Toronto Star - 2015-10-08

• ‘I have a right to be here — this is my country’
• Superfan from before Day 1 still has best seat in the house
• Now we find out just what the Blue Jays are made of
• PICKING UP THE PIECES
• The need for legalized weed
• Raising niqab stakes to drag Trudeau down not risk-free for Harper.
• It’s baseball nirvana for alpha males.
• Sidekick no more
• Garment as much a symbol of the culture around it as the woman beneath.
• National religious freedom ambassador refuses to wade into debate,
• The Star’s view: How low will Harper go in this ugly campaign?
• Another shot at glory has finally arrived.
• Crunching the numbers on the niqab crisis.
• Bumpy road to the post-season.
• Workers encouraged to show their support,
• Don’t forget: the Rangers also finished well,
• Has Roberto Osuna hit the wall?
• > CORRECTION­S
• ‘I don’t think an animal would have been treated as cruelly’
• > A TIMELINE OF INCIDENTS WHERE FACE COVERINGS AND POLITICS HAVE CROSSED PATHS
• Liberals now lead in public support: Forum poll
• High school was home to First Nations students
• Province vows action on gender wage gap
• Anti-gay NDP candidate should go
• Mulcair promises aboriginal­s a ‘new era’
• New anti-fatigue rules for pilots postponed
• Nobel awarded for DNA repair research
• Russian airstrikes help Syria launch ground attack
• Worsening war in Syria too much for Quebecer
• Obama offers ‘heartfelt apology’ for U.S. airstrike
• Israel boosts security amid unrest
• The Conservati­ve litany of misogyny
• Create safe havens
• King Stephen has changed Canada for the worse
• Moving beyond the war on cars
• Gilmore Girls 2.0
• CULTURE CONCIERGE
• The art of protesting in the 21st century
• A reporter’s bond with her mom
• CONCERT SAMPLER
• Nicki Minaj explains views on race, identity
• Tearing Meryl Streep to shreds over a T-shirt
• PETER PANTO
• VISUAL ARTS
• Child poverty problem in Toronto-area ridings
• Scarboroug­h eateries get short shrift in T.O. visitor guide
• Grab for perks further taints council’s image
• PEEL’S WAKE-UP CALL
• BLUE JAYS BUG IS GOING AROUND . . .
• Low pay a blow to daycare workers’ morale
• THE PAIN CONTINUES
• Mysterious signage annoys TTC riders at College St. entry
• Chief seeks video of Nuit Blanche melee
• Kadri’s new role doesn’t bring success yet
• Veteran receiver Chad Owens rises to the occasion
• Montreal Canadiens: Backup goalie Mike Condon was big training-camp surprise
• Once a problem, Jays’ pen now part of the solution
• Blue Jays’ rotation: Formidable foursome
• Your Toronto Blue Jays: A look at lineup that will take on the Texas Rangers
• Look for Astros, Jays to meet in ALCS
• Long ball is a worry for Rangers starters
• Cubs’ Arrieta overpowers bewildered Pirates
• Rangers’ veteran lineup also has plenty of power in the middle
• Blue Jays’ Price no stranger to post-season ball
• ‘BLUE JAYS FLU’ NOT A GOOD EXCUSE
• Bars expected to get boost thanks to Jays
• Streaming a no-go
• CAFÉ ON BOARD
• BOMBARDIER NOSE DIVE
• VWs could get curbed in Ontario
• Tech firm uses real-time data to help drivers go with flow
• Resource stocks lead TSX rally
• Get your Kerouac kicks
• In Warsaw, history and innovation meet in the middle
• MINDY’S A MENTOR
• Geek out on eggs
• LOVE OR MARRIAGE OR A BABY CARRIAGE
• Control your attraction
• My sons’ piano recitals filled me with dread
• CROSSWORD FOR THURSDAY

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