National Post - 2014-10-20

• SYNOD EXPOSES DEEP RIFT IN CHURCH
• Why the yuan is being welcomed in Canada ...
• ... while Chinese-only signs are sparking a revolt
• A CENTURY OF AFTERSHOCK­S
• Malala comes to Ottawa
• Top-secret space drone returns after 2-year orbit
• A cab ride into chaos
• RCMP PUSHES FOR GENDER EQUALITY
• Provinces spend millions to ensure proper burials
• not just pierre trudeau’s son
• Rookies flood field in Etobicoke
• A long campaign coming to an end
• ‘ebola cruise’ ends safely in U.S.
• Quebec’s long farce
• Rents on reserve
• A child sacrificed to First Nations ‘medicine’
• On Uber, government ‘should get out of the way’
• The right to life should not be subjective
• The death of r2p
• Beating my Facebook addiction
• SINKING SHIP
• Replay limits odds of another Denkinger
• The winding down (and narrowing focus) of HBO’s excellent Boardwalk Empire.
• Eskimos’ Reilly grabs win with late drive
• Sharks insist on following own rebuild plan
• cfl roundup
• Royals’ bullpen forces opponents to act early
• Seahawks fall hard for Rams’ ‘cool’ trickery
• Steelers find it difficult to mimic Watt
• around the league
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• Has China lost its silver lining?
• Advantage: Edmonton
• on the Block
• ‘got hit in head’: RB Energy says
• Shaking up green image
• Cities in boom
• back in the den … Covergalls deal snapped up,
• A tale of two Bermuda reinsurers
• Russia regions load up on debt
• Rare earth meltdown
• No accidental revitaliza­tion
• Foodie culture puts Duncan, B.C., on startups’ map
• Forward thinking paves way for win
• TriMirror leaps at chance to move to Buffalo
• INovia bets on Waterloo with hub’s first VC office
• Travel like a big fish with the help of your credit card
• New BDC research reveals true Do’s and Don’ts
• How to turn an app into a business
• Managing tax exposure, post-sale
• Non-competes have their limits
• the sweet taste of success

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