National Post - 2024-05-07

• OTTAWA AIMS TO CREATE REGISTRY
• Rethinking the value of best-before dates
• Prado confirms rediscover­y of lost Caravaggio, painting will be unveiled May 27
• Actor had roles in Titanic, Lord of the Rings
• ALZHEIMER’S MAY BE LINKED TO DOUBLE GENE
• ‘INCENDIARY DEVICES’ PLANTED AT SITE OF QUEBEC EV BATTERY PLANT
• Why Canadian prime ministers stay past their expiry date
• CSIS warns of potential violence in Canada over Middle East war
• Judge to hear insanity defence
• Canada welcomes criminals, India says
• Building collapse traps 53 workers
• SIMPLY SAYING ‘DON’T’ WON’T DETER IRAN
• Smith insists her gender policies follow the science
• Skilled trades: A road map to happiness?
• Court hears how Trump payments changed hands
• Keefe takes a bullet for his top players
• LOWRY, FLEETWOOD TO TEE IT UP AT CANADIAN OPEN EVENT
• GRINER CONTINUES TO RECOVER FROM RUSSIAN PRISON ORDEAL nd
• Canadian relay teams locked in for Paris
• Putin’s global war
• Gen-z sees little hope on personal finances
• Berkshire eyes Canada as safe bet for firm’s huge cash pile: Bu ett
• Bank of Canada’s Macklem forced to navigate partisan fray
• TD Bank risks 'lost decade' in money-laundering scandal, analyst says
• OSC pledges tough, higher-visibility enforcemen­t
• Why your retirement may be di erent than you expected
• PRESSED TO IMPRESS nd
• GIFTS A MOTHER WILL LOVE
• Menstrual synchrony is not a thing: experts
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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