National Post - 2016-10-25

• ‘We FLED A PRISON for ANOTHER prison’
• The wolf of Muskrat Falls
• THE NOT-SO- PRETTY SIDE OF FACE FILLERS
• Oland verdict hinged on the colour of a coat
• BLANEY REOPENS NIQAB DEBATE
• HIGHEST HOUSEHOLD DEBT IN G7 A ‘CONSTRAINT’ FOR CANADA.
• Canadians are not willing to pay user fees for infrastruc­ture.
• ‘Sweep’ deposits sweeten Scottrade deal for TD Bank.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT THE FOOD GUIDE
• Notorious B.C. killer pregnant, in prison
• Justice served in Tori Stafford case
• Trudeau urged to call Merkel, Hollande
• Panel explains how Justice chosen
• FRANCE SHUTS DOWN ‘JUNGLE’
• Trump insurance claim questioned
• Putin’s provocatio­ns
• Excluding the 2%
• Electoral reform may yet be in the works
• CARBON TAX IS REALLY JUST A PETROLEUM INDUSTRY LEVY
• The case for the expo
• Not out of place at all
• RAPTORS WILL GO AS FAR AS LOWRY, DeROZAN WILL TAKE THEM.
• Back in time
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• Jays’ brass cover all the bases
• 10 BURNING QUESTIONS
• NFL drops ball with inaction on abuse case
• Border deal stuck in legislativ­e limbo in U.S.
• Planet TIMBIT
• From disruptors to disrupted
• POLOZ PROPERLY IN CONTROL.
• Netflix said to boost bond deal for content
• BoC sticks to two-per-cent inflation target
• Watchdog eyes easing rules for fintech firms
• Chemtrade ups rhetoric in battle for Canexus
• Complacenc­y the enemy of investors
• Trading CETA for CUKTA
• A third-party victory
• AT&T could skirt FCC review of Time Warner deal

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