National Post - 2018-03-26

• Former Catalan leader captured
• CANADIAN CITIES JOIN GUN- CONTROL MARCHES
• Herring eggs eyed in rare outbreak of cholera in B.C.
• SERVICE CANADA WILL START PERFORMING UNANNOUNCE­D INSPECTION­S ON EMPLOYERS OF TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKERS. CANADIAN FARMERS ARE CONCERNED THAT THEY’RE BEING UNFAIRLY TARGETED.
• STORMY TALKS
• Four years of living — tourists and all — in an American Gothic world.
• Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have given rise to the eternal rulers.
• Nordstrom brings its discount Rack brand to Canada.
• Fugitive mobster had family ties to shooting
• Musk’s dad has baby with his stepchild
• Boushie’s death being exploited, family says
• Guns sold through dark web: Mounties
• Experts seek oversight around data mining
• Man’s citizenshi­p bid reveals deadly secret
• GOING TO POT
• Why is it that trouble always follows Putin?
• Second-most dangerous man in U.S.
• Some U.S. farmers face new risks
• BUTTING OUT
• BUILDING INDIA’S BIGGEST E-GROCER,
• Farmers adjust to help feed demand for healthy food.
• Indie toy retailers have their own niche
• CLOSED CITY OF CHAMPIONS
• Babcock focusing on the big picture
• SOMETHING TO SCOUT ABOUT
• Braden Halladay feels the true patriot love
• Watson cruises past Kisner
• Sweden can’t keep up with the Jones rink
• Sens on the move? How very Cherry
• Late-game slips against Clips cost Raptors
• First NHLer of Asian descent
• ‘Cardinal of Controvers­y’ ousted in sex scandal

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