Toronto Star - 2018-10-11

• Quest for a perfect child ’hood
• Frank Stronach suing daughter Belinda
• Grisly case could redefine sexual consent
• STORM SURGE:
• MARKET PLUNGE:
• Court asks how woman spent $27M at Harrods since ’08
• Images surface of ‘assassinat­ion squad’
• Bulgarian man held in reporter’s rape, death
• More journalist­s being targeted and killed globally
• Voices silenced: Saudi Arabian reform has gone awry,
• Star’s view: Government­s are targeting the truth,
• Limo operator charged in 20 deaths
• Residents return after B.C. explosion
• Can voters be sold on climate change?
• N.B. Greens won’t commit to Liberals or Tories
• Sikhs get pass on helmet law
• The PC cabinet that could have been
• First Nations want say on sex-ed
• Openness is best way forward
• It’s zero hour on climate change clock
• Bigger vision needed to fix traffic woes
• Canadian postal network can be national green machine
• Sex education should be evidence-based
• A season of discontent in Philippine­s
• American cheese sales melting away
• Investors underestim­ate risk of financial shock, IMF warns
• Pot firms have ‘deficienci­es’ in disclosure­s, regulators say
• Oil CEOs say Canada makes it difficult to compete
• BUYING WASTE
• TAMING TECH
• Luxury stocks slip on China fears
• Gord Downie’s long shadow
• Cat Power on motherhood, music and moving on
• TORONTO BOOK AWARD
• TV’s new wave of political shows
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend looking to the end
• New borders put like-minded councillor­s at odds
• ‘Not looking positive’ for Keesmaat
• THE COST OF LIVING
• Sewer pipe overhaul slow and smelly
• Mother seeks answers in son’s drive-by death
• Defence makes last pitch in stabbing case
• Raptors weighing the positives
• Talking about this generation
• Title fight will have to do without the drama
• POWERFUL PROTEST
• Sharks can deal with pain
• Storm surge reigns in Carolina
• Montreal businesses rally for team
• Bosh proves to be a gamer
• Toronto brass deciding on present and future
• Price still right for Red Sox
• CFL picks: Lions QB Lulay returns for tough test against Calgary
• Brewers making ‘Moose’ chief
• Astros: Correa limited by lower back pain
• Leon’s return comes with its returns
• A NEW ERA FOR ARMENIA
• DON’T RUN, YOU FOOL
• A novelist at last
• Would your daughter tell you she was assaulted?
• Helping the LGBTQ retirement community
• ‘Still in Edmonton’ creator moves to Saskatchew­an
• My daughter tells people she’s scared of me
• Men’s spaces grow in sophistica­tion
• Get your property ready for the winter season

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