National Post - 2018-11-30

• Cohen: I lied out of loyalty to ‘Individual 1’
• Liberal wishes versus facts
• HOW TRUMP IS HELPING BOOST NOVA SCOTIA’S LOBSTER TRADE.
• Alberta gets left in the cold
• One Ontario officer shot by another
• HOW A QUEBEC TOWN REMADE ITSELF AFTER GM LEFT.
• CAN HUMANS REALLY SURVIVE ON MEAT ALONE?
• There’s never been a movie like Roma, Cuarón’s latest triumph.
• Licensed producers forge ahead with plans for edible pot products.
• QUEBEC HISTORY BOOKS ‘FLAWED.’
• Netanyahu survives latest bare-knuckle political bout.
• ‘THERE ISN’T A STONE LEFT’
• Church service began five weeks ago. It’s still going
• Ontario climate plan an antidote to eco-hysteria
• Senator says he knew of probe last year
• McKenna rejects Ontario’s carbon plan
• BUENOS AIRES SUMMIT COULD BE A TENSE ONE
• Mystery illness hits another Canadian
• Tests could offer clues in deadly bear attack
• Hates crimes on the rise, StatCan says
• A war hero you’ve never heard of
• Reading from the wrong script
• German police raid bank offices
• Hudbay to close Flin Flon mine
• OIL DISCOUNT FORCES CUTS
• ‘Abusive’ short-selling in regulators’ sights
• CMHC SEES PROFIT IN THIRD QUARTER DECLINE 17%.
• WHAT NEXT? SUPER DUPER CLUSTERS?
• TD, CIBC post jump in Q4 profits, but warn of “uncertaint­y” in 2019.
• Concerns grow over backlog in family courts
• New NAFTA faces skeptics in Democrat-controlled Congress
• Stocks hammered in Chinese consumer battle
• Netflix Canada bumps prices as competitio­n intensifie­s
• Who killed the non-electric car?
• The oilpatch learns a hard lesson
• Can supply management and innovation coexist?
• Nothing like a good conversati­on ...andthisisn’t
• WILLIE OR WON’T HE? THE CLOCK IS TICKING.
• Prosecutin­g Evil: The Extraordin­ary World of Ben Ferencz
• Dead in a Week
• ‘Layered, intense and authentic’
• Lion King remake blurs the lines on live action
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Sens get closer to discard bin
• Wonky back big ‘if’ for Pospisil
• Sweden files charges over hockey hit
• NFL coaching carousel in full swing
• Ledgerwood, Bekker lead first wave of CPL signings
• On the cutting edge
• ALL IN ALL, THIS NEW SUBARU FORESTER IS THE BEST TO DATE.
• A WINTER TIRE ALTERNATIV­E,
• Apps to avoid impaired checks are pointless
• Fast, posh and one of only 21 for sale in Canada
• A sure-footed winner from an AWD pioneer
• Compact crossover ready to carry off-road torch
• Preventing whiplash
• Winter weather can spell trouble for automatic start-stop

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