National Post - 2017-10-28

• EXPECTATIO­NS
• extinction
• The larger problem implied by Bill Morneau’s conduct remains, because it is increasing­ly clear the problem is him.
• Curds & woe: The hunt FOR SQUEAKY CHEESE
• HR firm distances itself from ethics flap
• Liberals ‘napping on NAFTA’: Harper
• Husband of accused: I knew nothing
• Tale of duplicity or ineptitude
• GREEN BENEFITS
• Five groundbrea­king projects at UBC shaping the future of cities
• UBC tests moBile C02 monitoring with help from car2go
• Goodale speaks out over CSIS allegation­s
• For a convicted criminal, what should be his rights?
• Was ‘catty text’ at root of Babcock’s murder?
• ‘Viva Catalunya!’: Bloc Québécois backs bid
• KIM THREATENIN­G ‘ CATASTROPH­E,’ U. S. DEFENCE CHIEF SAYS AT DMZ
• Falling for the murderous fraud of Communism
• Fiscal update a squandered opportunit­y
• Good reasons to stay out of Bill 62
• Lessons from the opioid avalanche
• A Clinton angle to every great scandal
• ‘ I LIKE THE PERVERSE AUDACITY OF SOMEONE AIMING TINY’
• Ottawa has made a mess of Indigenous policy
• Jewish history proves you don’t need Twitter for hate to go viral
• How candy corn became Halloween’s most underrated treat
• Bring sexy back – if only for a night
• The ins and outs of the perfect Halloween costume
• Fundamenta­l focus
• CHICKEN POT PIE
• The Faris Reel
• Fast track your masters down under
• THE BIG TELCOS
• One last gasp
• TRICKS FROM FUND MANAGERS’ END- OF-YEAR PLAYBOOK.
• TMX buys ICE’s Trayport trading platform
• Quebec olive branch to fall flat in Alberta
• Governance in spotlight for 2018
• Manitoba unveils its own carbon tax plan
• Softwoods in Maritimes projected to decline
• Automation helps Precision cut losses
• Burnaby hits back at Kinder over NEB appeal
• Winners & losers in demise of Sears
• Couple’s aversion to financial assets could be fatal to retirement hopes
• Understand­ing the new Canada Child Benefit and other tax tips for parents
• Deal marks Saputo return to trademark buying mode
• U.S. output sees second-straight 3% growth curve
• Exxon, Chevron results linked to oil price, not cost cuts
• Brookfield arm buys Sheraton in Toronto
• In age of kale, quinoa, fast-food sticks to burgers
• Trail-blazing pair skating into sunset
• VIRTUE, MOIR DANCE TO LEAD AT SKATE CANADA
• Ultimate analytic still wins, losses
• Johnson takes 1-shot lead over in HSBC Champions
• Nationals interview Farrell for manager
• Ball in eye of media storm
• Leafs looking for quick rebound
• Stroll aiming for strong F1 finish
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FLEA MARKET FINDS
• Hint of familiar
• Fake jack-o’-lanterns an alternativ­e to real deal
• Do bee a helper
• TIMELESS TOWNIE

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