National Post - 2017-10-30

• BARCELONA RALLY REJECTS CATALAN SECESSION BID
• Now comes the hard part for Jason Kenney
• SPENDING CAPS TO KICK IN
• YOUNG WOMEN OF COLOUR LEADING SOCIAL ACTIVISM IN HALIFAX.
• How a doodler manages more than 1,000 designers at Nike.
• SOMALI INTELLIGEN­CE CHIEFS FIRED AFTER DEADLY SIEGE.
• THE SHOW STILL GOES ON FOR GUTSY OPERA SINGER.
• U.S. Senator John McCain issues a wake-up call on Middle East policy.
• Fiscal policy makers left in holding pattern over potential disruption­s.
• Trump demands more Clinton scrutiny
• 4 THINGS ABOUT PRESIDENTS AND JURY DUTY
• Premier moving on as Nunavut votes
• Liberals urged to be cautious with Chinese bid
• Students reconsider education in Quebec
• Canada’s testing helped U.S. Volkswagen probe
• THOUSANDS MARCH IN SUPPORT OF ARMY
• ELECTION OPENS PATH TO POWER FOR CHARISMATI­C LEFTIST
• On the road to recovery
• No wonder Putin dealt himself in
• The mischief of protection­ism
• The latest GMO some will freak out about
• Nike has a new playbook
• HACK ATTACK
• CO-WORK SPACES A HOT PROPERTY,
• Canada lags in urban transit sustainabi­lity.
• Countering cyberthrea­ts
• US$10-billion microbial war brewing over medical scrubs
• MILES COMFORTABL­E IN SECONDARY ROLE
• Rose capitalize­s on Johnson’s collapse for win at HSBC Champions
• COWBOYS ‘FEED ZEKE’ WITH FILL OF TURF
• Broncos look to get back in saddle
• VIRTUE-MOIR’S ARTISTRY HASN’T LOST A STROKE
• Closer’s shaky play pens Astros’ demise
• Reds taking nothing for granted
• ROCKET MAN
• Romanian princess, humanitari­an

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