National Post - 2018-05-31

• What if fish can feel pain?
• The walls of 24 Sussex Drive are crumbling. And that’s not a metaphor.
• Ireland’s change has been 25 years in the making.
• BACK FROM THE DEAD
• Canada imposes Venezuela sanctions
• Pipeline decision splits country
• BANK OF CANADA HOLDS RATE, BUT PROVIDES CLUES.
• Why student housing is the hottest new sector in real estate.
• KINDER MORGAN’S FUTURE,
• Protests on horizon,
• WHY DOES JEZEBEL TALK LIKE A MAN?
• Whale of a smelly problem
• Oldest lizard fossil shows link to snakes
• Tech entreprene­ur shot dead in ritzy Toronto neighbourh­ood
• Driver fined for glancing at Apple Watch
• Where the parties stand on daycare
• Ford platform omits vow of less spending
• WYNNE CALLS RIVALS ‘UNYIELDING IDEOLOGUES’
• U.S. gives unproven drugs a chance
• And in this corner...
• BMO TAKING DATA BREACH ‘EXTREMELY SERIOUSLY’
• Golden Goose
• Blockchain isn't for everyone: Kik CEO
• Demand at Tims for all-day breakfast ‘loud and clear’
• Trump tariffs driving boom in solar manufactur­ing in U.S.
• Signs point to rough ride for the loonie
• Canadian shippers relieved after CP Rail, crews reach deal
• Trump signs ‘big’ rollback of rules for smaller banks
• A pipeline only government could screw up
• Mayors can cool the market
• MASSIVE CHALLENGE FACING LeBRON & COMPANY.
• A COMPOUNDED ERROR
• Mysterious heiress mentioned in NXIVM sex cult court documents
• Barred Roseanne not backing off controvers­y
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Betting against Vegas is now costly
• Shapovalov the lone Canadian standing
• Woods has come a long way from Memorial Day arrest

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