National Post - 2015-04-18

• WHY MEN FIGHT
• brain sells
• LOST IN TRANSLATIO­N
• Black: Answer critics of the Communism monument — build it.
• Raptors vs. Wizards: Decoding their firstround NBA playoff series.
• Heather O’Neill: When grandfathe­r died — for a moment.
• The people who I think of as really peaceful and tranquil emphasize their own weakness.
• Duffy’s web scrubbing funnelled via firm
• The sinner of official Ottawa
• The political debate is debased
• Judge reserves decision in ‘extraordin­ary’ case
• Kenney dismisses neo-Nazi concerns
• ‘Big boys don’t cry’
• There will always be a next round
• Women in the cage
• Cardinal ‘an inspiratio­n’
• U.K. sailors accused of rape on Halifax base
• P.E.I. churches anti Liberal? Parish the thought
• Jury exposes flaws in system at boy’s inquest
• Officer saved man’s life at shoo ting
• Iraq coalition is More than sum of its parts
• ‘King of clubs’ killed near Tikrit
• Republican contest is a race to the right
• Be prepared when Canada Revenue Agency comes calling
• ISIL takes credit for bombing
• When Buckley fought Vidal
• Life after Ghomeshi
• Prentice made his bed
• Short-term view
• THE CLIMATE CHANGE DEBATE CONTINUES
• Stop over-prescribin­g
• This postman drew blood
• Keeping up the fight in Yemen
• Defeating Harper is his prime directive
• Staving off the short sellers
• Why Leafs’ business works even if they suck on ice.
• Anaheim’s Parry and Getzlaf have a big weapon in their corner.
• Car insurance fraudsters are costing you. Meet the teams working to stop them.
• Pension funds gear up to battle Barrick.
• Changes in Alberta rules are taking the froth off the province’s growing beer industry.
• SNC-Lavalin legal exec’s departure was overdue, says shareholde­r
• REIT sector is governance proud
• Hydro One sale could face action in court
• Inflation shows signs of life as retail sales rise
• G20 strikes hopeful tone amid Greek concerns
• Quebec artists versus the oilpatch
• FAMILY WITH SINGLE INCOME BUT ABOVEAVERA­GE ASSETS WANTS TO BUY FIRST HOME IN B.C.
• Tax return mistake? Don’t panic
• HOW CURRENCY FLUCTUATIO­NS AFFECT YOUR PORTFOLIO
• Paging the portfolio doctor
• Celebratin­g political engagement
• Fair & square
• Blue Jays’ Reyes sits out with cracked rib
• When the wizards have the b all
• the matchups
• When the Raptors have the b all
• CONDO meets CATWALK
• FOREST HILL
• Better trim turns ho-hum condo into a home.
• Check in here
• Handily making its own mark
• How to think small
• New metallics add subtle swank and shimmer
• the reluctant rockstar
• ‘The problems were solved, the snobbish criticisms dismissed, and the ballpoint pen conquered the world’
• ‘For all the efforts to reclaim the word, beauty remains a carrot on a stick, dangling just in front of our noses
• ‘What’s the sound of one hand clapping? What about one hand clapping you in the head?’
• It’s not too late to enlist in the White Stripes’ army
• A writer proves that hotel bathrobes are not created equally
• David Mamet’s female-centred answer to American Buffalo
• The politics of choosing not to find a husband
• Simple displeasur­es
• Writing The next chapter
• Finally, reading inside of a dog
• Second language arts
• It’s in the bag
• Hayden: A History
• Chow, Bella!
• FIX MY DRINK
• UPSIDE DOWN RHUBARB BUTTERMILK CAKE
• ‘It’s hard to meet someone who’s immortal’
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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