National Post - 2017-06-05

• ‘ THINGS NEED TO CHANGE’
• SOAKING IT UP
• Provincial changes put brakes on Toronto home sales
• FUGITIVE LIVING FREELY ABROAD
• Leadership hopefuls differ on pipelines
• The Leftovers’ soundtrack gives voice to spiritual quest.
• U. S. REVIEW SPOOKS STEEL PRODUCERS.
• Scheer gets what’s at stake with universiti­es and free speech.
• Raising the minimum wage doesn’t mean you don’t have to tip.
• Can quantum mechanics explain how we think?
• 4 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT CLIMBING EL CAPITAN
• ‘A PIECE OF CANADIAN HISTORY’
• Speaker issue has B.C. house at impasse
• Disability case appeals reveal
• 'London Bridge will never fall down'
• Cosby tipped to stay silent as trial opens
• TRUMP UNLIKELY TO STIFLE COMEY, OFFICIALS PREDICT
• Next year in Jerusalem!
• Lessons from James II
• MPs need to be more like ‘ loose fish’
• Starter’s orders: Tepera up for role
• Real Madrid ‘ defining an era’
• Tristan Thompson looks to rebound from bad start
• Bonino’s return would aid Pens
• KIM CLAIMS LPGA’S SHOPRITE CLASSIC; DUFNER WINS MEMORIAL TOURNEY
• Busta moves: Spaniard sends Raonic packing
• Is he strong enough to survive without Rayna?
• Dating via Twitter
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• C R Y P T I C C R O S S WOR D
• Grains of sand
• MEET COZMO
• Oil glut meets Trump factor
• PAST NOT FORGOTTEN ON THE FARM,
• BUSINESS TRAVEL RISKS ARE ON THE RISE AND CONSULTANT­S READY TO RESPOND.
• Early stage startups in a financing Catch-22.
• Uncertaint­y but also opportunit­ies as global trade ‘turbulence’ frays nerves
• LED bike lights target night riders
• Fortunes of female VCs don’t seem to trickle down
• Beware the ill winds of paid sick leave debate
• No plans for foreign tax on Montreal housing

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