Toronto Star - 2016-10-03

• Tenant accused of turning condo into Airbnb rental
• Documents lift veil on top salaries at Tarion
• DON’T MESS WITH SUCCESS
• U.S. Muslims mobilize in fight against Trump
• Trump’s tax ploy “genius,” supporters say.
• Storm threatens Caribbean
• Colombians vote against peace pact with rebels
• > HOW TO REACH US
• Christmas creeps into stores
• CANADA SAYS 3 SPECIES NO LONGER IN DANGER
• Abduction cases leave parents in the dark
• Conservati­ve newspapers definitely aren’t with him
• Why black areas aren’t dialing 911
• W-18 drug ‘high end of the threat spectrum’
• Police arrest third person in death of professor
• Water policy needs public input, opposition says
• Time is right to take action
• Protect the animals
• Revamping end-of-life care planning
• It’s time to toss out jaywalking rules
• Trudeau’s Liberal government remains oddly Harperesqu­e
• Prominent security expert says legislatio­n is fatally flawed
• Facing angry opponents of updated sex-ed curriculum
• Steven Sabados is back and in good company
• Meet Jessica, a non-smoker changing the face of lung cancer
• Baldwin nails Trump in new SNL role
• HER MARVELLOUS TRANSFORMA­TION
• Solange’s strangely subtle album launch
• Why 2016 is the year of the horror movie
• Cyborgs have feelings, too
• Finally, good news for suffering moms-to-be
• More complex than mere clumsiness
• Author shares the upside of being in pain for 15 years
• Dwelling on the fantasy of unrequited teenage love
• Room for improvemen­t
• TTC staff are moving outside the booth
• LIP SERVICE
• Ahmadi Muslim leader to meet PM
• Special e-delivery down on the farm
• NEW FARMING REVOLUTION IS DRIVEN BY BIG DATA
• GTA math charity wins $20K award
• More than a fun run for survivors
• Transit agency expects to save $5 million per year
• On a crusade to clean up city’s streets
• BLACKBERRY’S BIG HIT
• TRADING AWAY JOBS
• Hanging up phones may not boost BlackBerry
• FIVE BUSINESS EVENTS TO WATCH THIS WEEK
• Jingle writer’s wiener words echoed
• A simple conversati­on could be worth $1M
• Jays bring party back home
• Matthews eases into Leafs duty
• SORRY, RORY, MAYBE NEXT TIME
• BRING ON BALTIMORE:
• PAPI PARTY:
• PLAYOFF WATCH:
• Siakam making good first impression
• Coach tees off after Argos fumble in crunch
• Bills blank Brady-less Pats for rare win
• Newton sidelined by concussion in loss
• Giants complete playoff puzzle
• Vin Scully: Dodgers, Giants fans alike pay homage to famed broadcaste­r

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