National Post - 2020-05-25

• HONG KONG AGAIN ROILED BY PROTESTS
• Bustling Park ‘ party’ in Toronto sparks furor
• ‘ PUBLIC SAFETY CANADA AND THE RCMP HAVE CONFIRMED THERE ARE SYSTEMIC SUSTAINABI­LITY CHALLENGES IMP ACTING THE WHOLE OF THE RCMP,’ WARNS AN INTERNAL GOVERNM ENT MEMO.
• CREWS BATTLE N. S. WILDFIRE.
• Dystopian drama Snowpierce­r veers unwittingl­y close to reality.
• COVID-19 has made us poorer, and nothing the government does can fix that.
• As the pandemic continues, farms are struggling to find seasonal workers.
• MASS SHOOTING LEADS TO CALL FOR ‘ COERCION’ LAW
• Debate continues over resuming Parliament
• Halifax motorcade honours victim of Snowbirds crash
• Mixed feelings as Montreal retailers prepare to reopen
• B.C. urges feds to help monitor travellers
• China tells U.S. to stop ‘wasting time’
• Waiting to raise the curtain
• Mo’ money, different problems
• Coercive plea bargaining is a shame
• Astronaut’s widow overcame severe stutter
• Bandit in India was folk hero to some
• Gender gap
• Toronto bankers face new rules at the office
• INVASIVE TECHNOLOGY GOES VIRAL.
• Employers grapple with mental health crisis
• Fans feel profound loss without sports
• QB delusional to turn down offer like that
• No joy in Chicago’s Wrigleyvil­le as pandemic shuts down baseball
• Giant asterisk on NHL’S 24-team return to declare a champion
• NBA opens talks for July return at Disney World
• MJ or Lebron ... who’s the best?
• Schwartz ‘a lovely sap’

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