National Post - 2019-10-04

• TRUDEAU’S PLANE ‘ HYPOCRISY’
• Architect designed maligned stadium
• Oklahoma man proclaims love for wife with billboards
• No-sex marriage ends in rare annulment
• A SNEAK PEEK INSIDE TRUDEAU’S SECOND PLANE
• Debate was good, if you could find it
• Linking Scheer to Ford desperate
• Scheer says he has renounced U.S. citizenshi­p
• BERNIER’S FUTURE RESTS ON A ‘ HANDSHAKE CAMPAIGN’
• Province reverses cuts to child benefit program ‘after careful considerat­ion’
• Trudeau backs easing assisted death rules
• ‘TRYING TO SURVIVE FOR MY KIDS’
• Insider rampage at Paris police HQ kills 4
• Trump to China: Look into Biden
• Trudeauman­ia on the wane, once again
• PET would nix son’s tunnel vision
• ‘We’ll get through this’
• Afghanista­n election a ray of hope for democracy
• Aramco IPO shines light on funds
• Newmont’s new CEO to dispense discipline over cash
• In turbulent times, Tesco’s new boss can build on firmer foundation
• Pepsico’s ad blitz drives surge in Q3
• H&M earnings return to growth
• With the Viagra Patent About to Expire, a New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight
• RBC Capital Markets fined US$5M for trading violations
• Toronto firm building Miami racing arena
• Shopify begins building a team in China amid global expansion push
• The economy should favour Scheer
• Another Trump pressure point: startup investment­s
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• ‘Joker represents an anarchic spirit that’s in everybody’
• Russian rugby captain proud of team’s effort
• ‘Culture change’ with Senators isn’t just talk
• Canada’s Taylor rockets to top
• Jackets provide early test for Leafs
• Should Vikings trade Diggs?
• Raps’ celebratio­n of 25 years gets ‘unique’ twists
• Braves still battling post-season woes
• CROSSOVER IS NOW SMOOTHER, QUIETER

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