National Post - 2017-04-18

• ‘No DAME ever ran the MARATHON’
• Ring the alarm
• Did the Liberals peak too soon?
• Canadians believe sugar worse for you than pot
• N.L. court defends political dissent
• FINANCIAL POST
• HE HUGGED HIS FAMILY AND SAID, ‘I’LL SEE YOU NEXT TIME,’ BEFORE BEING GUNNED DOWN ON FACEBOOK VIDEO.
• FIRST-EVER NHL GAME STARTED IN MONTREAL, NOT OTTAWA.
• Shimotakah­ara’s debut novel shares lessons we should have learned by now.
• Colby Cosh on the evolving mystery of the BVB bus blast.
• Netflix on the verge of hitting 100 million subscriber­s.
• When your TV is watching you
• Hole in museum floor reveals stairs to tomb
• Air Canada apologizes after 10-year-old bumped from flight
• Liberals have got it right on pot, mostly
• Weed law aims to keep teens out of court
• Panel investigat­ing judge under spotlight
• Canada’s polygamy law goes on trial
• U.S. sleepwalk is no more
• Shunning George Brown
• UNDERSTAND­ING THE CBC
• LEAFS TAKE 2-1 SERIES LEAD.
• From Long Island to bumpy fame
• Lost in transmogri­fication
• The power of giving
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• MSG oozes history for Pacioretty
• Kassian sparks memories of 2006
• Ryan’s goal salvages Game 3
• Assessing the panic levels of 5 clubs
• Poor starts a part of Raptors’ DNA
• Caesars pays ‘ lucky’ online chief Garber US$210M
• BANKS’ NEW CEOs PLAY PAY CATCH- UP
• JET SETTING
• LePage warns more rules risk ‘market whiplash’
• Gibraltar brings SPAC world luxury
• Bank of Montreal to introduce new MBS
• United CEO takes apology tour to investors
• TD sees complaints rise 18% in 2016, ombudsman says
• Look for strategy refresh from new Rogers CEO
• Making millions thinking like a child
• Carmakers backing smart cities projects
• Service firms next victims in oilpatch shakeout
• Fee disclosure presents client risk
• Hurting investors is no protection
• Hard flights make bad law
• Sober up, pilot unions

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