National Post - 2015-10-10

• CARVING VOTE
• I wrote a scene in a white heat, and it scared me so much. By the time I got to the bottom of the page, the size of it, the impossibil­ity of it, the idea that something this large defied my abilities as a writer. — Garth Risk Hallberg on his 900-page, $2-
• Chefs’ least favourite Thanksgivi­ng sides — and substituti­on recipes.
• A humourless campaign whittled down to an irrelevant issue.
• Why Suncor’s Steve Williams is grateful for the rout in oil prices.
• Health trouble? Give thanks
• Aubut’s ‘brutal awakening’ to how society has changed
• Southern exposure
• NDP pledges ban on bulk water exports
• Harper puts $6.8B price on promises
• Three ways to cure the disenchant­ed
• Key issues: a voter’s guide
• Woman at centre of niqab debate now a Canadian
• Long queues frustrate early voters
• The gut vote
• Dinner table debate begins
• voters, It’s Time to talk turkey
• Life was the ‘trauma’ for these youth
• Drifters held in deaths of Quebec woman, U.S. man
• Dog behaviour gets reviewed
• Judge shuts down Hells Angels trial
• Boy had to shoot father, judge says
• Breaking the Nobel code of silence
• Peace prize gives boost to Tunisia
• Israel struggles to quell tide of violent unrest
• ISI L captures villages amid Russian airstrikes
• Pentagon reworks syrian strategy
• Turkey vs. journalism
• The choices before us
• The niqab at the dinner table
• The measure of the man
• Post-election, a duty to sit
• Security under scrutiny
• Canada is fighting for Muslims
• ‘Queen of Ivory’ arrested after high-speed chase
• A hole the size of Texas
• more inside
• Wings give Babcock a rude welcome
• THE LINEUP
• Hoopla’s a helluva handicap
• Schedule fair to Jays, says MLB commission­er
• Looking back at the plays that beat them
• Job ups & downs
• Spreading thin
• What if you have more money than you’ll ever spend?
• Banks learn to be leaner, keener as pressures mount.
• Craft beer fans froth as Mill St. goes mega-corporate.
• Hunting votes in the Facebook generation
• Green bond benefits BioAmber
• Amazon asks corporate employees for feedback
• Hydro One offering may bring in less than expected
• MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE WANT TO ADOPT UP TO 3 CHILDREN, BUT WORRY FAMILY COSTS WOULD CRIPPLE THEIR FINANCES
• Year-end tips for registered plan holders
• Notley hints at larger deficit
• Glencore’s big debt a risk for Canadian banks
• $446M fund OK’d for Lac-Mégantic victims
• K+S CEO incurs investor backlash
• Five call-option strategies to turn stocks into income-producing machines
• Celebratin­g Muslim culture
• GIVING THE PAST ITS DUE
• GEORGIAN LIFE
• SAMANTHA PYNN
• MONTHLY FEES
• BUDGET DESIGN WINNER
• New veggie gardens from old practices
• Living in the room
• Sparkling rosés that will sparkle with turkey dinner
• Paris for tourists who don’t want to run into other tourists
• ‘Reunions with lost pets or goods are practicall­y public, and it’s a thrill to watch it happen’
• ‘Classics should survive in translatio­n but it’s unusual to hear that they’re improved by it’
• ‘I believed that if the cash ever dried up, I could always live in a car’
• Modern gratitude: more than you can shake an Oprah at
• Oscar Peterson for jazzy little book worms
• Inside Ellen Page’s equal rights police drama
• Sharp dressed woman
• Shawn Arseneau
• bonnie stern
• VIKRAM VIJ
• Lisa ahier
• DAVID HAWKSWORTH
• Bill Jones
• That’s a wrap!
• Old Macdonald had roast duck
• fix my drink
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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