National Post - 2020-05-28

• PARLIAMENT ‘ DERAILED’
• The Meng conundrum
• Where we need MPS to be
• Time to decide on Canada’s best interests
• Thousands collect CER B and social assistance
• TERRY GLAVIN,
• A WORLD CHANGED FOREVER? MAYBE, MAYBE NOT.
• FIVE WAYS EATERIES ARE TRYING TO LOOK FULL EVEN WHEN THEY CAN ’T BE
• App fights food waste with deep discounts
• Huawei’s Meng loses key court decision in B.C.
• TEMPORARY GST RELIEF PART OF MACKAY PLAN
• Economy expected to rebound after crash
• Mulroney cannabis pay $13.9M
• Summer camp in a time of pandemic
• WAS THAT COVID -19?
• Troubled Ontario facilities run by large operators
• We know who to protect, so let’s do it
• U.S. stimulus money heading to Canada
• How much PPE will be enough for Canada?
• EU’S virus rescue plan empowers Brussels
• Hong Kong protesters defy police crackdown
• China has no idea how bad it looks
• Jagmeet Singh’s shameful deal
• Biggest winners, losers in NHL playoff plan
• NHL GMS on hot seat deserve more wiggle room
• HOUSING REBOUND YEAR AWAY
• Big banks head into ‘Star Trek Finance’
• Torstar’s new owners eye growth, not cuts
• Business confident of recovery, but fears tax hikes
• Complaint
• Three things that look good for investors, but aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.
• WILL COVID CHANGE WORLD FOREVER?
• Renault and Nissan rule out merger as they double-down on survival plan.
• Restaurant owners get antsy for reopening
• Billionair­e Ackman dumps Berkshire
• Exxon shareholde­rs reject split of duties
• U.S. considerin­g suspension of Hong Kong’s special tariff rates
• Moving ‘to more high-tech stuff’
• GE saying goodbye to light bulb business
• Boeing axes more than 12,000 U.S. jobs
• Macy’s will hock key assets to borrow up to US $4.1 billion
• Follicle follies
• Hollywood’s next great challenge
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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