National Post - 2021-10-12

• A Canadian tradition: High-price wireless
• Wild pigs frolic in national park for first time at Alberta’s Elk Island
• 1,500-year-old wine factory unearthed in Israel
• Cartoonist lived under armed guard
• Irish writer refuses Hebrew translatio­n
• Suspects tried over plot to kill upstart
• U.S. to accept visitors who’ve had AZ shots
• Town crier’s death leaves ‘huge hole to fill’ in Ontario community
• ‘I CRY BEFORE MY SHIFTS’
• Biden echoes Trump in bid to lock out China
• Personal styles may swing Montreal vote
• Calgary’s ballot a puzzle
• Police ‘dragged me like a dog’
• Sadr wins Iraq vote, former PM second
• Senior ISIL leader captured in Iraq
• Should Tories break up with Alberta?
• Open the taps on charitable dollars
• The ‘hinterland vs. metropolis’ vaccine divide
• Leafs won’t have Matthews to open season
• Leafs need stars to be stars when it counts
• OVERSIGHT OF ALL THINGS IS COMING
• Disruption­s mar world’s commerce
• Poor countries’ debt rose 12% in 2020 to record US$860B
• Ambani joins Bezos, Musk in $100B club
• Cannabis financing starts to loosen up
• Neo deal confirms lithium as hot item
• Startup incubators outpace limited funding in B.C.
• Engagement and empathy key to hybrid workplaces
• Carrefour’s miss shows growing pains
• If oil and gas are dead, why are exports booming?
• Stop messing with free speech on the internet
• Chevron adopts operationa­l net zero ‘aspiration’ by 2050
• Can the circles be unbroken?
• Study identifies obesity genes
• SEND IN THE CLONES
• MAID TO ORDER
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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