National Post - 2016-11-02

• The long view
• Bribery charges going nowhere
• Killings have put Woodstock on map
• Python growled after killing boys, court hears
• Modern art driven by rivalries between painters.
• TRUMP-STYLE NATIVISM COULD SPREAD TO CANADA.
• LIBERAL ORGANIZER CORRIVEAU FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD.
• TRANSCANAD­A SET TO SELL ITS POWER ASSETS.
• New senators look a lot like the old senators.
• Unifor united in wake of tentative deal with Ford.
• Canada looks to spend its way to prosperity,
• Good intentions may fall flat, Ivison,
• New child advocate vows action on suicides
• Quebec reacts swiftly to surveillan­ce scandal
• Bernardo day parole hearing set for March
• IRAQI FORCES PUSH INTO MOSUL
• Death at the Pumpkin
• Russia’s friend in Ottawa
• MY MISSING 20 YEARS
• A dark age in our prisons
• ‘One of the great days of your life’
• Script has flipped on Cleveland before
• Edmonton ‘teardown’ taking form
• DeRozan quiets doubters with early hot hand
• Winless Wizards already feeling some pressure
• Riders’ Durant focusing on finale, not contract status
• Newton, Goodell to meet to discuss why QB doesn’t ‘ feel safe’ on field
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• A well-bred tease
• VARIABLE RATE MORTGAGE CUSTOMERS TAKE HIT AS TD BANK RAISES KEY LENDING RATE.
• Alberta caps its own future
• TYRANNY OF THE ANTI-TRADERS.
• MINING ROW GIVING HOSTILE TAKEOVER RULES A MAKEOVER.
• Nobelium takes bold first step
• Bulls are back? BoAML predicts S&P 500 ascent
• Lifecos look to break out of rut
• Scandal in the countrysid­e
• Of perfidy and pipelines

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