National Post - 2017-04-26

• Blame Canada was a spoof, sir
• Family diplomacy
• NUCLEAR THREAT ESCALATES IN KOREA
• BARRICK SHARES TAKE HIT AFTER CYANIDE SPILLS.
• CANADIAN COMPANIES VOW TO FIGHT BACK AGAINST U.S. PLANS FOR ‘CRIPPLING’ NEW LUMBER TARIFFS.
• Is virtual reality the way to bring romance back to online dating?
• IT HASN’T ALWAYS BEEN SMOOTH, BUT TRUMP’S FIRST 100 DAYS ARE TRENDING TOWARD NORMALCY.
• Punishment rarely fits the crime for vehicular deaths.
• YOU’RE WELCOME
• Australia squares off over sharks
• Animal rights activists saddle up for a fight
• Ex-terror figure in photo with Trudeau
• Scheduling excuse met with ‘absolutely not’
• Trudeau pot experience highlights family privilege, Mulcair says
• Murder or bugs? Cause of death can be surprising
• Sorry, Wynne is no urbanist saviour
• N.L. man accused of yelling sexist slur
• Flynn appears to have broken law: congressme­n
• Anti-Israel bias at CBC
• RAPTORS NEED TO FIND THEIR KILLER INSTINCT
• Karlsson taking game to another level
• PARIS- BASED GROUP PHOENIX ON THE RISE.
• Matthews embraces great expectatio­ns of Leaf Nation
• Great One immersed in Oilers’ run
• Martin still hot over moving strike zone
• Canadians hope to hear NFL’s call
• Olympian Barber ‘gay and proud’
• Hamlet deconstruc­ted
• Hathaway mistrusted female directors
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• WAYMO reality
• Canada gets the Trump treatment
• CPPIB buys into private schools abroad
• A NIGHT IN THE SWAMP.
• Cost cuts pay off with profit at Metro
• Canadians oppose airport privatizat­ion, poll finds
• Little guy wins victory over computer giant
• Great-West to cut 1,500 jobs over two years
• Coca-Cola axes jobs as sales flat
• CN shipments increase, but efficiency takes a hit
• Teaching law
• China helps lift Caterpilla­r shares to two-year high
• RBC HIGHLIGHTS REASONS TO BUY CANADIAN STOCKS
• Big Mac makeover helps McDonald’s overcome slump
• Ontario’s chance to get it right
• Endgame for Ontario’s Liberals

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