Toronto Star - 2013-10-08

• CASUAL CLOTHES, TOUGH TALK
• Ford pal’s hunt for cell sparked probe
• Union Station reno costs soar by $80M
• Ontario’s number of minimum wage earners skyrockets
• MILEY’S MAGIC HELPS SONGWRITER GROW
• Brazil demands Canada answer spying allegation­s
• Cohn: Premier says she plans to take it slow when it comes to increasing minimum wage in Ontario,
• DiManno: Too bad other leaders don’t have the same courage of conviction,
• Canada’s workforce well-prepared for digital demands,
• Bolland’s hot start makes Leaf brass look smart,
• Ben Rayner reviews Cyrus’s new album,
• Star’s view: Boycott won’t help Tamils,
• From jail to sail at Kingston Pen?
• Wynne backs Pan Am’s $7M bonuses for executives
• Behind the barbed wire, physical reminders of the prison’s barbarism live on,
• Egypt attacks kill 9 in retaliatio­n for bloody Cairo street battles
• Officials blamed as Canadian pair stuck in Egypt
• Wynne cool to raising wage to $14
• Quebecers should be ready to head to the polls
• Defence department may chop or change up to 5,000 jobs
• Liberals brace for backlash over report on gas-plant costs
• Quebec gang cop accused of tipping off Hells Angels
• U.S. aborts Somali ‘snatch and grab’ mission
• Fukushima containmen­t claims slammed as ‘silly’ by scientist
• Cell transport studies win Nobel Prize for medicine
• Threat of unpreceden­ted U.S. debt default overshadow­s shutdown
• Smart’s memoir recounts ‘nine months of hell’
• Crossing countdowns a conundrum
• Subway’s high price
• Property taxes on mansion far too low
• Don’t trust Iran’s latest charm offensive
• The muzzling of Alberta oilsands critics
• Inspired by Apple, Birks is shaking off staid image
• Borrowing squeeze has condo buyers scrambling for cash
• Air Canada shares finally taking flight
• RENEWED INTEREST
• Madoff’s finance guru set to expose staffers
• Saving lives is lucrative, but a tough sell
• Rising gold stocks give TSX a boost
• ‘I refuse to be bullied,’ billionair­e tells court
• Beverly Hills, Manhattan lead luxury home sales
• U.S. workforce skill levels unchanged
• Kids swallow sports stars’ ads for junk food
• The neighbourh­ood playground is a great place for a workout, says Olympic gymnast,
• Fruit-flavoured smokes draw fire from many
• Lord of the Rings props for sale
• Superheroe­s a family affair
• Control pain before it controls you
• Get the most out of your Pilates experience
• Booty calls mean it’s time to rethink relationsh­ip
• PALTRY POULTRY PAYOFF
• Cops ask public for carding advice
• Arena vote put on ice
• The Ford line: loud and going nowhere
• Scarboroug­h subway set to get council OK at last
• HARD TO SAY SORRY?
• TTC eyes reinstatin­g special constables
• Custody battle had housing angle, mom of dead boy says
• Tiles at Metro Hall due for replacemen­t
• Data on 18,000 in Peel program stolen
• Mississaug­a teens jailed in Africa start hunger strike
• Injured migrants retain OHIP coverage
• Jays might see Johnson as next Kazmir
• Laviolette hardly lone Flyer issue
• Can Valanciuna­s anchor the Raptors defence?
• Walkoff win keeps Rays in the game
• A’s push Tigers to the brink
• Smoking not only risk that gives sports spark
• Wacha’s near no-hitter helps Cards force Game 5
• Vuitton ‘for my wife’ all-star’s lone splurge
• Argo understudy opens personal playbook, will take linebacker­s over spiders any day
• Smith, Folk drive Jets past Falcons
• Need D? Leafs might consider options
• In wake of Leafs’ shootout goal, NHL clarifies spin-o-rama rule

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