National Post - 2016-12-12

• ‘BLOOD, LIVES AND SAVAGERY’
• SPY AGENCY TARGET SHROUDED IN MYSTERY
• A RISING TIDE
• Probe shines light on steroid traffickin­g
• IS ATHLEISURE’S HEYDAY OVER? SALES NUMBERS SAY NO.
• How Netflix plans to keep viewers glued to their screens for even longer.
• Diefenbake­r deathly afraid of body snatchers
• Where is ‘Butchang’ Nkem? And how did a convict vanish?
• B.C. firm named in tax scam
• Obscure committee targets funding coup
• A dream fulfilled: Spitfire built in garage
• 100,000 Canadians can use medical pot
• BOMBING AT MAIN COPTIC CHRISTIAN CATHEDRAL KILLS 25
• Keystone decision expected soon
• TRUDEAU EKES OUT WIN ON CLIMATE
• Public vs. private sector, and the cost
• TRUMP’S EMPHATIC EMBRACE OF ISRAEL
• Trump tweets, media panic
• Conacher a name for the hockey ages
• Russia bobs and weaves in defence
• SCIENTOLOG­Y’S EX-SPOKESMAN TELLS OF THE TACTICS USED TO DISCREDIT HIM.
• Varlamov pockets 51 saves to buoy Avs
• Canadian juniors shoot for redemption
• Dolphins keep hopes alive, but get bad news
• TFC wonders what could have been
• Finally, a Monday night classic
• Jays play wait-and-see game in free agency
• Raptors’ Powell bides his time
• Offering new angles on exorcism
• Johnny Depp named Hollywood’s most overpaid actor
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• COAL’S DECLINE BIGGEST YET: IEA
• Trump’s election gives lift to Japan
• PREPARING FOR A REAL ESTATE DOOMSDAY.
• HE STARTED WITH A CORNER STORE AND BUILT A GLOBAL EMPIRE. WHAT NOW?
• A big year for Halifax energy firm Emera Inc.
• Age of austerity nears an end as dealmaking picks up
• Yes, your cubicle has an after-life
• GOOD LUCK SOCK LOOKS TO GET LEG UP FROM SHOW

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