National Post - 2018-10-03

• A BEACON OF LASER LIGHT
• U.S. dairy farmers wary of new deal
• Promise big, worry later
• If you’re happy and you know it show ‘jazz hands’
• LNG DEAL SIGNALS REVIVAL OF MEGA PROJECTS.
• LOOTERS AND LAWLESSNES­S HIT INDONESIA IN WAKE OF EARTHQUAKE.
• WHAT HAPPENS NOW FOR CANADA’S CHINA TRADE AMBITIONS?
• What to watch on Netflix, CraveTV and Amazon Prime in October.
• Stop making our military into an air farce.
• CRTC rejects website-blocking scheme to fight online piracy.
• How much will Quebec really see? Watson
• It’s dairy, quite contrary as chocolate milk on outs again
• Tee shot to eye blinds Ryder Cup spectator
• Court sides with couple in wedding gone awry
• Fishbowl T.O.
• FBI agent injured in booby-trapped Oregon home
• Controvers­ial clause not a U.S. veto, experts say
• Legault would override Charter
• Can CAQ fulfil its promise to break Quebec’s reliance on transfer payments?
• Judges support jurist under fire
• Baycrest’s new facility takes aim at dementia
• Keesmaat’s Gardiner plan soothes progressiv­es
• Canada joins bans on High Arctic fishing
• Calgary hit with 40 cm of snow
• U.S. threatens to ‘take out’ Russian missiles
• A circus on Capitol Hill
• AGCO TO POLICE CANNABIS SELLERS
• CARBON TAXES IN TWILIGHT ZONE.
• MUSK VINDICATED AS MODEL 3 PRODUCTION NUMBERS RISE.
• HOUSING MARKET NOT HEADED FOR A MAJOR CORRECTION.
• HELPING YOUR CHILD CHOOSE THE RIGHT ACADEMIC PATH
• STUDENTS EMBRACING SUSTAINABI­LITY
• ON CAMPUS THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS
• Fast-track graduate studies in Australia
• ON CAMPUS DEMAND FOR AI SKILLS GROWS
• Joint programs offer best of both worlds
• Entertain a career in event planning
• Tech-company launcher flies under the radar
• USMCA short on auto jobs at home
• GE’s credit is under review for downgrade
• Trampling on the provinces with C-69
• USMCA crashes the car
• Amazon increases hourly pay, will push for higher minimum
• LEAFS RIGHT FIT FOR VIDEO-GAME SUCCESS
• Riders should be a lock to host 2020 Grey Cup
• Ali descended from celebrated ex-slave
• Talented Jets under pressure to go farther
• Greying greats know how to win
• Rolling dice on Vegas repeat might be risky
• Can Canada’s teams end Cup drought?
• Winning without a captain
• Severino back on mound for Yanks
• Blue Jays’ ugly 2018 season is firmly in past for Atkins
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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