National Post - 2019-01-30

• The surprising comeback of comedian Andrew Dice Clay.
• Think cannabis isn’t dangerous? I know better.
• China winning the global race to 5G.
• ‘A monster that preyed on our city’
• MAY SET FOR FACEOFF WITH EU
• Brison moves to protect privacy
• THE PROVINCES DEMANDING RESPECT.
• HUMBOLDT COACH’S WIFE: ‘I FORGIVE YOU.’
• APPLE WARNS ON Q2 AFTER HOLIDAY SALES SLIP.
• The strange case of Ottawa’s missing MP.
• Blatchford,
• McArthur’s eight victims
• Pakistan upholds acquittal of woman in blasphemy case
• Clock starts for Canada in Huawei extraditio­n case
• From Huawei to the Internet of Things
• Woman or girl slain every 2.5 days in Canada
• Feds offer new $114M in asylum-seeker funding
• Immigratio­n applicatio­ns quickly hit limit
• Class sizes won’t rise in Ontario
• Conditiona­l sentence for ‘Surrey six’ Mountie
• New Commons, same pathetic spectacle
• Parliament, not the courts, should set policy
• Robinson set to boost NDP’s Israel hate
• Venezuela prosecutor moves on Guaido
• STONE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RUSSIA PROBE CASE
• TARIFFS HURDLE FOR USMCA
• Lifting of Rusal sanctions adds to pain
• Huawei review opens door for others
• METRO PLANNING TO EXPAND GROCERY DELIVERY.
• THE ECONOMIST’S ALBERTA SLANDER.
• RULING MAY PUT A CHILL ON HIRING FROM THE COMPETITIO­N.
• 3 things to watch for from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday.
• CN Rail tops estimates as oil shipments rise
• Mexico, Iraq likely to fill Venezuela oil gap in U.S.
• Analysts say Chile is source of SNC issue
• How early RRSP withdrawal­s can help some retirees
• TransCanad­a to sell stake in GasLink project
• 3M latest to feel pinch of China slowdown
• Smartphone screenmake­r Corning beats estimates
• PG&E sets stage for restructur­ing with Chapter 11 protection filing
• Back to earth with blockchain
• It’s time to put up or shut up
• Old Navy coach’s tactics a big influence on Belichick
• RAPTORS MUST TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SOFT SCHEDULE
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Out of this world
• School culture then and now
• Bridging the gap year
• Schools bringing added dimension to convention­al learning
• Students master their own universe at HNMCS
• Making the most of March break

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