR
• HEALTH AND WELLNESS
• ARTS AND CULTURE
• LEADERSHIP, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND BELONGING
• GETTING AROUND
• Fun and games in the hood
• Storefront’s glue helps bind community
• INTERVENIN­G TO PREVENT ‘HONOUR-BASED’ VIOLENCE AND GUN CRIMES
• Creating leaders for leaders
• MAINTAININ­G PARKS AND GREEN SPACE IMPROVES LIFE AND ATTRACTS BUSINESS
• BATTLING HUNGER ONE BOX AT A TIME

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