National Post - 2017-03-28

• Liberals hand provinces a pot of trouble
• O’LEARY SUGGESTS 'COERCING' PROVINCES
• Study raises spectre of ‘selfie epilepsy’
• Should art embroiled in controvers­y be removed?
• OTTAWA STILL HASN’T DECIDED ON TAXATION, SAYS MORNEAU,
• TOTAL EMERGES AS WINNER IN BID FOR SAVANNA.
• Stephen Gordon has some good news and some bad news for Quebec.
• Cary Fagan imagines the unknowable history of found photograph­s.
• CRTC chair laments lack of indigenous commission­ers.
• POT STOCKS GET BOOST FROM LEGISLATIO­N REPORT,
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT AN UBER PROGRAM
• ‘Bathroom bill’ costs North Carolina US$3.7B
• Liberal cons just keep on coming
• Academic freedom at McGill called into question
• Group denies links to Hamas
• Breastfeed attempt column draws ire
• Satisfacti­on with MPs on the upswing, study finds
• A child or youth shot each day in Ontario
• Rising up of Putin’s generation
• Time to fund children, not spaces
• Scary Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
• Anesthetic linked to lower brain performanc­e
• FALL PUTS McMORRIS’S FUTURE ON HOLD.
• Drinking stories
• Convulsive­ly readable
• UP- AND- COMING
• A Herculean effort
• NHLPA eyeing Winter Games
• Times are a-changin’ for Leafs
• Hockey Canada making smaller ice surfaces mandatory for beginners
• Make way for the Sin City Raiders
• Striking gender-based difference in concussion incidents: study
• Raptors spoil T-Ross’s return to Toronto
• SHOVEL READY?
• NDP HERITAGE FUND HIJINKS.
• Getting all bidders in the same tent
• Finance minister to tout trade on U.S. tour
• First Nation gives nod to LNG export facility
• Trump to reverse Obama green push
• BCE investing $854M in fibre expansion
• New Hong Kong leader faces ‘an uphill battle’
• ‘Own the market’ does carry risks
• Dominion Diamond attracts $1.1B offer
• Suncor says 2017 targets intact despite fire at Syncrude project
• To innovate, Trudeau needs to deregulate
• Pickering picks pocketbook­s

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