National Post - 2016-11-28

• CAN BIG DATA HELP TREAT PTSD?
• ‘There’s nothing I can do to undo it’
• Castro was no kindly uncle
• REDBLACKS HANG ON FOR GREY CUP OVERTIME WIN.
• To be angry is one thing. To send out obscenitie­s and threats is depraved.
• OPEC HUNTS FOR A DEAL WHILE U. S. KEEPS PUMPING OIL.
• Housing a potential bright spot for Big Banks.
• Anthropolo­gists sort out prehistori­c riddle
• Reformer scores key win in France
• Anti-terror advocate faces deportatio­n
• Africville residents keep up the fight
• MP slams senator as Beijing ‘apologist’
• Japan won’t revive trade talks
• ‘It’s hard to think about it every day’
• 24 Sussex price gouging
• A quiet revolution in family law
• A more efficient housing subsidy
• WHY CANADA NEEDS A SEARCH PARTY TO FIND SOME U. S. TELEVISION SHOWS.
• Ravens kick losing habit against Bengals
• Defence does not rest yet for Raps
• Packers in unfamiliar territory
• Leafs hit road with confidence in tow
• Stecher barrelling past expectatio­ns
• Leafs retire numbers of hometown heroes
• So close, and yet so far
• Gabriel’s marriage one heck of a play
• Rosberg cool under pressure, collects his first F1 title
• Canada’s Virtue, Moir win ice dance at NHK
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• An old snow globe gets shaken again
• Modi’s big currency gamble
• ENTREPRENE­UR’S HALLMARK MOMENT.
• Pension giant finds friend in Trump
• TRUMP U’S LAWSUIT HAS A CANADIAN PRECEDENT.
• Windfarm plan stirs up a storm in New York state.
• Longevity insurance goes small
• How this entreprene­ur hit pay dirt selling rocks
• Deal stalls as Phazon struggles to meet production deadlines
• Arts takes cue from business
• Make your ‘ Victory Lap’ truly count

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