National Post - 2017-01-04

• IT’S 2017: Should you know WHERE YOUR prime minister IS?
• The economics of Star Trek.
• Canadian killed fighting ISIL in Syria
• Ford cancels Mexico plant in win for Trump
• MARSH: HOW PUSH NOTIFICATI­ONS CHANGED EMAIL FOREVER.
• BLATCHFORD: APOLOGY FROM UBC TO JOHN FURLONG LESS THAN SATISFACTO­RY.
• RAYS OF HOPE SHINE ON SOLAR INDUSTRY. KUITENBROU­WER,
• How German police learned to ignore political correctnes­s.
• Gunman in Istanbul used family to avert suspicion.
• Musicals coming to a theatre near you this year.
• Ontario woman dies hiking in Italy
• THE NET WAS ONCE FULL OF IN- JOKES, NOW EVERYONE IS IN ON THE JOKE
• Coast Guard ship galleys to be redesigned
• Once-aspiring cop wins $25K suit against police
• Oldest Puget Sound orca, 'Granny,’ presumed dead
• Provinces dig in heels on health care funding
• Firm’s tracking software linked to racial profiling
• Judge rules city right to refuse anti-abortion bus ads
• Ethics controvers­y grips first day back on Hill
• U.S. abstention on UN vote is no surprise
• Still time for Strome to shine
• Galchenyuk recalls dad’s famous brawl in ’87
• ARNOLD IS CHAIRMAN OF THE BORED IN APPRENTICE DEBUT.
• Ovechkin rocket ends Leafs’ streak
• Quarterbac­k quandary for Raiders, Texans
• Blue Jays ponder best of the rest
• Jays prospect feels blessed after fire hits family home
• Injuries put Raptors’ Siakam on the hardwood
• The Boss fears the boss
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• A narrative of love
• Tough act to follow for BMO strategist
• Saving Grace
• Millennial­s drive auto future
• THE GROWTH OF PESSIMISM. CROSS,
• GOLDCORP TOPS DESJARDINS’ LIST OF LARGE CAPS LIKELY TO LEAD WAY IN 2017.
• Beantown to Shoetown: Talent draws sneaker makers
• Nowhere to go but up for IPO market
• Housing, oil lift economic hopes for 2017
• B.C.’s homebuyer betrayal
• Unhealthy tax ideas
• Lessons from a disputed McDonald’s dismissal
• FBI settles wiretap lawsuit

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