National Post - 2016-09-07

• A fugitive’s FLIGHT
• BERNIER AHEAD IN BATTLE OF IDEAS
• ‘He made me hate myself ’
• Peter Mansbridge’s retirement a reminder of a bygone era.
• There’s nothing un-Canadian about being picky over immigratio­n.
• Enbridge, Spectra deal creates pipeline ‘colossus.’
• Canada playing ‘long game’ on China
• Splitting the party
• Health-care system under fire in B.C. court
• Liberals award $900M in grants
• Vintners see little profit on grocery shelves
• Deathbed suit alleges sex abuse by priest
• Canadians still play ‘critical’ role against ISIL
• The lawyer who protected Snowden
• Profiles in courage
• FRANCE’S BURKINI FUMBLE
• Following Britain out the door
• Boccia court’s Canadian dynamic duo
• Sitting out this anthem fuss
• Weber’s presence extends beyond ice
• Paralympic flag bearer ‘ deserves this’
• Pillar up for Clemente award
• Monfils advances to U.S. Open semifinal
• The Lucky 13: Canadians on NFL opening day rosters
• No easy solutions
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• YOU CAN GO HOME AGAIN
• TIE-UP CREATES CANADIAN PIPELINE COLOSSUS
• CSeries targets slashed in half
• Homegrown bank to cater to Chinese Canadians
• AUTO UNION TARGETS ‘ BULLY’ FOR LABOUR TALKS.
• ICONIC RETAILER TOUTS OPERATING RESULTS.
• CARNEY’S TURN TO DANCE.
• No winner yet in brokerage sale
• Federal Court rules CRTC’s simsub ban stands
• Union takes on top ‘bully’ by picking GM as talks target
• From defence to OFFENCE
• Banks backtrack on ‘Brecession’ prediction
• Fiat Chrysler examines tie-up with Samsung
• Employers need to take close look at OSC’s whistleblo­wer program
• No match for China
• Putin’s bribery nation
• Hong Kong — for career and business
• Hong Kong invites a new generation to come “home”

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