Toronto Star - 2015-10-15

• JOSE! JOSE! JOSE! JOSE!
• THE CALL THAT STARTED IT ALL
• FEARING FOR THEIR SAFETY
• Breaking it down
• The strangest night of my career.
• Joy in the streets of Toronto
• Israel boosts security after rash of knife attacks
• Trudeau asks voters for a majority
• Grits positioned to craft stable minority
• Electing Liberals is risky, warns Harper
• Catherine Porter Strategic voting may come of age this election,
• Mulcair optimistic despite Liberal surge
• Liberals trying to have it both ways on IVF funding
• Liberals’ campaign co-chair resigns
• Why the voting selfie is a wonderful thing
• Terrorist cites right to vote in move to save citizenshi­p
• NDP’s only choice is to take TPP or leave it
• ‘Our kids died living life on the farm’
• Aunt’s bid to sue nephew rejected
• Husbands hiding wealth get burned in U.K. divorces
• Billy the Kid photo worth lotsa loot
• Indian writers’ protest grows over climate of intoleranc­e
• New school, new country, new life
• Iran, Hezbollah pour fighters into Syria
• Video of kidnapped Canadians released
• New hope for a pension fix
• The wrong notes
• We must throw off yoke of patriarchy
• Advice to my fellow Muslims: Vote ABC
• The NDP’s disastrous move to the mushy middle
• A lethal legacy for First Nations
• How Harper has been economical with the truth
• Perfecting a masterpiec­e
• The Future is here, time to party
• Why The Knick is a cut above the rest
• Lady Gaga puts the horror in American Horror Story
• The art of balancing music, life at home
• CONCERT SAMPLER
• VISUAL ARTS
• The great urban disconnect
• Violence at forensic facility draws concerns
• George Brown’s $8M cheque biggest in Ontario college history
• Can Tory’s train network help Pearson express get on track?
• Earn $5,000-$10,000 in the next 90 days with LITTLE TO NO RISK...
• Crombie and crew spurn prejudice
• Bricks from sidewalk end up scattered
• Book says Ford home was site of ‘screaming fest’
• Anne Michaels named city’s poet laureate
• LOOKING AHEAD AT THE NEXT DECADE OF AFP
• INVESTING IN TOMORROW’S PROSPERITY: HOW PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHI­PS CAN HELP BUILD ONTARIO UP
• ENGINEERIN­G A CLEANER ECONOMY: THE PROVINCE’S CARBON PRICING PROGRAM AND THE ROLE OF INNOVATION
• West Don Lands
• POWERING ONTARIO’S ENERGY FUTURE
• CURRENTS OF CHANGE
• History! Toronto FC in playoffs for first time
• Living life on Babcock Standard Time
• NHL notebook: For whom the alarm clock tolls? Not Ovechkin, who sits out a game for sleeping in
• THE SERIES IN REVIEW
• Royals will host Toronto after Cueto dominates
• FIVE GAME 5 MOMENTS TWISTS AND TURNING POINTS BY BRENDAN KENNEDY
• THE NUMBERS:
• Bennett seeking to shake stigma of NBA draft bust
• Interpol seeks to break 16-year local drought
• Subscriber growth for Netflix in the U.S. is disappoint­ing
• Downtown rental resurgence
• FAMILY MATTERS
• GETTING THE MESSAGE
• TAMARA KHANDAKER MAKING A GREAT CITY EVEN BETTER
• Uber, Shopify offer same-day delivery in three U.S. cities
• TSX, dollar gain as U.S. markets slip
• Suspect software in 2016 models, VW says
• Walmart profits likely to plunge
• Fake app ratings net Bell Canada $1.25M fine
• Hope you’re hungry, Yonge and Eglinton: foodie is moving in
• Bombardier CSeries on the last lap to certificat­ion
• Pompeii Visiting a revelatory experience
• Macabre relics await at the London museum
• OLD SCHOOL COMFORT FOOD
• Falling in love with softball
• Running crews driven by wellness, fitness . . . and beer
• My time to vote
• You can’t wait forever for him to come around
• Plant the seeds for stunning spring blooms
• ’Tis the season for home improvemen­ts
• Chic shades offer a window of opportunit­y
• Take your green thumb indoors and create the perfect terrarium
• Autumn is the best time to jump start your summer renovation

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