National Post - 2015-05-04

• Kurds’ ‘fatigue’ faulted in Canadian soldier’s death
• Waterboard torture used on Khadr, lawyer says
• RETRIAL FOR FATHER ACQUITTED OF ABUSE
• Meet the ‘crusader for Canadian garment manufactur­ing.’
• BREAKOUT SEASON
• BIRTHDAY BECKS
• ‘There’s nothing like a little girl’
• All over but for the crying?
• ISIL leader criticall y wounded
• Two shot dead at Muhammad cartoon event in Texas
• Don’t blame the politician­s. Blame us
• The slander on Charlie’s dead
• A costly, unneeded plan
• Where the child-care debate ends
• The greatest threat OF OUR TIME
• Fight congestion, save money — ride a bike
• Baltimore’s broken history
• An alternativ­e to mandatory minimums
• Hossa great just by being Hossa
• Will Forte is making it really easy to dislike Will Forte, thanks to The Last Man on Earth.
• Preaching to the non-believers
• McIlroy opts to lead from the front at Match Play
• Canada scores big on the big ice
• Out of whack
• TAMPA BAY MONTREAL
• Chelsea clinches Premier League
• Speeding things up in the Grand Old Game
• American Pharoah rallies to take Kentucky Derby
• Replacemen­t of reeling Jays’ rookies continues
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• The last/worst man on Earth
• Canadian firm reaches for its ‘Tesla’ moment
• Don’t bet against China
• Shedding light on domestic oil prices
• Handing back the keys to the house
• After Buffett
• Growth Curve … Making a pitch a winner,
• B Corp: label to woo Millennial­s
• Power of e-commerce Eludes small firms
• China’s Silicon Valley sees surge in startups
• A walk that put credit card fees in Joe Oliver’s sights
• A new CEO’s blueprint to start afresh at tech firm
• c2 Montréal
• China’s Big Oil shuffle clears path for reform

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