National Post - 2016-09-30

• VICTORIA’S ROYAL PLAYDATE
• ‘Kumbaya’ will not work in Africa
• Top of the world
• HOCKEY GLOVE OR ARTICLE OF PLASTIC?
• No funerals for assisted deaths: bishops
• EXECUTIVES HANDED BONUSES AS JOBS CUT
• OILPATCH REMAINS SKEPTICAL DESPITE OPEC DEAL.
• Trudeau’s fiscal leeway shrinking as demands for spending mount.
• How the terms ‘genocide’ and ‘crimes against humanity’ came to be.
• EU trade deal could come unstuck over faulty glue.
• Israelis, dignitarie­s gather to pay tribute to Peres
• McCain heiress wants lawyer removed
• Safety trumps turban, Quebec court rules
• Template for pipelines
• Leitch’s manager steps out of the shadows
• Investigat­ors seek answers in train crash
• PRESIDENT, NOTORIOUS WARLORD SIGN HISTORIC PEACE AGREEMENT
• The eternal optimist
• Frosty relations
• THIS MORTAL OIL
• ‘I CLOSED MY EYES, SWALLOWED MY PUKE, AND HIT THE PUTT.’
• Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
• The Lovers and the Despot
• Milton’s Secret
• Operation Avalanche
• Mastermind­s
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• In pursuit of it all
• Bats silent again for Blue Jays
• Heslip taking best shot for Raptors
• Raised-fist protesters support Kaepernick
• A ‘ CHICK CAR’ NO MORE
• RIO IN PARIS
• YOUR CAR IS GOING TO RAT ON YOU,
• Well on a road to zero privacy
• Gazing into the crystal ball for a glimpse of the automotive future
• SUV gets three new engine options
• SNC slides on Mideast woes
• Bill would vanquish 'zombie' directors
• JAPAN’S UNIQLO SIZES UP THE CANADIAN MARKET.
• Australia, N.Z. in same boat as Canada
• Liberals rush cash out before invoices
• Inspiring a new generation of leaders
• Most ISP speeds faster than advertised: CRTC
• BlackBerry mulls last handset release
• The value of yield
• Taxes without targets
• Carbon makes bad bargains
• Canadians for Trump
• As Deutsche anxiety grows, clients scatter

National Post - 2016-09-29

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