Toronto Star - 2013-10-05

• Breaking the gay ‘curse’ — inside one church’s program
• Toronto police want to rebrand carding practice
• Fly? Drive? Or go absolutely nowhere
• Canada won’t fund abortion for child brides, rape victims
• ‘PLEASE DON’T CRY YOUR WHOLE LIFE’
• EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: AI WEIWEI
• Goodbye, Yonge line
• Daniel’s choice
• Canada and U.S. may share info on immigrants
• ‘Red Napoleon’ defeated French, Americans
• Tropical Storm Karen threatens the coast of Gulf of Mexico
• PQ proposes global developmen­t agency
• Pan Am bonus called ‘a leash’ to rein in budget
• Byelection­s an early test for Trudeau’s appeal
• Privatizat­ion plans stack odds against OLG’s base
• Tories now seeking chopper backup plan
• Can’t predict the future, Ambrose says of stance on assisted suicide
• ‘It’s as if she disappeare­d from the planet’
• Ottawa accused of exploiting U.S. panic
• Abu Ghraib jihadists escape to Syria
• Attack on Syria’s innocents
• Want to read minds? Read good books
• ‘Healing’ gays qualifies for charitable tax status
• Deadly incidents plague Capitol Hill amid U.S. crisis
• Do-it-yourself bracelets a looming success story
• Superman coins flew off Mint shelves
• Versailles of Vaughan: yours for $17.8 million
• The big business of crafts
• CRIME ONLINE
• ‘We don’t see any surging firm to match BlackBerry’
• Bell, Telus plan to carry new BlackBerry smartphone
• TSX loses ground amid U.S. worries
• Humber Valley: $955,000
• Modern styled Mississaug­a suite with a view
• Gala event marks 100 years of Yonge St.’s double-decker theatres
• GREAT BRITTEN
• The ‘lumpy guy from Toronto’ makes good
• > THE ANTI-HIT LIST: AN ALTERNATIV­E TOP 10
• What Toronto and Kansas City have in common
• A century of blurred lines in contempora­ry art
• Carpenter-turned-folk-singer finds his voice in the darkness
• COUNTERING COUNTERFEI­TERS
• Police probe accused murderer’s trip
• Ruptures likely in GTA pipeline if capacity boosted, report warns
• Ford Fest in Etobicoke park bumps school runners off course
• A transit plan: pause, study, debate, do what’s best
• Simcoe stand-in gives his final salute
• Police charge 41 in Scarboroug­h drug war
• Countdown traffic lights a danger, study shows
• Ford talks music, not surveillan­ce
• Scenic lookout is trashy without a garbage can
• At home in halls of Degrassi
• Ajax ready to grow from town to city
• WANTED: KEEPERS OF THE GARDEN
• True Blood’s Kwanten is true to home and country
• Pot smoker has licence to light up
• Steps to take in checking for damage downstairs
• WHAT THEY GOT: CONDOS
• Before winter, a little TLC from basement to attic
• Innovation, inspiratio­n from the show to your home
• Experts and expertise at the Fall Home Show
• Juicing trend inspires some new muscle for the job
• Buenos Aires an example for Toronto
• An online creation: middle-class hooking
• The flight of the family from hot downtown
• TEXTING FOR DOLLARS
• Lessons from Tecumseh
• Approached by an officer? You must know your rights
• Stop Rob Ford if you’ve heard this one before
• Clear case of in-house plagiarism
• Speaking up for decency
• Turning kids away
• Doomed effort to derail law
• Carding under fire
• Oh, Canada — what words to use?
• When death becomes us
• Parents, officials favour broader HPV vaccine coverage
• DINING OUT
• The birds of Dakar have captured my heart
• Considerin­g the practical consequenc­es of a living will
• The rising star of the entreprene­ur
• > BRING YOUR DREAMS TO MARKET
• Identify triggers for aggressive dog
• Girlfriend jealous of her man’s platonic friend
• Back in action
• Is your family fire-safe?
• STARS: JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Fall asters signal summer’s last gasp
• Great spirits to go along with a hearty Thanksgivi­ng feast
• Crossfit not for the faint of heart
• NORTH OF 49
• THE PREMIER
• Leaf battle lines spark controvers­y
• Man caves are great, but there’s nothing like going to the game
• Bosox take advantage of Tampa’s shaky defence
• A-Rod sues MLB over ‘witch hunt’
• Bucs bounce back with strong effort from Cole
• Argo road warriors trip at home
• Bad weather wreaks havoc at soggy Muirfield Village
• Bills scramble after Manuel injures knee
• Leaf goaltendin­g battle a manageable
• Home openers give teams, fans chance to celebrate before puck drops for first
• Youthful Marlies ‘all-in’ on developmen­t
• Kickin’ it in Cajun country
• CHEERS TO OKTOBERFES­T!
• These adventures are scary good
• Does travel involve bad behaviour, survey asks
• Making sense of common travel tips
• Breathtaki­ng and colourful natural wonders to behold
• Panama City’s new-found vitality
• A visit to Siena, Italy’s medieval heart
• Fodor’s picks top 2013 hotels
• Art, music and serendipit­y in Old Rio
• Grit and glory tour
• Former Leaf considers his first leap into luxury
• PRE-OWNED WHEELS
• ‘Advance green’ light at Jarvis a mirage?
• Ford still leads as Canadian sales soar
• Digital dealer conference offers insight and guidance
• School bus stopped at T-intersecti­on poses a risk
• Stylish seven-seater still a bit stiff on the road
• Autonomous cars will happen, just not yet
• Three plus six equals a nifty nine
• Staples store once showroom for classic car
• Insurance renewals are an opportunit­y to save money
• Fewer cylinders, more power, less weight
• Exporting Grandma
• BOOM, BUST IN BURMA
• TONY BURMAN
• THE PRINCE OF BEERS
• Taking stigma out of sex
• Perfect with a cold cerveza
• Will lottery end tax cheating?
• Facing a soft economy, brothels offer discount sex
• Labour rights get grounded
• Aging boomers befuddle marketers
• The seduction secrets of spies
• HOW A QUAKE CAN MAKE AN ISLAND

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