National Post (National Edition) - 2021-01-16

• Already feeling done with 2021?
• New stats show we have 298 billion reasons to love TFSAs.
• Pfizer vaccine shipments to be cut in half over next four weeks.
• Sherlock Holmes of academic plagiarism is very busy.
• SITUATION: CRITICAL
• IMPEACHED & WAITING
• ABOUT A BETTER BUTTER
• #SUING TWITTER
• Videos under the personal finance hashtag on TikTok have more than 3.2 billion views worldwide. Creators teach convention­al concepts ... through memes, sketches or by dancing to the likes of Ariana Grande.
• THE NIGHT MY FATHER'S LANCASTER WAS SHOT DOWN AFTER A RAID ON BERLIN.
• “If Canadians are content with mediocrity, we have certainly achieved it.”
• Scenic deck coming for Peggys Cove
• CORRECTION
• Fugitives sought for murders in Canada nabbed
• 1. YOUNG PEOPLE FIRST
• 2. STRETCH OUT SHOTS
• 3. DE-PRIORITIZE THE INFECTED
• 4. TARGET THE HOT SPOTS
• 5. SMARTER, FASTER LOGISTICS
• FIVE THINGS ON COVID-19 YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY
• PM TELLS FREELAND TO SPEND UNTIL CRISIS ENDS — WITH CAVEAT
• NEW STRAIN LEAVES BRAZILIAN CITY SHORT OF OXYGEN FOR ITS HOSPITALS
• ONTARIO POLICE CAN'T RANDOMLY STOP OVER LOCKDOWN ORDER
• SNOWBIRDS CAN GET SHOTS IN FLORIDA, ARIZONA
• HOW CANADA RANKS IN THE GLOBAL VACCINATIO­N CAMPAIGN
• What we know about the new Brazil strain
• PUBLIC TO BE ASKED ABOUT EASING COVID RESTRICTIO­NS
• COVID's hard lesson
• Why haven't we embraced rapid testing?
• B.C. mulls closing points of entry
• PREMIER SEEKS MAJORITY IN FEB. 13 ELECTION
• Major White House cleanup planned
• HUNDREDS OF U.S.-BOUND MIGRANTS DETAINED AT BORDER
• FOMENTING WAR, BRIBERY, TREASON
• The mood-boosting benefits of movement
• Enjoy the great outdoors
• Civil society steps up
• Inside the CBC's toxic workplace
• Canadians can only take so much Canada
• AN INCOMPARAB­LE PRESIDENCY
• Biden should borrow some Lincoln lines
• Social media and the Washington Winter
• Indonesia earthquake kills at least 42, injures hundreds
• D.C. officer says he pleaded for his life
• Twitter curbs to go beyond Trump ban
• Dutch government quits over `colossal stain' of tax subsidy scandal
• NRA FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION
• REISMAN, Norman
• BURRELL, Don G.
• BORTOLAZZO, Olivo
• SMITH, Alan Arnold
• THE NATIONAL POST
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• HOROSCOPE
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• BRIDGE
• SUDOKU
• LAST WEEKEND'S ANSWER
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• HOROSCOPE
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• BRIDGE
• SUDOKU
• ON THIS DAY
• `WE'RE NOT NEIMAN MARCUS WE'RE NOT J.C. PENNEY WE'RE NOT LE CHÂTEAU'
• VACCINES
• Don't let 2020 change your approach to your portfolio.
• Couche-Tard drops US$20B Carrefour takeover plan.
• CMHC rivals say they're gaining on housing agency's share
• DECEMBER HOME SALES SOAR TO CAP RECORD YEAR
• With Amazon looming, Shopify's patent filings begin to hasten
• BLACKBERRY, FACEBOOK REACH DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
• Ballard 's banks talk up ESG
• Too much debt, crumbled investment­s crimp retirement plans
• Axis won't insure Arctic oil and gas projects
• AMAZON WORKERS TO HOLD MAIL UNION VOTE IN ALABAMA
• Google closes Fitbit deal, antitrust probe continues
• U.S. CONSUMER SENTIMENT SLIPS BUT IN A PARTISAN WAY
• Biden urges swift action on massive relief plan
• Canada setting table for `massive' year
• JAYS INK HERNANDEZ, MISS ON LeMAHIEU
• IN THIS CORNER
• Bruins brace for physical rematch
• Packers duo among all-time great combos
• Why this year's Oscars could be the weirdest yet ... and that's saying something.
• Bet the farm it will be surreal
• KADOO BORANI Braised Pumpkin with Yogurt Dressing
• Culinary connection­s
• KEBABEH DEGEE MORGH Chicken Kebab
• HOMEMADE BUTTER
• Genetic advancemen­ts offer hope for Canadians with inherited vision loss

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