National Post - 2019-04-16

• ‘EVERYTHING IS BURNING’
• B.C. SLAYINGS
• Leaders make last push in election with an already high turnout.
• PRAYING FOR A MIRACLE.
• Conservati­ve carbon-tax obsession will cost us
• ‘Inconsiste­nt with democratic values’
• When will Kashechewa­n get some proper help?
• Ex-Calgary pathologis­ts deny accusation­s
• U.K. chaos as parties begin to fracture
• Foster son lauds shooting victim
• Canada warned of China’s ‘subtle, intense influence’
• Canada joins new exclusive ‘alliance’
• The middle class — can it be saved?
• How has sneering at Ford worked?
• Rosica’s history of plagiarism
• The THREAT of ‘sustainabl­e finance’
• Yamana lightens debt load with sale
• DELAY PORT HEARINGS, OTTAWA URGED
• SURVEY SAYS
• APHRIA SHARES TUMBLE ON LOW SALES, IMPAIRMENT CHARGE.
• ENERGY STOCKS STILL A RISK.
• Softwood lumber ruling drags Canada into long-standing WTO dispute.
• Organigram revenue soars in first full quarter
• Bullish loonie run may run out of gas
• Citigroup, Goldman defend strategies
• Common-law couples and estate planning
• Former VW CEO faces fraud charges in Germany
• VW takes on Tesla X in China with electric SUV
• An ear worm gets its due
• Abuse allegation­s rock Vienna school
• Leafs back on top
• ‘Amount of venom was just insane’
• A rolling Moss gathers no stones
• Milestone of celebratin­g the past
• HOROSCOPE
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Summer of Tiger? Majors beckon
• Lowry can do a lot of other things
• Boston Marathon goes down to wire
• Flyers name Vigneault head coach
• IIHF explains call that cost Finland gold medal

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