National Post - 2021-09-13

• Rallies against virus measures
• Trudeau weathers the storm
• ERIN O’TOOLE WAS IN VANCOUVER ON SUNDAY, MAKING A PITCH TO WOMEN VOTERS, SAYING THE CONSERVATI­VES AIM “TO HELP THEIR FAMILY, TO HELP THEIR BUSINESS, TO HELP THEIR COMMUNITY.”
• AS CANADA ENTERS THE FOURTH WAVE OF COVID-19, NEW POLLING SHOWS THAT 81 PER CENT OF CANADIANS BELIEVE THE PANDEMIC HAS CHANGED FOREVER THE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE IN THIS COUNTRY.
• AFGHANISTA­N FACES HUMANITARI­AN, ECONOMIC CRISES
• NDP AND THE LAYTON LEGACY.
• TALIBAN’S RULES FOR WOMEN IN UNIVERSITI­ES
• How exercising with others can improve your daily mood.
• What O’toole needs to do to seal an election win.
• Ace that job interview by making a connection.
• Developer a ‘shining example of Canadian compassion’: minister
• Vaccine card plan lacks flexibilit­y: B.C. groups
• RESURRECTI­NG THE RAILS
• THE LIFE OF RILEY
• PERPETUATI­NG HARM
• Minister became face of Black AIDS activism
• Singer hit it big with Girls Aloud
• ‘MISPLACED’
• U.S. COLLEGES IN REMOTE WORK FIGHT,
• KFC bets on faux chicken boom
• Teen titans mark depth of women’s tennis
• Leafs’ Kallgren takes second crack at North America
• JAYS IN RECORD MODE WHILE THRASHING ORIOLES
• With top RBS out, Ravens soldier on
• LATE MAGIC WINS FOR MAHOMES AND CHIEFS
• Medvedev ends bid by Djokovic for major No. 21
• FERNANDEZ TRANSFORME­D: FROM UNDERDOG TO A STAR OF HER SPORT

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