National Post - 2017-05-29

• In the end, new leader had the fewest enemies
• EUROPE CAN’T RELY ON ALLIES: MERKEL
• STANLEY CUP PREVIEW
• Policies make Scheer a Liberal target
• WHY OPEC CAN’T WIN: IT KEEPS BLINKING.
• The angsty comic routine: You’ve heard the act before, possibly more times than you can count.
• APPLE’S NHL POWER PLAY PUTS TECH ON THE BENCH,
• P. K. SUBBAN AND PHIL KESSEL, KINDRED SPIRITS.
• THE UNEXPECTED IS ALWAYS POSSIBLE IN POLITICS.
• TO THE NDP AND LIBERALS, THIS IS HARPER, PART II.
• SOME ANIMATED TAKES ON THE LEADERSHIP.
• THE DARK SIDE OF POUTINE
• Saving Chinatown
• How Andrew Scheer won
• Legalizing weed will harm youth, warns CMA editorial
• Montreal police obsessed with plugging media leaks, inquiry hears
• PM tours Italy’s quake ruins
• LIBYAN- CANADIAN CLERIC DENIES LINK TO MANCHESTER BOMBER
• No wonder Bill Wilson is fed up
• It’s not about us. It’s about them
• ‘King’ Trump shows flaws in U.S. system
• Filtering the evidence
• Solid Biagini start goes for naught in 3-1 loss
• Top seed exits early at French Open
• Warner snares ‘hard-fought’ medal at Hypo
• Ferrari’s Vettel continues to set pace in F1
• You never know what you’ll find at the Cannes Film Festival
• LIKE NOTHING ELSE ON TV
• Aubrey Dan is back in the Toronto theatre
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• C R Y P T I C C R O S S WOR D
• Can the robots hold your hand?
• Beaver Canoe resurfaces post-Target
• U.S. may ban laptops on all internatio­nal flights I’LL RESERVE THAT DECISION UNTIL WE SEE WHERE IT’S GOING.
• Talks ongoing to avert strike in Quebec constructi­on
• When it comes to taxing carbon, Canada has it exactly backward
• D-Wave ‘the mother of all ships’
• These documentar­y filmmakers know how to make a profit
• Little guys win .eco domain
• LGBT businesses say diversity a money-maker
• Take a load off your feet with robots
• VCs hungry for sustainabl­e food-delivery business

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