National Post - 2017-01-31

• ‘MAKE NO MISTAKE: THIS WAS TERROR’
• Dangers to the moral order
• ‘Gentle,’ ‘beloved’ victims mourned
• He was not necessaril­y overtly racist or Islamophob­ic, but he had borderline misogynist, Islamophob­ic viewpoints ... unfortunat­ely that’s become more or less acceptable these days.
• STUDENT CHARGED WITH SIX COUNTS OF FIRST- DEGREE MURDER,
• Parliament stands tall
• Centre had ‘major, major’ security worries
• A beacon in a fractured world
• Canada is not immune
• ‘Today we are all Muslims:’ leaders unite
• Acts raise odds MPs will OK Islamophob­ia study
• Canadians protest Trump’s travel ban
• U.S. move ‘will affect our debate,’ Tory leadership candidates say
• Liberals pull ‘secret’ fighter jet report from public domain
• Trump says ‘all is going well’ despite unease
• France’s Bernie Sanders
• Was PM right?
• This is terrorism
• Global leadership made America great
• Hopeless game of trade whack-a-mole
• Whistleblo­wer OR SPY?
• BRADY’S BLOCKERS KEY ALL SEASON.
• Portrait of a ‘genius’ who lost his way
• Lonely nights, lonely decades
• WHY 1984 IS A 2017 MUST- READ
• Finding a fit
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Trump’s moves could have Olympic impact
• Advice a Falcon should’ve followed
• Ex-Oilers’ coaches relish resurgence
• Missing Raonic ‘disappoint­ing’
• De Guzman goes from player to assistant coach
• Trump ‘going down a slippery slope’
• Tech firms decry U.S. immigratio­n ban
• Shifting fortunes
• CANADIAN COMPANIES URGE OPEN DOOR FOR DISPLACED WORKERS
• Fewer cords cut, but TV still under fire
• Banks setting stage for first female CEOs
• TRUMP TRAVEL BAN LEAVES AIRLINE STOCKS FACING SOME TURBULENCE.
• PHASING OUT GOVERNMENT HUBRIS.
• Know your T-Rex Score
• O’Leary image used in ‘get rich’ scheme: OSC
• Canadian robo-adviser expands to U.S.
• Constellat­ion now losing star power to tech startups
• Reasons for poor U.S. car sales in Japan: PM
• Small funds propel private infrastruc­ture players
• Outrage grows across Silicon Valley over immigratio­n ban
• CEOs fume over travel order
• Practical goals keep a portfolio on track
• The problem with passive investing
• Trump-whisperer wanted
• Red Deer’s dirty smear
• Book sales still strong, but trend to online buying grows
• Fitbit cuts 110 workers as sales get slimmer

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