National Post - 2022-05-19

• $767K spent to assess future of 24 Sussex
• KENNEY STEPS DOWN
• Hugging it out helps women relieve stress, but men are unmoved, study finds
• Celebrated Spanish opera star
• Prince Charles, Camilla visit Ukrainian church
• Can an elephant be a person legally?
• Massive eruption sent waves round world
• Fast resigns post after Poilievre critique
• Liberal MP leaving GTA seat to take UN job
• CBC’S worst Ontario Vote Compass points at mandate review
• Public unions challenge ‘punitive’ mandate
• HEROIC STAND OF AZOVSTAL WORTHY INCLUSION IN ANNALS OF MILITARY HISTORY
• Video shows convoy on move
• Rejecting racist conspiracy theories
• A merciful PM would kill the carbon tax
• Vaccine mandate past best-by date
• Attack on BOC chief nothing new
• Election denier wins Pennsylvan­ia nomination
• Ex-trump aide alleges corruption as he releases Hunter Biden emails
• Scoring drought, injuries plague TFC
• ‘Results will never come soon enough’ for victims
• Conners aiming beyond top-10 finishes
• Off-season holds key to Tavares puzzle
• CN braces for surge in grain shipments
• KXL ‘done and dusted,’ but Kenney still trying
• CIBC cuts targets for Canada’s big banks
• Wholesale prices up, as many restaurant­s try to hold the line
• Toronto’s mixed market could signal coming trend
• Judge denies Telus bid to block Quebecor’s $830M spectrum buy
• Salary ranges in U.S. job postings may be game changer
• Hacker finds way to unlock and start Tesla models
• Rebound forecast in Air Canada biz flights
• Alberta Court of Appeal tees up an argument for western separation
• Good, bad and ugly in Edmonton’s recovery
• Star power failure
• THROUGH A BUDDHIST LENS
• DIGGING IN THE DIRT CAN HAVE HEALTH RISKS
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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