National Post - 2024-05-10

• Canada capitulate­s to the anti-israel mob
• DEFENCE MINISTER FENDS OFF CRITICISM AFTER SAYING HE KEEPS AN EMERGENCY BACKPACK READY
• How common is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s ‘brain worm’ infection?
• Freeland defends federal carbon tax
• Fugitive arrested in $20M Toronto airport heist
• Singh picks on Loblaw stores because his brother works for rival, Poilievre says
• Carney keeps appearing like a ghost at PM’S feast
• Maddeaux suspends nomination campaign alleging misconduct
• It’s well past time to clear out university kaffiyeh camps
• Transforma­tional donation from SHAH FAMILY FOUNDATION paves the way for Ontario's 1st hospital for women and children
• Putin hails troops, warns West as Russia celebrates Victory Day
• Stormy Daniels defends her story
• Israel mulls options for Rafah after U.S. threat
• A sombre reminder of resilience
• Welcome to your unionversi­ty
• Going to the people, not corporatio­ns
• Treliving pulls the trigger nd and ends Keefe’s time in T.O.
• Argos’ first-round pick adjusting to pro game
• Campbell’s stellar play has PWHL Toronto feeling confident
• BRAZILIAN FLOODS POSE ADDED TRIAL FOR PARALYMPIA­N
• Pacers coach Carlisle wants ‘fair shot’ from ocials
• OSFI defends scrutiny of ‘non-financial’ risks
• U.S. think tank MITRE to build AI supercompu­ter
• More gen-zers, immigrants enter market
• Europe’s biggest smart city rises on Greek coast
• Lion Electric blames Ottawa for revenue miss
• U.S. doesn’t need our help in election
• Small steps toward freer interprovi­ncial trade
• Brookfield profit rises as CEO sees deals pick up
• Capital-gains tax hike faces nd heat from business groups
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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