Toronto Star - 2015-10-14

• LET’S PLAY BALL!
• PLAYBOY COVERS UP
• Military inquiry into alleged Afghan abuse called ‘farcical’
• Popular morning-sickness drug research being kept secret
• New poll gives Liberals solid lead,
• Zoo officials puzzle over paternity of panda babies,
• Flight attendants endure weird hazing
• Prefer white wine to red? Get ready to raise a glass
• Fahmy ‘euphoric’ after coming back to Canada
• Lac-Mégantic victims may sue CP Railway
• TV news host Lang leaving CBC
• Trudeau hits the Beach with momentum
• Federal Liberal win could negate Ontario pension plan
• Liberals widen gap in new poll
• Fords lend popularity at Harper’s T.O. stop
• Conservati­ves may survive with a minority
• Mulcair promises to ‘renegotiat­e’ TPP deal
• Russian-made missile downed MH17
• Three Israelis killed amid rising violence in Jerusalem
• Clinton gets a good word from Sanders
• Something inevitable about these Jays
• Harper’s final frantic pitch
• A title we don’t want
• Only in Harper’s Jabberwock­y world
• Ending a failed ‘war on drugs’
• We learned as much about ourselves as our politician­s
• How to make Parliament work
• It’s time for a national housing strategy
• Taking art to the streets
• Exploring the boutique mystique of Trader Joe’s in Buffalo
• FRESH BITES
• J. Law speaks out about Hollywood pay gap
• How to enjoy Bieber even if you hate him
• Jamaican writer takes home Booker prize
• Green beans tell a story at Hawthorne
• California Fig Pizza
• Hawthorne’s Green Beans + Popcorn
• Maha’s wants you to eat like an Egyptian
• Abruzzo’s edgy pasta
• Move on; you can’t live with jealousy
• Nine foodstuffs worth crossing the border for
• Halton school’s food garden turns into a spinach frenzy
• Roof literally falling in on city’s poor
• City could spend $100M to fight poverty in 2016
• Teachers play a primary role in helping refugee kids adapt
• PEEL PRESSES PAUSE
• Toronto home prices continue to soar to $1.04 million average price... Who Cares?
• Traffic Sheriff Tory takes aim at critics
• CANADIAN IN CHARGE OF MANAGING EU CRISIS
• Great transit benefits rich and poor alike
• Canadian jailed in Ethiopia may come home
• Blue Jays have faith Stro Show will be a hit
• A city steeped in big days of baseball
• Cubs set Wrigley history
• Royals need Cueto to snap out of playoff doldrums
• Offence will be key to winning Game 5
• Rangers lean on Hamels to lead them to ALCS
• Jays need full team effort in Game 5
• Gritty Joseph a natural in leadership role
• JVR fine-tuning his role with Maple Leafs
• Injuries, mistakes put boot to Argos’ kicking game
• Ontario gears up for driverless cars
• Sanders defines campaign on U.S. income gap
• SOME OF THE PLAYERS HERE
• MAKEOVER TIME
• COMING TO A HEAD
• Red tape slows homebuildi­ng
• Energy, financials drag down TSX
• VW will cut costs by $1.5B
• Connecting city a major priority
• > AS TORY SEES IT

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