National Post - 2018-10-06

• Kavanaugh moves one step closer to U.S. Supreme Court.
• The best of the more recent Western.
• The future is populist, writes former PM Harper.
• Why a rape claim against Ronaldo, perhaps the world’s wealthiest and most famous athlete, is a perfect test case for the #MeToo movement.
• Chrystia Freeland stopped next to me at a red light. I was on my bike and asked, ‘Aren’t you supposed to be in Washington?’ She answered, ‘I’m heading back this afternoon.’ It was a brief encounter that was both endearing and bewilderin­g. — Joe o’Connor,
• Murdered in Colombia’s MINES
• Conrad Black,
• DENIS MUKWEGE
• NADIA MURAD
• Anti-carbon tax’s dirty little secret
• Plan to split warship work leaves jobs in doubt
• Father says Grade 10 worksheet was biased against right-wing views
• Trade deal singles out China, Beijing says
• BERNARDO TO SEEK PAROLE, HIS LAWYER SAYS
• Police not ready to use blood samples for drug-impaired driving
• Report says Canada will see shortage of legal pot
• Guards can grieve firing
• Ford makes friends in the West
• Cat’s out of the bag for Sundae’s new owners
• Officers cleared in deadly pursuit
• Interpol chief disappears on trip
• Duterte says health may force him to step down
• Can Trudeau not resist ‘attack’ politics?
• Hopefully the Liberals will learn from this
• One good reason to be happy with Quebec election
• Milking the free trade deal
• Erasing school boundaries would end segregatio­n
• Playing with fire
• NBA takes a gamble with taboo-busting Canadian hire
• Brazil’s election bringing out army’s big guns
• REALITY BITES... THE DUST
• THE CHATTER
• Instagram is full of too munch informatio­n
• Wayne shall be redeemed
• ‘A shared meal is the best meal’
• MUSHROOM TARTS WITH TALEGGIO CHEESE
• What’s bugging you?
• ‘I felt like I could’ve cried’
• Pump the brakes on rate hikes
• RETIREMENT PLAN SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY.
• Jobless rate dips on big hike in part-time work
• Pipeline bottleneck spurs Canadian crude crash
• B.C.’s LNG megaprojec­t shines light on proposed N.S. facilities
• Precision emerges as white knight for Trinidad
• Shopify ‘confident’ on pot e-trade
• Aritzia profit triples over year-ago quarter
• Canadian bonds tipped to join rout
• Tesla bear Einhorn scorns bull for tardiness
• Unemployme­nt, illness add up to challenges for couple’s retirement
• CRA is cracking down on aggressive manipulati­on of TFSAs, other plans
• Canadian housing costs close in on Hong Kong’s
• Guard your money like an NHL netminder
• Sidewalk Labs advisory panel member quits, citing ‘deep dismay’
• Nylander impasse just first Leaf to fall
• The NHL’s Top 50
• Sloppy opener has Leafs told to tighten up
• NHL questions that will be answered
• Coaches with job on the line need to win out of the gate
• TV LISTINGS
• Astros have a blast in ALDS opener
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Lighting a room, simplified
• It’s a good time for a maintenanc­e check on your fence
• Best of both worlds in Scarboroug­h
• PARADISE IS NEAR
• PICKERING
• COUNTRY PRIVACY
• HAWKESTONE

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