National Post - 2020-11-27

• Imagine the film First Man if it neglected to include the moon landing. Pollock without painting. Or The Queen’s Gambit if they’d decided not to show any chess.
• Regulators could approve the first promising COVID-19 vaccine in December, but it will take weeks after that for Canadians to be able to get a dose. Health Canada’s chief medical adviser briefed reporters Thursday.
• MOSQUE SHOOTER’S SENTENCE REDUCED
• Can we afford to be this resilient?
• Sports gambling is a sure bet
• Britain tries to break Big Tech strangleho­ld
• The COVID that stole Christmas
• UNEVEN LOCKDOWNS ACROSS THE COUNTRY LEAVE SOME SMALL BUSINESSES DISADVANTA­GED.
• SASK. FIRM TAPS GEOTHERMAL ENERGY SOURCE.
• Helped spark Freedom Rides
• Van attack killer had autism, but not psychosis, trial told
• Vancouver council aims to end drug user stigma
• Toddler killed in alleged abduction
• Soldier sues after medical crisis ‘widely’ exposed
• Watchdog urges spy policy gaps be closed
• Leaked memo ‘disappoint­s’ Alberta’s top doc
• Canada’s do-nothing policy on China
• How Biden might be convinced to save Keystone
• How the West was lost to COVID-19
• Design apps brightenin­g my grim lockdown
• As virus surges, U.S. celebrates scaled-back Thanksgivi­ng
• U.S. top court rules on curbs, worship
• Ethiopia to launch ‘final phase’ of offensive
• Failed gambles cost Cowboys
• The romance seems gone in Tampa Bay
• Tyson circus rolls into town again
• ‘ We’ll have to be creative,’ says Team Canada coach
• Canada missed chance at facing Maradona
• Food banks benefit from ‘Last Dance’
• EBULLIENT
• Provinces push to delay CPP bump
• A plan for next biotech crisis
• BIG PHARMA MIGHT SAVE THE WORLD.
• THE STOCK MARKET’S MISPLACED OPTIMISM.
• VC funding down sharply in third quarter versus ‘spectacula­r’ 2019.
• Online marketplac­es help innovators hitch their wagons to new audiences
• COVID-19 boosts lumber giant
• Bitcoin, other coins plunge
• S&P/ TSX composite rises on gold, copper
• MindGeek donation to Inhope spurs Canadian charity to withdraw
• Restrictio­ns paint bleak picture for downtown Calgary
• Lessons from Japan
• Amazon unions from Brazil to Germany plan Black Friday protests
• Repsol to boost renewables fivefold, cuts dividend for 2021
• Aviation bodies seek airport slots relief until October 2021
• Taxpayers deserve ‘duty of care’ from CRA
• Keep social policy out of credit markets
• Not just a facelift
• New Subaru BRZ coupe has more of everything
• Still the same old story
• Going Deepa into Sri Lanka
• Zappa showcases brilliance
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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