National Post - 2016-07-30

• Canada's BIGGEST STUD
• CUCK. SJW. DUMPSTER FIRE
• MUSLIM IDENTITY IN THE U. S. CAMPAIGN
• MASCULINIT­Y IN THE AGE OF TRUMP
• What has Clinton been fighting for?
• B.C. terror conviction­s tossed
• Man who died in police clash laid to rest
• Child porn case rewrites evidence rule
• Athlete ‘kidnapped’ by Rio police flees Brazil
• Forcillo deemed to pose no risk, granted bail
• Clinton and Trump hit the ground running
• Erdogan’s purge goes too far
• The voters should know
• JNF and the Greens
• Politics as business
• Hillary’s big question: ‘Why am I here?’
• The jihadist symbolism
• America the basket case
• Disorganiz­ed? Of course. We’re Democrats.
• The LOCKS that COULD CRIPPLE North America
• GREY MATTER: IN ACADEMIA, WHERE YOU INVENT SOMETHING CAN REALLY AFFECT YOUR PROFIT MARGINS.
• Decathlete knew he was headed for Olympic glory.
• Why Trump’s tactics resonate
• B.C. land registry swamped pre-tax
• Alberta wildfires singe economy
• Air Canada profit slides as competitio­n simmers
• Small B.C. web provider lobbies for price relief
• DBRS stays negative on nation’s big banks
• Enbridge touts pipeline safety as it awaits ruling
• Scotia dealers to pay $20M to clients
• B.C. couple’s big bet on real estate leaves them open to a lot of risk
• Mull travel insurance for your staycation
• Are those haven assets safe anymore?
• Oil ends July on bearish note
• Mogo’s philosophy: Building community, not bank branches
• Apple may have bitten off more than it can chew
• Delegation is mostly intact: Russia
• Trio of blasts stake Jays to win over Os
• Djokovic hones in on another trip to finals
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• A DIVINE OPPORTUNIT­Y
• Au naturel
• Bayview just right for family
• After years of deregulati­on and financiali­zation, who has the responsibi­lity to maintain the grid, and who has the resources to pay for it, is far from clear
• SEE ALL YOUR FAVOURITE BRANDS
• LIVING JUST ENOUGH FOR THE CITY
• The fake bagel debacle
• There ain’t no telling
• Bourne to make a laugh
• HOME STRETCHED
• Doing justice to injustice
• THE END OF THE LINE
• OLYMPIC SPIRIT
• Five takeaways from Sarah Barmak’s Closer: Notes from the Orgasmic Frontier
• The National Post Bestseller List is reported weekly by a different Canadian bookstore, featuring local favourites alongside national hits.
• There’s an art to it

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