National Post - 2015-12-28

• From HERO to ACCUSED: A Canadian soldier’s sad spiral
• Right or left: One in five can’t tell
• Iraq wrests Ramadi from ISIL
• YEAR-END REVIEW
• Valeant CEO in hospital with ‘severe’ case of pneumonia.
• THE DIFFICULT TALK
• TOO BLAND TO UNDERSTAND
• ‘REMEMBER THAT PICTURE’
• How the Tories centralize­d Canada
• Refugee hotel bill $2 million: Liberals
• Twin B.C. tragedies rattle whale-watching industry
• MISSING PIECES
• Save 24 Sussex, says builder, 94, who did ’50s reno
• POLICE SHOTS KILL TWO IN CHICAGO
• Tornadoes, floods, blizzard pound U.S.
• We need a Plan B
• Concussion hysteria
• CLINGING TO PIE-IN-THE-SKY PROMISES
• Trump’s blind aggression
• PUFFS OF FREEDOM
• Academics for free speech
• My Force Awakens hangover
• In defence of gift cards
• New Year’s Eve terror warning shakes Europe
• 2015 will be remembered as the year celebrity memoirs weren’t absolutely terrible.
• Peyton Manning went on the offensive to refute allegation­s of drug use made in a news documentar­y.
• BRYCE HARPER
• Josh Donaldson
• Canadians still tinkering with front line
• Islanders opting for mass transit to new digs
• Canadians storm helsinki for event
• ma p l e l e a f s 3 , islanders 1
• Falcons end Panthers’ bid for perfection
• patriots elect to kick ... and lose
• nfl roundup
• Man U’s Van Gaal doubts he can save club’s season
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• Surmising the stars
• Psychic Nikki’s Top Celebrity Prediction­s for 2016
• Why outlook is bright for solar. CHALLENGE: 2016.
• Many unhappy returns
• UP and Running
• Free oil? Not going to happen
• Wanless … Venture capital financing, with a twist,
• MAINSTREAM
• Charity-giving starts to take on stock-picking feel
• Great fall of China fades as stocks end 2015 with gain
• Tech firms feel FALL CHILL
• Mastering accidental entreprene­urship
• Disrupting ‘dinosaurs’
• A new generation of tech stars

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