National Post - 2018-07-23

• HELPING THE HELPERS
• GREY HAIR ON RISE IN DIVORCE COURTS
• STACEY PATTERSON WANTS TO BREAK THE GLASS CEILING IN PROFESSION­AL KITCHENS. THE TORONTO RESTAURATE­UR HAS STARTED A CAMPAIGN TO HELP MORE WOMEN SUCCEED IN AN OFTEN-TOUGH INDUSTRY.
• DUCK BOAT OPERATOR WAS WARNED
• A movie idea sparked by Robin Williams 20 years ago hits the screen.
• Tim Hortons has become the latest entry in the all-day breakfast battle.
• The elderly deserve a better chance of surviving disasters.
• Following a thread on Viking, Inuit relationsh­ip
• Crews continue to battle blazes in Ontario
• Canadian-made rifle turns up in hands of terrorists
• Haida Gwaii village facing housing crisis
• Trudeau nanny gets pay raise
• Graphic images, blunt warnings hit the mark
• Minimum wage increases bite into funding boost for summer jobs program
• Page denies working as Russian agent
• ‘THEY TOLD US TO BEHAVE, OR WE’D BE HERE FOREVER’
• Lessons our kids need to learn
• THEATRE OF THE ABSURD
• An appeal to ‘adults’ in the White House
• ‘Ghost kitchens’ emerge in Canadian food scene
• MINDING YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA MESSAGE.
• Trump tweets smash two pillars of economic policy.
• The ins and outs of opting out of benefits
• Firm accused of pushing out tenants
• NEXT GENERATION
• ROLLER-COASTER RIDE AT CARNOUSTIE
• Vettel crash paves way for Hamilton
• Molinari makes history with win at British Open
• Tiger reduced to nostalgia act as another major eludes him
• J. A. Happ solid in possible swan song
• Estrada to get tune-up start in minors
• Fan taunts mar Froome’s Tour de France ride
• Manziel traded to struggling Alouettes
• When life gives you a lemon ...
• DOCTOR SOUNDED THALIDOMID­E ALARM
• Sinatra’s first wife endured his affairs

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