National Post - 2014-10-21

• TERRORISM SUSPECTED AFTER SOLDIERS RUN DOWN
• Delivered into Magnotta’s web
• Democrats walk out on Obama speech
• Foreign home ownership not ‘excessive,’ CMHC chief believes.
• SKIES DARKEN FOR BIG BLUE
• A BRUSH WITH MATISSE
• ONTARIO’S MONOPOLY GAME
• Deconstruc­ting Michelange­lo,
• Plus: Ivison,
• Staffer known as doggedly loyal, tough-minded
• Fashion icon de la Renta dead at 82
• Risqué film corpus used as dismissal grounds
• Sub hunt dredges Cold War tensions
• Harper far from worst of his kind
• Proposed Arctic patrol fleet to be trimmed
• Trudeau memoir open and hollow
• Military bullies parents after soldier’s suicide
• Woman dies after mauling by aggressive grizzly bear
• Conservati­ve nomination battle heats up in Ontario
• Naturopath­ic cancer therapies to be studied
• Councillor ford steals show at meet-and-greet
• Man tried to prompt Eaton confession
• Mayor Ford accused of violating rules
• In position shift, turkey shows support for kurds
• Ebola on a plane: Three victims a month projected
• Ending Canada Post’s monopoly
• Toronto the nasty
• Needed: Many more fighter jets
• ‘Where is the voice of the Aboriginal community?’
• ‘Multicultu­ralism gone amok’
• Why do we see suffering as virtuous?
• Quarantine countries
• The politics of death
• Mark Steyn & his
• Little black dress
• NAZI suspects collected millions
• Slayings of women may go back 20 years
• Slava Voynov’s arrest subjects the NHL to the same public scrutiny the NFL has endured.
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• HOROSCOPE
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• THE BOOK : JULIET ’S NURSE by LOIS LEVEEN
• SUM UP THE BOOK IN A TWEET
• Clarkson can still offer Leafs value
• Class-action suit takes aim at CHL
• Maple leafs notebook
• Cut NBA pre-season and spare the top players
• Upstart Royals, Giants take similar roads to Series
• World series notebook
• East Coast storage reaches 100%
• CP persists with rail merger track
• Cost craving
• Strong guidance
• Global volatility
• Two months to cash, clear A$ cheque
• B.C. LNG emissions to be world’s lowest
• Bankers’ dilemma
• Blackberry shares rise on rumours of possible Lenovo buy
• Sears deal with Primark could impact Canada
• Top Allergan holder Paulson said to favour deal with Shire PLC
• B.C., Macquarie buy Cleco for US$3.4B
• 4leadershi­p things finance execs will learn at boot camp
• Corporate guidance, market volatility weigh on investors
• Why the market has the Reynolds-lorillard merger wrong
• Bombardier could get Q3 lift, but bigger challenges remain
• TSX gains as traders look for stability
• Netflix, Rogers to produce TV series
• Dealing with losers
• Maximizing Ontario’s electricit­y mess
• HIGHBANK APPROACHES MILESTONE FIRST PRODUCTION
• IBM plunges after ditching 2015 earnings forecast

National Post - 2014-10-20

National Post - 2014-10-22