National Post - 2016-03-12

• THERE ARE FOUR CANADIAN KIDS BEING HELD CAPTIVE IN A WAR ZONE AND NO ONE SEEMS TO BE DOING ANYTHING ABOUT IT
• THE DEPARTMENT STORE FOOD HALL IS BACK THIS TIME WITH A CHAMPAGNE BAR
• Canada is suffering from a prolonged pandemic of moral self-flagellati­on promoted by hemophilia­c bleeding hearts and militant native agitators.
• HOW LAGER CONQUERED THE WORLD
• Social media culls NDP candidate
• Four shot at Muslim cemetery in Alberta
• A ‘SHOCKING’ ARREST
• The right faces a left on the rise
• PM vetoed deal on NDP offices: sources
• Help wanted: Top guns for dogfights
• Canadians faced few hurdles in joining ISIL
• Montreal firefighte­rs win pension victory
• OWN A BUSINESS AND CHANGE THE WORLD
• ‘I DO NOT FEAR DEATH’
• Silenced by university’s ‘Justice Fair’
• TRUMP RALLY AXED OVER SAFETY FEARS
• Merkel’s big challenge
• Is Santa Canadian?
• Depends what you mean by democracy
• Giving up, moving out
• Jewish identity in America
• ALL ABOARD THE SUBSIDY EXPRESS
• Agnes Macphail ... too white?
• THE BOMBARDIER FILES
• THE WIZARD OF PAWS
• CRUNCH TIME IN THE NHL
• IS THIS A SHORT SQUEEZE OR A REAL RALLY?
• RBC DIRECTOR’S ARREST UNLIKELY TO HURT BANK.
• FEBRUARY JOBS NUMBERS DISAPPOINT.
• Democratic win means more love for Canada
• Shareholde­rs feel not-so-preferred
• Imperial eyes new $2-billion oilsands plant
• Jordan Cove LNG proposal sacked by U.S.
• ‘The Dude’ stalks Turkish exchange
• U.S. pounces on Canada to deflate gas surplus
• More turmoil ahead? Factoring in factor ETFs
• RELIEF MAY BE ON THE WAY FOR DUAL TAX FILERS
• Strong balance sheet on average income, but more retirement savings needed
• All of a sudden, you’re the family CFO
• Spotlight on community stewards
• CFL wins first round in concussion battle
• Ruling just the latest ego showdown
• Hentgen back in the game with Jays
• BAUTISTA TAKING SOME SPRING SWINGS FROM THE LEFT SIDE IN PRACTICE
• Jury still out on value of analytics
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• HEAD FOR THE HILLS
• When it comes to your home’s water safety, it’s time to get the lead out
• Sun-filled contempora­ry 3,700-sq.-ft. Forest Hill digs
• Comfy cozy
• Hit with $350 bill to move in
• URBAN APPEAL
• THERE’S NO PACE LIKE HOME
• ONCE UPON A UNICORN
• Trivial pursuits
• Beer and a boost
• A sense of the cinematic
• PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN
• MEETING OF THE MINDS
• The other side of the story
• No pain, no Spain
• TUNISIAN SANDWICH WITH TUNA AND EGG
• Mom before the storm
• “NO MORE BLOATING!” Ilove

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