National Post - 2014-10-23

• The gunman
• The victim
• How the attack unfolded,
• Canada will take needed steps: Harper
• Transcript of the Prime Minister’s speech,
• Policing roles on Hill divided
• No uniforms in public for Quebec troops
• National War Memorial stands as tribute to dead of three wars
• Gunfire and chaos in the capital
• The shame of silence from authoritie­s
• Memorial murder: ‘I saw a guy with a rifle
• Commons attack: Security guards kept knives close
• Let’s get used to the lone wolves
• Finding direction in a murderous ideology
• Gunmen have often targeted Ottawa in past
• Jihadists mock Canada on Twitter
• Ottawa’s trial by fire
• Today we mourn. Save the lessons for another day
• The club no nation wants to join
• On would-be ISIS fighters, ‘book them a first-class ticket to Iraq’
• Canada must keep its public square open
• Ottawa never took security seriously. Until now
• Conflict between evil, civilizati­on
• ZERO tolerance
• Royals’ Perez does it his way
• In John Wick, Keanu Reeves will get you and his little dog, too.
• Kessel is least of Maple Leafs’ problems
• Voynov never struck girlfriend, lawyer says
• No. 5 Bouchard shaky again
• I CANT BELIEVE WE PLAY IN THIS PLACE'
• Raptors’ Nogueira shows his stuff
• Playoff berth awaits B.C. with win over Bombers
• Taking a beating
• We need the punk
• Cult with personalit­y
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• If at first you succeed...
• B.C. LNG may be poised for liftoff
• Attack renews focus on security
• Moody’s warns on banks’ auto lending
• Second chance
• Growing sector
• Watson … Tories’ engineerin­g not half bad.
• Staying neutral
• BHP demerger plans don’t include TSX
• Former Nortel chief reflects on bumpy term
• Loeb’s exit still leaves Sony with challenges
• Mining equality
• Expansion opponents protecting profit: BHP
• The Costa Rican miracle
• ECB cools talk over bank stress tests
• How to protect against deflation
• Rubiales rides the Mexican wave
• Shaw Communicat­ions not without its risks
• Target’s CEO eyes holiday turnaround with free shipping
• Toyota executive backs air-bag firm
• Nike CEO scolded NFL on domestic violence
• Rail mergers ‘don’t make sense’ now, Norfolk Southern’s CEO says
• B.C.’s bad gas tax policy
• Canada says bye to forward guidance
• LNG by2020 unlikely
• J&J may lead Glaxo in race on Ebola
• Active investor: Fixed-income investing taking a shorter-term view
• Total names de Margerie’s successor

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