National Post - 2019-01-14

• FRESH OFF A FLIGHT FROM SEOUL AND SPORTING A GREY “CANADA” HOODIE, A SAUDI TEEN FLEEING HER ALLEGEDLY ABUSIVE FAMILY ARRIVES IN TORONTO AFTER BEING GRANTED REFUGEE STATUS.
• Pot clinics survive on ‘kickbacks,’ critics say
• TRUMP DODGES RUSSIA QUESTION
• THE CANADIAN ARMY’S NEW FLEET OF ARMOURED VEHICLES HAS BEEN PLAGUED BY ROLLOVERS AND ENGINE FIRES, THE LATEST IN A SERIES OF PROBLEMS TO AFFECT THE $1.2-BILLION PROGRAM.
• REMAINERS UNITE AGAINST BREXIT.
• The power of crystals can improve your life.
• What Israel really wants from the United States.
• A post-nup can help protect assets after marriage.
• DNA of extinct wolf turns up in Texas pack
• Rome to pocket coins from Trevi Fountain
• Nebraska eyes regulation­s on the word ‘meat’
• Experts call for feds to investigat­e bus crash
• MPs to study how Canada can be more like Estonia
• U.S. Arctic drilling plan spurs worry in Canada
• FERTILE GROUND FOR DESIGNER BABIES
• McCain’s ‘bomb, bomb Iran’ resurfaces
• A DEVOTED GUARDIAN
• Coffee pitchman was known worldwide
• The high cost of stress on farm
• FAMILY TECH
• APPETITE FOR HEALTHIER ICE CREAM,
• Fast-food employees face uncertain hours.
• Realtors get creative to lure buyers
• LEAFS’ CREASE GETTING BACK TO NORMAL
• Young guns from 2015 draft do battle
• CHARA’S STYLE MORE BRAIN THAN BRAWN
• NLL team apologizes for racially insensitiv­e remarks
• Beal’s late magic forces Raps to win hard way
• Saints overcome rough start to rally past Eagles
• PATRIOTS PUT NAYSAYERS IN THEIR PLACE YET AGAIN
• Davies hoists Telekom Cup in Munich debut

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