Toronto Star - 2016-10-05

• BRING IT ON, TEXAS!
• Scarboroug­h subway timetable in jeopardy
• Light fingers lead to lock on liquor cabinet
• SHE HAD THEM AT ‘HELLO’
• Animal smuggling ‘lucrative’ business
• Land supply not to blame for home prices
• Far from quiet, dramatic photos show our sun as a boiling cauldron
• Fallout from Senate revamp takes time
• Trudeau defends carbon tax strategy
• The Star’s View: National carbon price is a step forward, but there is still a lot of work to do,
• Walkom: Trudeau’s carbon price too low to be effective,
• Basic income no magic bullet
• Solving debt dispute could take months
• Whisky cleans up site after objections
• Education bargaining may change this fall
• Hurricane Matthew turns deadly
• Cops break up protest over education cost
• Nobel prize awarded to odd matter researcher­s
• EU gives green light to the Paris climate agreement
• U.S. ‘won’t give up on Syrian people’
• Pence struggles to clean up Trump’s mess
• Canada denounces attacks in Syria
• Time to select a woman to head UN
• A way forward for Ontario’s doctors
• Stop brainwashi­ng kids with junk-food ads
• Making mussels an at-home staple
• TOP MARKS FOR TEACHERS
• Opera borrows Game plan
• Thien among finalists for GG Literary Award
• Emotional truth elicits Hosanna’s brilliance
• Creatives get to work connecting Canada to the Americas
• The sexism simmers in Top of the Lake
• Jonathan Poon’s Chinese Sausage and Sticky Rice Stuffing
• Maha Barsoom’s Spiced Beef Stuffing
• Hemant Bhagwani’s Spinach-Paneer Stuffing
• Give thanks this holiday with spiced roast beef
• The sushiritto on-the-go hybrid trend rolls its way into Toronto
• Mediterran­ean kitchen party at Ricarda’s 134
• Study says you’re at your lowest weight right now
• TAKE A HARD LOOK AT YOUR EATING HABITS
• Woman struggles to forgive her baby’s father
• Teaching kids to make better decisions at school and in life
• Lasting moments of early education
• Broadview Hotel ready to strip off its veil
• Relative admits his role in slaying
• Poll finds a small majority supports Tory’s budget austerity
• OODLES OF GOOGLE
• Air rights deal could muddle plan to build park over rail corridor
• Peel residents call for chief to resign
• Torontonia­ns back bike lanes in latest poll
• Why Indiana’s Democratic doughnut hole could go for Trump
• VANCOUVER’S BIG CHILL
• A COSTLY EXPERIMENT?
• PlayStatio­n goes virtual Sony headset changes the game,
• B.C.’s hot market hits tipping point
• Scent lovers swap stars for sea salt and nutmeg
• Sears’ sale of Craftsman rumoured to have two bidders
• Blue Jays win in 11th hour
• COMING OF AGE
• Stro’s still got pepper, as the Jays live to fight on
• Travis glad he’s not stuck on couch anymore
• Rangers have made all the right moves
• Indians don’t mind being the underdogs
• Broadcaste­r’s partnershi­p with DraftKings ends in suit
• Potential jurors in lawsuit quizzed
• Vinsanity: Carter nearing goal of playing 20 NBA seasons
• Leafs searching for the perfect pairs
• Argos expect Canadian picks to catch on after overhaulin­g corps
• Sharapova’s doping ban reduced to 15 months
• NHL: Crosby head backs to work with next Cup on his mind
• CROSSWORD FOR WEDNESDAY

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