Toronto Star - 2016-10-13

• ‘PREDATORY BEHAVIOUR’
• EHealth audit sends Liberals scrambling
• Two women come forward with new accusation­s against Trump
• ABSOLUTELY AUSTON-ISHING!
• ‘On trial all over again’
• Backstage pass
• Swift backlash
• Low-income Ontarians face ‘significan­t gaps’ in health care, report finds,
• Province unveils new measures to target opioid addiction,
• Social media fuelling attacks on celebritie­s
• Capturing history’s disappeari­ng act
• Lawyers for Paris attacker drop client
• Burundi votes to reject Internatio­nal Criminal Court
• NDP brief keeps electoral reform wide open
• French prime minister wants to know what makes Canada tick
• Is Singh looking like an NDP leader?
• Woman settles lawsuit against sex killer, his wife
• Ottawa to reward schools with equity plans
• Obama, the Democrats’ ‘cleanup hitter’
• Clinton ‘has to go to jail,’ Trump says again at rally
• Tokyo power outage halts trains
• Wells Fargo CEO steps down amid sales scandal
• Report finds ‘significan­t’ gaps in health coverage
• The names we won’t use
• Time to take action
• Children detained with mothers
• Case against body cameras for Toronto police officers
• Attempting to elevate the argument
• Why Trudeau gets an Aafter Year 1
• First gay sports bar brings team spirit to LGBTQ fans
• Parking levy may batter small shops
• Drake’s drink tops LCBO launch sales
• SUBURBAN SIZZLE
• Samsung Electronic­s estimates $2.3B loss over Galaxy Note 7 woes
• SINKING SHARES
• Black & Decker adds Newell to its tool box
• CROSSWORD FOR THURSDAY
• The thriving drummer boy
• Attention shoppers, check out Gwyneth in the Bazaar aisle
• RUNAWAY QUEEN
• > CONCERT SAMPLER
• A ‘stripped down’ Dido and Aeneas
• Billy Bob is still dreaming, from the outside looking in
• Good start on Hollywood’s diversity issue
• Crossovers all the rage on prime-time TV
• VISUAL ARTS
• Homegrown actress follows parents’ footsteps
• Women key to boosting city’s cycling potential
• ‘Shot down’ deal sparks dialogue about transit and developmen­t
• Ajax mayor wants creek in Greenbelt
• A PIECE OF THE PIE
• Live Nation wants fatal stage collapse case dropped
• The campaign to keep Canadian content alive
• Old mattress must be put to rest, properly
• Call it home sweet home, not money pit
• Make the most out of vegetable growing season
• Counter culture demands equal measures of utility, beauty
• Revolution­izing sitting by the fireplace
• Grow root veggies during cooler months
• A tour de four debut
• Will Jays meet their match in Cleveland?
• Friends become foes in October
• There’s nothing getting the goat of these Cubs
• Scherzer anxious for ‘biggest start’
• The arm’s not as important as the knee
• Legends Row grows to 10 former Leafs stars
• Storylines: Can McDavid lead Edmonton to playoffs? Will Weber make Canadiens fans forget Subban?
• NHL: Great One returns to Oilers in front-office role
• Kyrgios responds to boos with angry defiance
• Blue Jays giving Raptors a chance to be fans
• Exuberant Mickelson eyes Safeway Open win
• Trump’s spin doesn’t fly with athletes
• Seven reasons to love Raleigh
• THE ’70S ARE BACK, BABY
• Social enterprise offers travel with purpose
• Wilson — the modern Maasai warrior
• > WHEN YOU GO
• Ziggy Marley serves up recipes that hit the right notes
• A key moment in fight against sexism
• ‘Mommy’ label belittles stay-at-home mom role
• How I learned to bust some Bollywood moves
• Subway worker saves colleague’s life with Bee Gees help, no CPR training
• Loneliness a chance for new connection­s

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