Toronto Star - 2015-10-29

• RANDOM CARDING THE END
• Sale of Hydro One would hurt bottom line, watchdog warns
• You can’t legislate police decency
• STAR GETS ACTION
• OFF TO A FLYING START
• Outside the bread box
• Ghoul school
• Unions must prove expenses
• Star’s view: To serve and respect,
• Melonie’s sad life relived in court
• > LOTTERIES
• Rob Ford in ‘excruciati­ng pain’
• Notorious 85-year-old jewel thief arrested
• Unmanned blimp wreaks havoc over Pennsylvan­ia
• Women with rare disease ‘felt let down’
• No jail time for Brazeau despite guilty plea
• Harper’s loss a Wynne win on pensions?
• Parliament may resume sooner than expected
• The NDP’s on-and-off affair with deficits
• Ontario sets deadline to end homelessne­ss
• Justin Trudeau’s hands-on approach to politics
• If beloved bacon doesn’t kill you, it might just make you immortal
• Manitoba hockey team keeps ‘Redskins’ name
• Australia paid smugglers to turn back, Amnesty says
• Austria shifts focus, plans to construct border fence
• Kasich aims at GOP front-runners
• 19 confirmed dead from chopper crash
• Iran to take part in talks for first time
• Taliban, ISIS may invade Central Asia
• From preschool to prison?
• More people getting genital herpes from oral sex, WHO says
• Cop fired over violent classroom incident
• HARSH DISCIPLINE IN THE CLASSROOM
• Toronto’s carding policy vs. provincial rules
• Treat PM’s mansion as a teardown
• Family MDs more than a referral service
• Stop calling victims liars
• Mulcair moved too far to the right
• Trudeau must act quickly
• Why Tories lost election
• Cartoon doesn’t help
• Prime minister statues have no place on campus
• Why I dare to be hopeful
• The time has come for universal pharmacare
• Women making noise
• CONCERT SAMPLER
• I see a mystical birthday weekend in your future
• Missing design undercuts stellar cast
• Can Scrotal Recall’s name be changed?
• LATE NIGHT
• VISUAL ARTS
• BARGAIN-BASEMENT BAD ADVICE
• Brampton needs new transit plan, fast
• KEEPING HIS PROMISE
• TTC will sue Bombardier over late streetcars
• Contracted translator­s must fight to get paid
• Pay equity is not a one-time fix
• Fence crowds sidewalk, but has right of way
• Project Hope on track to accept 100 refugees
• Markham arena plan was on thin ice: reports
• Jeffrey tries, and fails, to reverse vote
• TDSB plans byelection to replace trustee
• Old military shell removed from dig site
• Set to pounce in T.O.: Uber’s rent-a-kitten
• BUNNER’S BAKE SHOP COOKBOOK
• AT HOME WITH LYNN CRAWFORD
• RUSTIC ITALIAN
• 3 CHEFS: THE KITCHEN MEN
• SUPER FRESH
• THE BAR CHEF
• Canine distemper virus rife in city’s raccoons
• We’ll soon find out what kind of deal money, hype bring
• DeRozan rallies Raps after rough first half
• POST MODERN
• FIVE HOME OPENER MOMENTS
• George looks to put ‘terrible injury’ in past
• Big win puts Royals in driver’s seat
• NFL: Big Ben not sure if he’ll be ready to play
• NFL pick: Pats not on a sentimenta­l journey
• Goals go missing for Crosby, Ducks
• Game Day: TFC at Montreal Impact
• Yes, Leafs fans, you ain’t missed nothing yet
• Man U shocked in League Cup
• Pospisil reaches Valencia quarters
• Manziel’s status rests on meeting
• Visa could end FIFA relationsh­ip
• Raonic backs out of Paris Masters
• Report predicts $2.1B loss in 2015
• APPLE PAY ALMOST HERE
• PENSION PROMISE
• Crossing borders with Second Cup
• Behind the successful franchisee
• A woman, two men and a truck
• VW loses $2.41B on big charge for recall
• ORPP AT A GLANCE
• Duo escapes 9-to-5 bubble with venture into soccer
• Air Canada’s global push takes off with new routes, destinatio­ns
• Earnings for PayPal below estimates in latest report
• Energy stocks, oil push TSX ahead
• Bombardier stocks get a lift from reported aid
• Fiat Chrysler swings to loss under weight of recall costs
• Rising temperatur­es could bring increase in economic inequality
• Competitio­n not hindered by Rogers-NHL deal, bureau finds
• Uncovering London’s Canadian branches
• Into the wild of County Wicklow
• HALAL-OWEEN
• Learn about eight Canadian trivia destinatio­ns in London
• Author Christophe­r Walters on his time in London
• Time passes noisily in Portuguese clock museum
• You are never too old or responsibl­e for some Halloween fun
• Cheesy Pepperoni Butter Toast
• GET INVOLVED IN YOUR HEALTH CARE
• A bad fall can make you feel vulnerable
• Run away from someone who threatens you

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