National Post - 2012-04-03

• ARE YOU HAPPIER THAN THIS WOMAN?
• ACCIDENTAL SUPERSTARS
• Bureaucrat fired after CSIS tipoff loses appeal
• TORIES TO REOPEN F-35 DEBATE
• Gunman opens fire in class, kills seven at Christian college
• ‘GREAT BENEFIT’
• In praise of backseat Bohemianis­m. Coyne,
• SOMBRE TRIP
• APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTIO­N
• MASTERS WEEK
• SPLIT VERDICT
• Weir to play.
• York U rejects RIM founder’s $60M deal
• Looking ahead, F35s the way to go
• Money isn’t everything, report says
• NDP shifts the onus for budget decision
• At 311 pounds, Mayor Ford struggles against waist
• Regent Park revitaliza­tion draws mixed reactions
• Dawn of new era in Burma: Suu Kyi
• MITT ROMNEY’S WOMEN PROBLEMS
• U.S. Court expands strip-search parameters
• Hostages freed by FARC after 12 years
• Syria agrees to peace plan, Annan says
• Asian dilettante­s no longer
• A ‘help wanted’ ad for the world
• Committed to discovery
• Selling your body isn’t pretty, no matter how much money you make
• Florida shooting was about race
• Western ‘rednecks’ vs. Quebec
• Sizing up Justin Trudeau
• POLITICS MASQUERADI­NG AS CHARITY
• A conversati­on with John Baird
• PLIMPTON & THE PARIS REVIEW
• SINGING HER PRAISES
• SCENE! HEARD!
• ‘MEN TRY SO HARD AND LIE SO HARD’
• Like high-school gym class for grown-ups
• Stomach bacteria could be key indicator of type 2 diabetes risk
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Politician’s vision for Ottawa wasn’t hindered by ideology
• British air commodore led daring missions during Secondworl­dwar
• GOING IT ALONE
• Sino argues opaqueness proper
• Concerns over CP’S defence strategy
• Foreign cash fuels household indebtness
• COMMODITIE­S
• FREE AIR CANADA
• How it worked: U.S watchdog’s RBC allegation­s
• Fibrek and market integrity
• COMPANIES IN THE NEWS
• Blackberry addicts root for ‘a comeback’
• Air Canada labour disputes put on hold
• China to buy Ivanhoe’s stake in Southgobi
• WORLD BANK BARS SNC UNIT FROM BIDS ON PROJECTS PENDING AN INVESTIGAT­ION
• IC POTASH JUMPS 15% AFTER SELLING STAKE
• Petronas looks at Canadian acquisitio­n
• Accounting ‘errors’ made, Nortel trial told
• Opportunit­ies for the contrarian­s
• QE3 STIMULUS REMAINS IN PLAY: RBC
• ‘TIME TO SIT TIGHT’ ON VOLATILITY: CANACCORD
• MANUFACTUR­ING DATA SPUR TSX GAINS
• Wall Street starts Q2 with rally
• Avon shares up 17% after US$10B offer
• Eurozone jobless rate 10% and climbing
• CANADA, U.S. KEY TO NEW MACQUARIE US$2B FUND
• Small-minded R&D
• What goes down must go up
• A shadow over Earth Hour
• Privatizin­g Canada Post
• Why we need to go on a data diet
• DON DRAPER OR DAWN DRAPER?
• REASON FOR HOPE?
• Hidden draft gems key to building winner
• FINDING RELIEF
• JOB APPLICATIO­N
• TAKING STOCK
• BASEBALL NOTEBOOK
• Cecil’s struggles raise ‘concern’
• Senators silence critics with playoff appearance
• KESLER ADJUSTS EVERYTHING BUT DEFENCE
• SIX QUESTIONS REMAIN

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