Toronto Star - 2016-10-31

• THEY’RE WITH HER
• Force of a different colour: New cruisers a ‘disturbing trend,’ critics say
• Six new Ontario senators called ‘truly independen­t’
• HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
• Watchdogs going public on medical mistakes
• Clinton on track to become the most unpopular candidate to win U.S. presidency,
• Horror movie aficionado­s weigh in on the best,
• Ouija boards are a favourite of spirituali­sts,
• Is High Park ghost rider dead and gone?
• FBI obtains warrant in email probe,
• Trudeau revels in signing Canada-EU free trade deal
• > HOW TO REACH US
• Indigenous foster care turns over new leaf
• Designated driving companies brace for bylaw changes
• Tragedies cast long shadows in Woodstock
• Privately sponsored refugees fare better: study
• Thousands giving up permanent residency
• Government announces changes to spousal sponsorshi­p rules
• GMOs may not be yielding promised bounty
• Ontarians heading to the Senate
• Professor says social justice culture harms
• How to stop mass extinction
• Mosul fight could spiral out of control
• Return to basic white for our police cars
• Rethink this colour
• Libraries the great equalizer
• Mighty Ontario moose need our help to survive
• Subway will be luxury wrapped in opulence
• Economic statement needs to pick winners
• CMV virus bigger threat to infants than Zika
• Afghan roads ‘beyond repair’ despite funding
• Airstrikes kill dozens at rebel security facility in Yemen
• LOOKING FOR FAME
• Hanks’ Inferno gets burned by Perry’s Madea
• Nude photo thief sentenced to prison
• Mike Myers’ ode to Canada
• OCD was a con artist and I was its victim
• Downward Facing Frog
• Rethinking use of opioids for chronic pain
• Listen to intuition when making big decisions
• Cheating husband angling for custody of kids
• High school breaks from the norm
• Sex assaults on TTC higher than reported
• Residents fed up with constructi­on
• Private café in plain view
• GENTLE ADVOCACY
• Old-fashioned Christmas will get a new twist
• GOODBYE TO BIG OIL
• Reds semi tough in opener
• Chapman slams door to keep Cubs’ hopes alive
• Leafs look for clues after lost weekend
• Raiders smash records (good and bad) in OT win
• Baseball king of October feast
• CFL: Alouettes derail Stampeders’ quest for 16-win season
• When art and football collide outside the lines
• Raptors know what’s coming with Murray
• WTA Finals: Cibulkova stuns top-ranked Kerber for ‘biggest title of my life’
• Impact clip Red Bulls’ wings in first game
• Brooklyn still tough fit for Isles faithful

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