National Post - 2017-08-11

• ‘Now is the time for me to end my career in politics’
• QUIET TIME
• Wall may be Canada’s most successful politician
• CANADIAN ENVOY HIT BY ‘ UNUSUAL SYMPTOMS’
• Trump tells N. Korea to ‘get their act together’
• AMAZON NEARING CANADIAN OFFICE EXPANSION DEAL.
• Liberals have the power to end supply management, but will they?
• Canadian Tire beats secondquar­ter curse despite rainy spring.
• The Glass Castle balances superb performanc­es.
• Don’t blame it all on climate change
• 2016 was year of extreme weather
• Airline warns of strict dress code
• Diving suffers a ‘shock wave’
• N.L. gets coveted state apology
• FAST FACTS ABOUT THE RETIRING BRAD WALL
• Khadr case mishandled at outset, ex-PM says
• ‘ Vendetta’ against victim halted
• System of ‘second-class permanent residents’ developing, says lawyer
• Name of alleged Nazi sympathize­r to come down
• DND union told to stop using Maple Leaf logo
• Northern Ontario’s superballo­ts
• Strike would land four missiles around Guam
• Decade of success, failures
• Canada must work to reverse failing family trends
• SUMMER JUMPING FOR WINTER GAIN.
• The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature
• Annabelle: Creation
• Wind River
• A nut not worth cracking
• Film is simple and deep but stylistica­lly off
• Veteran actor tries taking a stab at horror
• Wind River’s Olsen plays an Avenger of another kind
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Quail Hollow will ‘test your patience’
• Schwartzma­n pulls off terrific comeback
• Wozniacki finds winning formula
• Estrada finding his old form
• Emmanuel on historic run
• NCAA makes sexual violence education mandatory
• Toronto FC just fine saying no to trade suitors
• Down to business for the full 24 hours
• ALL THAT JAG
• SUMMER FUN AT DRIVE-IN MOVIES,
• THEY’RE THE TOPS
• People still better drivers than cars
• All-new sport ute tough but genteel
• Adventure tourer gets even more versatile
• More like the feeling of a supercar
• A LOT OF FUN AND A LOT OF CAR
• Nissan offers loaner cars for owners affected by recall
• B.C. NDP halts pipeline project
• Producers hold breath on N. Korea crisis
• PIERRE KARL PÉLADEAU SAID HIS TOP QUEBECOR PRIORITY IS BUYING BACK ITS MEDIA DIVISION.
• LAUGHINGST­OCK ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK,
• CUPE uses ruling to seek changes to air safety rules
• Black-market fuel thriving in U.S.
• Keystone XL foes vow long fight in Nebraska
• Blue Apron, Snap and the recipe for a disastrous IPO
• Canada’s strong 2017 likely to be a one-off
• Husky hires Goldman Sachs for $4-billion sale, sources say
• Precise skills base reeling in more immigratio­n
• Fake business
• A not-so-quiet revolution

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