National Post - 2016-12-13

• TRUDEAU CHARITY MAY FACE PROBE
• Firefighte­rs loosen moose from icy river
• Liberal rules should be law
• No trial, but doctor is guilty, judge rules
• HOW ARRESTED DEVELOPMEN­T IS HURTING THE NORTH.
• Churchill’s excellent Boer War adventure.
• Why Vladimir Putin is smiling.
• Donald Trump and the tweet effect.
• Make ethics rule book law, NDP urges
• Get a lawyer when tried for murder
• Budget watchdog to probe jet purchase
• Health and dental plans could be taxed
• Feds ease supervised injection site rules
• N.L. minister reveals online harassment
• Notley rebuffs calls for minister’s resignatio­n
• ‘Delusional, frenzied’ police officer cleared
• ‘The Russians are not our friends’
• The Latvian dilemma
• Taxman eyes top 1% of doctors
• Separate & unequal
• MIKAEL THE MACHINE — CANADA’S UNKNOWN SUPERSTAR.
• May the farce be with you
• The future is nigh
• Confrontin­g the ‘hidden disease’
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• RAPTORS PROVING TO BE BIG THREAT FROM OUT DEEP
• He played the part, but Fisher couldn’t win enough
• Unheralded Raddysh, Steel on Hockey Canada’s radar
• Marner having growing pains
• Statistica­lly, Crosby remains brightest star
• MITTS are OFF
• Second act looms for KXL
• A stem cell success story
• PRICE OF OIL JUMPS AS NON-OPEC COUNTRIES JOIN PLEDGE TO CUT PRODUCTION.
• Value investing or bust for die-hards
• Veresen ‘back to square one’ on LNG
• Chase the TSX at your peril
• Western Australia a gold mind of opportunit­ies
• Donald’s Keynesian coup
• When a deal isn’t a deal
• Laws that make cities poorer
• SaskTel sees ‘new unique challenge’ in Bell-MTS deal

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