National Post - 2016-09-28

• Caught in the CROSSFIRE as war for Aleppo intensifie­s
• Keeping Ontario in the dark
• LIBERALS APPROVE B. C. LNG PROJECT
• SHIMON PERES, FORMER ISRAELI PRESIDENT AND PRIME MINISTER, DEAD AT 93.
• Ultra rich turning to blood therapy to keep old age at bay.
• Canada draws first blood in World Cup final with 3-1 victory.
• Baseball’s silly code has Blue Jays in trouble.
• DEN TANDT AND McPARLAND,
• COYNE AND MORRIS,
• Chief urges royals to champion First Nations
• ‘The Vatican has so much power’
• Fear on the farm: Rural Saskatchew­an takes up arms
• Assurances sought in plan to arm Kurds
• Liberals plan to regulate vaping
• Courts have fewer crimes, more delays
• Injured soldiers cut loose, report says
• Not fit to be president
• Clinton let off hook on serious issues
• Dealing with the devils
• Why ‘none of the above’ looks good
• HISTORY’S GHOSTS
• SpaceX aims to colonize Mars
• YouTube stars mix business with Benihana
• Recasting the romance paradigm
• Bye Shomi, our time was fleeting
• Lasting tribute
• Woods a weapon without taking swing: Montgomeri­e
• U.S. needs to keep it simple
• Progress in identifyin­g CTE in the living
• Does NHL have China syndrome?
• ‘NOT on our AGENDA’ to REACH DEAL in ALGIERS
• Millennial ANGST
• OSC HEAD TAKING AIM AT FUND FEES
• Sears takes a gamble on new store format
• Shomi’s demise an opportunit­y for rivals
• WYNNE’S GREEN CLIMBDOWN.
• The right way to split up
• Parents renovate for kids: report
• Oilsands fund makes first investment­s
• Deutsche hits low as German banks struggle
• Concordia takeover unlikely: Goldman
• Nike hit by competitio­n from Under Armour, Adidas
• A ‘fair share’ fairy tale
• Ontario employers will take hit

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