National Post - 2016-01-20

• Palin says ‘you betcha’ to Trump as president
• AMNESTY ACCUSES KURDS IN ATTACKS
• Pulling CF-18s is Canada’s disgrace
• Euthanasia not always peaceful, doctors warn
• Your past life could nix Senate sinecure
• CANADIAN EXPORT ISSUES FRUSTRATE CHINA.
• DEEP IN THE COLOMBIAN JUNGLE, PEACE LOOMS AT A REBEL HIDEOUT.
• VANCOUVER CITY COUNCIL BALKS AT WINE IN GROCERY STORES.
• Will Canada be able to beef up cyber security before the next attack?
• Why the Boston Symphony is giving its patrons iPads.
• Potash Corp. ‘agonized’ over closure of N.B. mine.
• Everyone piles on Mulcair
• Tory switches track on trains
• Terror charge dropped but still no passport
• Brazeau recovering from surgery
• Some inconvenie­nt gun facts for liberals
• Closing doors
• Little trust in government’s ability to fix the economy
• You want my blood?
• Our cruel, existing euthanasia policy
• Rebooting Israeli-Turkish relations
• THE FACE OF AN ACE
• Verdasco finally gets some payback
• ‘ HOLLYWOOD IS LIKE THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, THE HIGHER UP YOU GET THE WHITER IT IS’.
• Courtside gambling ads under scrutiny
• Pro golfers look to peers for inspiratio­n
• Stroman lobbies hard for workout buddy Sanchez
• Hunwick’s late goal powers Toronto
• Panthers get chance to prove they’re for real
• Yurkiw takes aim at third straight medal
• DIVERSITY WORTHY OF RECOGNITIO­N
• A resurrecti­ng requiem
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Clinical mistake
• CP WANTS MERGER FOES PROBED
• Postmedia merges newsrooms, cuts 90 jobs
• WHY THE RULES HAVE CHANGED FOR RRSP SAVING.
• FOSTER: TRUDEAU HUGS THE PLUTOCRATS.
• Placing bets on quantitati­ve easing from the Bank of Canada.
• Bell Canada in no rush to defend lawsuit
• NEB gets earful from Surrey on Trans Mountain
• Canadian oil to U.S. hits record
• ADVICE FOR ADVISERS
• How Al Gore killed the e-car
• Follow the money to Central Canada
• The future for lawyers

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