National Post - 2017-05-03

• Why Meredith has to go
• Red-winged blackbird sparks frenzy in Scotland
• Clinton blames herself for election loss
• THE GAME’S GREATEST PLAYER IS EASY TO HATE
• 13 Reasons
• After 18 months, it’s harder to tell what the Liberals actually stand for.
• Negotiator­s begin talks, but reviving TPP will be an uphill battle.
• Mobster shot down outside his Hamilton-area home.
• The NHL needs to erase its double standard,
• PLAGIARISM ... OR HOMAGE?
• SIX THINGS ABOUT A SCOTTISH SURFER
• ‘For sure it shows murder’
• Senate committee calls for expulsion over sex with teen
• Operation Medusa left a mixed legacy
• Teacher found guilty of misconduct
• ‘I still have nightmares,’ passenger tells murder trial
• Ivanka Trump has the president’s ear
• Sajjan’s embroidery self-serving
• NAFTA a gold mine for U. S.
• The problem with The Handmaid’s Tale
• Ugly may be the only answer
• THE LINES CAN CERTAINLY BE BLURRED IN THE ART WORLD.
• Ducks nesting in Kelowna for trip
• Gibson lets his play do the talking on the ice
• Yankees snap Blue Jays’ win streak
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• A last kick at the KXL
• Is it time to go long the loonie?
• Shale oil glut not a big risk, analyst says
• Sun sets on noon rate
• Home Capital delays Q1 earnings release
• Vancouver housing prices on rebound
• Married and common law are different
• The real life apprentice­s
• Saretsky dismisses concern of taking on risk
• Netflix thwarts TheDarkOve­rlord
• Finalists announced for Counsel Awards
• Court denies abused woman’s indemnity claim
• Copyright exemption upheld
• Apple sells fewer iPhones as consumers wait
• FINNING UPGRADED AS MINING FUNDAMENTA­LS IMPROVE
• TransCanad­a is used to various setbacks by now
• Cineplex profits grow despite ticket slump
• Free trade a win for Canada and China
• China trade syndrome
• True allies in trade

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