National Post - 2015-04-01

• What not to do while waiting for airport security
• COLD-FX MISLED USERS, SUIT ALLEGES
• Children in private school fare better: study
• A sham of a hearing
• Indiana to clarify religion law amid uproar
• OUT OF LUCK
• AIRLINE KNEW OF DEPRESSION
• RACIAL DIVIDE
• MEDIUM ROAST
• The havoc wreaked on sex victims
• Joni Mitchell reportedly hospitaliz­ed in Los Angeles
• ‘We’d yell, “Jump!” ’
• Alberta opens way for others to follow
• Creationis­t MP quits Conservati­ve caucus
• Tories fight changes to Bill C-51
• Campaign financing lags in B.C.
• Woman ‘shaken’ as professor acquitted
• Student files protest over explicit chat
• Wallin expensed Senate for TV spot, RCMP allege
• Oil lag, plunging dollar aid Sousa
• Ex-mayor apologizes for epithets
• Tory growing impatient with council’s case of the slows
• Don’t turn doctors into snitches
• The case for C-51 has yet to be made
• Shape up, minister
• The final word on Christians vs. atheists?
• Prentice plays by Harper’s rules
• Harper’s hate for the Charter
• Why the critics of the Ontario sex-ed curriculum are right
• The nuclear axis
• National regulator a problem, not a solution
• Iran nuclear talks go down to the wire
• Turkish prosecutor dies in shootout
• CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM
• Justin Bieber didn’t deserve his roast — and neither did the comedians attending.
• Race for 30th place gets frenzied
• Less is more for Canada at worlds
• Flyers get under the penguins’ skin
• Toronto 3 tampa bay 1
• The new Jays
• Hutchison gets nod in Blue Jays opener
• Raptors help Valanciuna­s lift off
• Pop goes the folk group
• Going beyond The L Word
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Still fit to print money
• Desperatel­y seeking an empire
• CORCORAN … Dairy farmers won’t stop milking us.
• Economy’s decline bad, not ‘atrocious’
• DH Corp. goes two for two
• EDC chief says hands-on CEOs crucial to trade growth
• Regulators propose takeover bid extension
• BMO CEO sees doubling of U.S. customer base
• Apax, Omers to hand over publisher: sources
• Ex-BMO gas options trader co-operates, avoids jail
• Quebec aims to keep Manac in the province
• OTPP posts surplus, but warns of clouds ahead
• Greece fails to reach deal on funding from EU, IMF
• Apple Pay hits wall at checkout: survey
• Why infrastruc­ture trumps producers in the oilpatch
• Why it’s time for investors to diversify
• Smaller means better on the TSX
• Oilsands junior seeks creditor protection
• TransCanad­a to decide this week on export facility
• Grain the bane of trains
• Chinese bank bests U.S.

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