National Post - 2014-09-25

• SCOURGE OF ISIS SENDS SYRIANS FLEEING
• HOSPITAL TO PAY $1.7M OVER TUBERCULOS­IS CLASS ACTION
• Unlimited vacation time? Be careful what you wish for
• Tax judge issues rare ruling in own defence
• Family tried to stop son’s extremism: spokesman
• BlackBerry hopes new phone will be Passport back to prominence.
• DEBATE DEBASED
• ‘MORE A FANTASY’
• FAMILY FEUD
• CHIP SHOTS
• Bizarre ‘answers’ may have served a purpose
• Canada considers Ebola clinic in West Africa
• Ford video spurred on police
• Doug Ford condemns racist Ford Nation talk
• Hate cleric goes free after trial in Jordan
• Australian attack may have been ISIS-inspired
• Romania’s ‘Nuremberg trials’ underway
• Dig at Roman villa trapped in red tape
• Fighting ISIS at home — the wrong way
• Where, indeed, is Canada’s House of Cards?
• Let’s stick together
• The nationalis­t neurosis
• Canada’s flourishin­g monarchy
• Game lucky to have Jeter
• Simon Pegg doesn’t need a punchline to be happy.
• Absence made Reimer’s heart grow fonder
• Eichel waves off linkage to McDavid
• MAPLE LEAFS NOTEBOOK
• Riders, Eskimos get nice and close
• Janssen’s off-season commitment­s may include new team
• Blue Jays’ Buehrle a 200-inning man again
• Video gaming the system
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Individual­ism
• Ottawa’s about-face on stimulus spending
• TS X proves resilient as it tests 15,000
• Stantec grabs troubled Quebec firm
• Corcoran … The loonies tracking the loonie down.
• BACK IN THE GAME
• Asset class
• No filing on sale of Maple Leaf shares
• Nortel asset battle ignites ‘tsunami’ of arguments
• Apple pulls latest iPhone software update after intermitte­nt losses in cellular service
• Hackers steal data from U.S. eatery chain
• despite gloom and doom, McDonald’s shares have upside, JPMorgan finds
• Celebratin­g a sterling legacy
• TD, aboriginal communitie­s take ‘remarkable journey’
• Scotiabank commits to aboriginal youth education, business
• Helping hands
• Survey to heighten awareness of value of aboriginal business
• U.S. administra­tor to step down: sources
• Wal-Mart moves deeper into banking
• Salix in contact with Actavis over possible sale: source
• The case against pick ‘n’ pay
• Punishment for ‘buying Canadian’ downloads
• Easing the worry over investing in the developing world

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