National Post - 2016-04-06

• Another brick in Wall’s stack
• O. J. SIMPSON: WHEN HISTORY IS OPEN TO INTERPRETA­TION.
• Too precious to PUSH
• Rush of asylum applicatio­ns after deal with Turkey
• Ford never questioned in extortion probe
• NEW REGULATION­S NOT COOLING OFF HOT HOUSING MARKETS.
• BLACKOUT: CANADIANS WON’T BENEFIT FROM TWITTER DEAL TO BROADCAST NFL GAMES.
• ZIPPY CHIPPY, THE LOVABLE LOSING RACEHORSE WITH A RECORD OF 0-100.
• A look at the Shakespear­ean language we still use today.
• Time for the Tories to let go of Harper and change the tone.
• TSX Venture Exchange rules out mass culling of ‘zombies’.
• Questionin­g old-school methods
• ‘ BULLIES RUNNING VICTORIA’
• Mulcair looking for 70-per-cent support
• Liberals sell $500 tickets
• Smich on edge after killing, friend testifies
• Another fine 21st-century quandary
• Cruz, Sanders post big wins
• The Facebook party
• Why wasn’t the naturopath charged?
• When Steyn struck back
• About those Geneva Convention­s …
• Ontario’s math plan doesn’t add up
• AN ‘ UNFAIR AND PERVERSE LEGAL RESTRICTIO­N’
• WARMING UP TO THE RAPTORS
• McIlroy anxious to add Masters title
• Mike Weir remains ever the optimist
• The ones to watch at this year’s Masters
• Tulowitzki an old-time grinder
• BEFORE THE SHOT, THERE WAS ‘ THE PASS’
• Canada’s Maker seeks fast track into NBA
• Canada gains small comfort in silver medal
• Oilers alumni share memories of Rexall
• The illusion of foreign intelligen­ce
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• the magic of dragons
• NO MORE SAME OLD STORY
• PARTY’S OVER
• Still betting on $22B refinery
• Committee gives Valeant the ‘all clear’
• AFTER WILD RIDE, OPPORTUNIT­IES APLENTY IN HIGH-YIELD CORPORATE BONDS.
• ENGINEERIN­G A RETIREMENT CRISIS.
• ‘Panama Papers’ puts CRA in spotlight
• BMO, CIBC eye energy, economy
• Bank fined $1.1M over money transfers
• Saks Canadian debut solid: HBC
• Energy stocks finally turn
• Susskinds foresee a future for profession­s that may startle
• Competitio­n Commission­er breaks new mergers ground
• Tax, regulate, subsidize, repeat
• Another snub for health-care reform

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