National Post - 2020-11-13

• CANADA OPENS DOORS TO HONG KONGERS, CONDEMNS CHINA
• Deal signals First Nations’ ambition
• Virus ‘starting to win,’ Kenney warns Alberta
• Ford to lock down Ontario — again
• Ending the blame game
• We’d be less inclined to recoil in horror from our history if we actually knew what our history was.
• MURDER TRIAL DAY TWO: ‘INCEL’ CULTURE THAT ATTRACTED ALEK MINASSIAN.
• ‘Beardar’ keeps town safe
• Was Camus the victim of a Soviet conspiracy?
• Tailor-made aid urged for sectors in second wave
• Letting anti-semite testify would have been ‘crazy’: lawyer
• RCMP breached rights of anti-fracking protesters: watchdog
• Trump urged to allow Biden briefings
• Penn. officials ask judge to toss Trump lawsuit
• Conflict rages in U.K. PM’S office
• Saudis urge action over Iran nuke program
• World sleeps while our beds are burning
• Biden’s disappoint­ing first move
• The great WFH debate
• Charges upgraded in boy’s death
• Quebec expects rare budget deficit
• Watchdog sends ‘letter of concern’
• Ravens aren’t fooling foes this time
• All-female W Series linking up with F1
• Angels set to bring Minasian on board
• Tiger back in Masters spotlight
• Jays need to find a way to get Lindor — and keep him
• GM hopeful Raptors can play in Canada
• Forget noise, bet Vanvleet will be staying
• New wave of insolvenci­es expected, experts warn
• Loblaw raises dividend on sales gains
• Vaccine no economic panacea, central bankers say
• Cost to offset C02: 2¢ extra per litre
• CANADA’S SAME OLD NEW AUTO DEAL.
• Don’t count Trump out, even after Biden’s victory.
• Manulife faces weakness in Canada while Asia remains resilient.
• Intact lines up $3.2B for RSA deal
• Disney revenue better than Wall St. expected
• Goldman bets that loonie, Aussie are ripe for gains in 2021
• Zimbabwe under investor pressure to end sales monopoly
• Accounting firm Ernst & Young battles fires that threaten its global reputation
• Ford stays in Tesla’s rear-view mirror
• A third of the world’s air routes have been lost due to COVID
• Higher corporate taxes aren’t a fiscal gold mine
• There’s a bit of Trump populism in us, too
• Home prices in the U.S rise at fastest clip since 2013
• Interior truly luxe
• Oshawa gets truck assembly plant back
• ROMANCING THE STONE
• Laboured but in the spirit of love
• Buddy comedy done right
• THE OLD SWITCHEROO
• Battling against business as usual
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• HOROSCOPE

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