Toronto Star - 2017-10-13

• COMING HOME
• A MAGICAL WORLD IN A FLEABAG MOTEL
• New beauty queen is something to behold
• Pet lover wins paid sick leave to take care of ailing pooch
• Sun could soon set on NAFTA negotiatio­ns
• Indian court throws out conviction of parents accused of killing daughter
• Canada, Mexico caution that U.S. ‘sunset clause’ proposal for NAFTA just an idea
• McGowan takes to Twitter on allegation­s
• Alleged kidnapper was ‘angry, afraid’
• Let’s keep holding sexual predators accountabl­e: Judith Timson,
• TIMELINE OF A CAPTIVITY
• Captors ordered to kill family, Boyle says
• App shines light on political ‘misinforma­tion’
• Ontario asks public for policy pointers
• New organizati­on vows to be heard
• Church denies girl’s First Communion
• Trump threatens to trim aid to Puerto Rico
• U.S. to quit UNESCO over ‘anti-Israel bias’
• Palestinia­n factions sign major unity deal
• Trump hopes to lower health-plan premiums
• Grim hunt for bodies after California fires
• What did U.S. Embassy workers hear in Cuba?
• Can’t go to Nunavut? Google’s got your back
• Europe’s satellite plan has Ottawa concerned
• Midterm report: ‘Must do better’
• Pros and cons to White House visit
• Canada has options if Trump kills NAFTA
• Public funding the solution to struggling news outlets
• It’s time to crack down on junk food ads targeting kids
• Savouring chocolate’s true, complex flavours
• The greatest menace to self-driving cars is human drivers
• GM threat declaratio­n of ‘war’
• Condo prices surge 10% with rental squeeze
• Toronto housing slump hampers price index
• Canadian designer draws on childhood memories for H&M
• Q&A Willem Dafoe on losing his ‘agenda,’
• Chan on unfamiliar ground in The Foreigner
• TELLING DEEP THROAT’S SIDE OF WATERGATE
• AGO goes to the U.S. for its new top curator
• MIX OF REVENGE AND HIGH SCHOOL HELLRAISER­S
• Heroine’s backstory not quite Amazon prime
• Canadian Opera Company stirs up potent love potion
• Groundhog Day lives again as funny slasher flick
• Jolly wins Toronto Book Award for memoir
• Putting twists, not kinks, in superhero’s origin
• Let’s hear it for these gloriously common flowers
• Being in shape may not prevent heart issues
• Don’t pay your children for chores
• Feeling guilty over telling on co-worker I dated
• Provincial­ly owned Hearn site subject of sale talks, OPG says
• DREAMING BIG
• Bombardier derails latest TTC order
• Retired teacher pleads guilty to abusive behaviour
• Lawyers spar over Motherisk class-action
• Festival profits soared on back of giant duck
• Hospital network to review errors in records
• Dixon-area shootings spark calls for support
• Andersen stirred but not shaken
• PROPERTIES NON GRATA
• Bradley ready to channel emotions
• Yankees find themselves in underdog role
• Cubs embrace the power of positivity
• ASTROS WILL HIT WAY TO AL TITLE
• Ralph catches on in family business
• CFL: Ticats seeking some payback for 60-1 loss to Stamps
• Rebuilt Bills share a sense of unity
• NFL: Court clears way for Elliott’s suspension to begin
• President of PSG caught up in probe
• Maximum value, maximum risk
• Around the NBA: New roles could create Cavalier controvers­y
• Streit’s second stint with Canadiens is at an end
• Johnny Bear flies flag for Canada on track
• Ironman: Canadians hoping to answer challenge of sport’s biggest event

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