National Post - 2013-10-10

• CANADA'S QUIET KINGMAKER
• Security agency defends activities
• MULCAIR DETAILS TAX-HIKE PLANS
• MUDDER LOVE
• CONRAD BLACK
• ‘EVIDENCE OF WRONGDOING’
• THE DUFFY FILES
• HEAD INJURIES
• ‘PROFOUNDLY SAD MOMENT’
• The Desmarais family’s secluded estate.
• Rapid-fire Mulcair bold in face of polls
• Harsh judgment
• Judge throws out census charge
• Sun Sea migrant feared for his life
• B.C. terror victim seeks to stop U.S. suits
• Children’s Aid gave Jeffrey little aid
• Captive to a political minority
• CONSTRUCTI­ON DISPUTE BLAMED FOR TTC DELAY
• Ford’s prevails on economy
• Death benefits victim of shutdown
• TERROR SUSPECT HELD AT SEA
• Dramatic shift as U.S. to slash aid to Egypt
• Honouring the greatest Van Doo
• The real centrepiec­e for aboriginal education reform
• Victory for a census objector
• Politician­s: Those who ‘excel in spending other people’s money’
• Iran vs. Israel
• THE REAL LESSONS OF MUNICH
• ‘Make sure everyone does soMeThing’
• Maple Leafs face real depth issues
• Is Glee’s tribute for Cory Monteith touching or too little, too late?
• Bills needed to be better prepared
• Verlander, Gray duel again in Game 5
• Canadiens being prudent with Parros
• leaFS notebook
• Valanciuna­s puts new bulk to early test
• Extremely bad advice
• So I married a pornograph­er
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Historical drama-rama
• APPLE POACHING BLACKBERRY WORKERS
• Yellen nod comes at a critical time
• Patience Pays
• Crowdfundi­ng is taxable: CRA
• Pretium’s ‘Qualified Person’ problem
• PIPELINE POUT
• Peter Foster: Suzuki’s Carbonist Manifesto
• MOVING UP
• Yellen to focus on cutting U.s. unemployme­nt
• ‘For the markets it provides a lot of continuity’
• U.S. pays off at last for Coutu
• Coutu expansion remains on horizon
• New Kinross Russian mine opens on time, budget
• Saskatchew­an sees discount in potash
• ALCOA PERFORMING WELL, BUT OUTLOOK STILL BLEAK UNLESS ALUMINUM PRICES RISE
• BUY SANDVINE, SELL SIERRA, ANALYST URGES
• TSX higher, as traders mull choice for Fed
• SEC boss to pursue even the ‘smallest infraction­s’
• Penney names outgoing Saks CEO to board
• Save $470M today
• Ontario’s next energy project
• FASHION THAT’S AFFORDABLE
• Raja Fashions helps women make the high-style grade

National Post - 2013-10-09

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