Toronto Star - 2016-10-04

• THE APPRENTICE FROM CAPITALISM TO SEXISM
• Provinces have till 2018 to price carbon pollution
• It takes a single win for the magic to begin
• WHERE WE ARE NOW
• REGULAR OR KETCHUP?
• Richard Griffin
• Rosie DiManno
• Election should be holiday
• Trailer Park Boys’ rye sparks concern
• Darwin and the world of exotic pets
• Carbon tax fills vacuum — not coffers
• Accounting spat leads to $1.5B discrepanc­y
• Bottlers aren’t the only bogeymen
• Ottawa tackles hot real estate markets
• Haitians trapped as hurricane nears
• Nobel work will benefit Parkinson’s research
• Battle rages over Virginia ban on felons voting
• U.S. halts joint efforts with Russia in Syria
• Scarred vets and what they can ‘handle’
• Trump charity accused of violating law
• A challenge to do better
• Heartbreak and joy
• Promotion of bottled water is all wet
• Confrontin­g violence against indigenous women and girls
• Notley buoyed by Trudeau decision on B.C. LNG project
• Immigratio­n detention of children, families must end
• The five best times to beat sticker price
• Should you trust your gut when investing?
• Bags are missing, and you need help
• How to get the best bank for your buck
• DISNEY WORLD CHANGES
• There’s no business like show business
• DIVORCE TAKES A FINANCIAL TOLL
• DOG AND PONY EXPRESS
• Toyota’s Kirobo Mini a faithful companion
• GTA building a ‘generation of jobs’
• U.K. treasury chief warns of Brexit turbulence
• Four selfless strangers save couple’s big day
• Kim Kardashian’s attackers took her jewels and our empathy
• FALLING FOR DANCE AGAIN
• Soulpepper Theatre has a way with a farce
• SNL’s Clinton shows us the uncomforta­ble truths
• Finding inner peace in a chaotic, violent world
• Artist Daphne Odjig dead at 97
• Make even more decisions, faster
• How to handle the ‘Dumpsgivin­g’ aftermath
• Co-worker’s odour makes carpooling unpleasant
• STARS JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Funding cuts could hurt autistic children
• Not guilty plea in nursing home death
• Court expunges $65K in tickets against former homeless man
• GRAND WELCOME
• Brampton monster home ruling has neighbours angry
• Note a key factor in inquest into fatal police shooting
• Cycle Toronto shining a light on biking safely in the dark
• Readers split on Bell entering apartments to install Fibe hookups
• Company ordered to pay $150K in health taxes
• CAPTAIN KID?
• Orioles closer ready for double-duty if needed
• Jays look to draw on experience
• History not stacked against wild-card winners
• Andersen set for Leafs debut after World Cup letdown
• Murray confident he’s ready for life in NBA
• INCREDIBLE ROOM FOR OPTIMISM
• LIVING UP TO OUR POTENTIAL
• THE BRAINS OF TOMORROW AT RISK.
• Why is Toronto Foundation optimistic about the future?
• A new model for affordable housing
• Mental health less of a taboo issue
• Toronto gets ‘A’ for opening job market to youths
• Opening the door to higher education
• Striving together for a greener tomorrow
• Helping kids walk and bike to school

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