National Post - 2015-10-03

• THE PATRIOT GAMES
• Blond, curvy — and fake
• All you have to do, really, is add a hyphen and the word “shaming” to any account of an undesirabl­e situation, and you can transform an everyday annoyance into a powerful social commentary about the status of women. — Robyn Urback on the scourge of sweat-
• Douglas Coupland on how the Internet is changing us.
• The infamous Rob Ford is on the brink of another moment.
• Oregon hero took five bullets trying to halt shooter.
• Ship founders ‘right near eye of hurricane’
• What is a life worth?
• ‘I saw him with my own eyes shoot Nathan Cirillo’
• Mulcair stays path on niqab
• Slipping on the eu’s and au’s in the leaders’ French debate
• Battle for a Tory redoubt
• NDP leads in key Toronto riding, poll suggests
• COC to expand Aubut probe
• NDP heads back to the left on TPP
• Dairy last obstacle as trade deal near
• One group’s effort to pop (up) the vote
• Alberta leader sounds alarm over climate
• Jeb Bush remark riles obama
• ‘He was one of the silent types’
• Israel demands Abbas censure over murders
• Russia told to stick to ISIL targets in Syria bombings
• THE RUSSIANS ARE HERE
• Putin gambit defines moral bankruptcy
• WHO ’S WHO INSIDE SYRIA — A PRIMER
• Suspect in crash that killed three children and their grandfathe­r remanded in custody
• Council gets real on the Gardiner
• Officials, police raid raw milk farm
• The destroyers of history
• The Greens’ failure to launch
• Striking teachers, hungry kids
• Obama’s humiliatio­n
• Our country, our rules
• The NDP moment has passed
• Mulcair, exhausted
• Growing up WestJet
• Post Sports
• WHAT RECESSION?
• Five tax-lowering strategies for the high net worth.
• U.S. job numbers raise doubts about recovery.
• Telus unveils $1B digital vision for Vancouver
• National Bank eyes shedding 400 jobs
• National bank faces hit Maple Group tax issues worrying investors
• Oilpatch touts technology to climate panel
• First Nations claim Ottawa snubbed them over pipeline
• Scandal may be bigger threat to VW’s rivals
• Company rolls out web page for affected cars
• The ‘production cliff’ becomes reality for gold
• Year-end tax planning starts now
• The numbers say no, even if the market says otherwise
• U.S. recession?
• An upbeat outlook from Wall Street
• The old college try
• Biyombo, Scola eager to fit in with Raptors
• On the bubble
• nhl notebook
• Blue Jays rebound for win vs. Tampa
• art and the condo
• bathroom reno
• Noise no-no
• Beachy ’burb
• Keep the closets clear of clutter
• Sitting pretty
• Grow your garden quotient
• justice served
• Jane macdougall
• What happens when the asylum runs the inmates
• When it comes to fancy gala events, we’re all arts
• Philip Marchand
• Jonathan goldstein
• Beyond the birds and bees: how to really talk to kids about sex
• Skirting the issue: it’s time to start paying the cheer team
• At the top of the do nots
• the best medicine
• Two wheels better
• Welcome to Wonderland U.
• the CHESHIRE in the CLASSROOM
• ALICE THROUGH the AGES
• Father does best

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