National Post - 2019-10-19

• How many voters will decide monday’s election?
• We need much more music, and far less politics.
• Building a Bloc to be reckoned with.
• Coalition scenarios & the constituti­on.
• Here’s what the voters really want
• Obama not interferin­g in election, but questions raised on rare move
• I have freed myself from the vitriol. I voted.
• Trudeau Liberals’ Alberta last stand?
• The evolution of the green Tories
• Thunberg calls for action, but doesn’t talk oilsands
• U.S. House lauds Canada for Huawei exec’s arrest
• After American tour, how is Swedish activist getting home?
• Diets: The hunger game
• Bodies line the ruins in fragile ‘ceasefire’
• Under the Liberals, support for Kurds fighting ISIL ground to a halt
• The cost of Boris Johnson’s Brexit drive just might be a dis-united Kingdom
• Canada needs a Conservati­ve government
• A ringing endorsemen­t, or not?
• Commuters deserve federal support
• What Bill 21, transgende­r kerfuffle share
• The criminally addictive Peaky Blinders
• the PEN is mightier than the PHONE
• THE MARQUEE
• THE CHATTER
• Luxury meets adventure aboard Scenic Eclipse
• BRAISED VENISON SHANKS WITH MOSSBERRY BLACK GARLIC GLAZE AND HERBED WHEAT BERRIES
• ‘ You are welcome, there is room’
• BEET- CURED SALMON WITH CHANTERELL­ES AND SASKATOON SAUCE
• KOMBU SEAWEED SOUP WITH PHEASANT
• Open up to closed cooking
• Loved to death
• ‘The key to good directing is a good script — which I write myself’
• Tokyo: Choose yourown adventure at the intersecti­on of tradition and modernity
• Just the two of us
• historic mine could be epicentr e of next gold rush
• CCM plans to grind it out
• Exemption pits LNG against steel
• New report says Boeing may have misled investigat­ors on 737 Max safety issues.
• Facebook wrestles with ‘ image problem’
• GM resumes production at Oshawa plant
• Fed’s No. 2 plays cards close to chest on rate cut
• Expected recession on minds of investors When, not if
• Gildan Activewear slumps on Q3 sales hit
• Tropical retirement in reach but B.C. man must wrangle debt
• Here are the tax proposals that could affect your bottom line this election
• Bombardier part of group tapped for Bogota rail line
• Is too much rest before Series a bad thing?
• Henderson makes ace in rise to top in Shanghai
• Zion’s absence a bummer for Raps’ fans
• Wales aims to bury the ghosts of 2011
• Tavares’ injury no cause for panic
• tv listings
• Toronto FC hopeful Altidore will play
• Loss shaped Bédard’s positivity
• Rating the replacemen­ts
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Toronto’s no-name ’hood
• What It Went For
• How to enhance the value of a house with art
• Unicorn trees ready to sparkle for holiday season
• $1.6 million
• ROUND-THE-CLOCK HELP AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

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