National Post - 2019-04-17

• MINUTES FROM DESTRUCTIO­N
• KENNEY WINS WITH A MAJORITY
• What it’s like to have your character killed off on Game of Thrones.
• What the Notre Dame coverage kept missing.
• College kids live like kings in empty Vancouver mansions
• Century-old love letters resurface in Winnipeg
• Deadly shots fired in Penticton were ‘very targeted’
• From unity schemer to unity premier
• NORMAN’S LAWYERS FIGHT TO LIFT REDACTIONS
• Court orders lobbying czar to look at gift to PM
• Anti-vax chiropract­or out, but another is in
• Unusual? Yes. Cruel? No
• Eating nut protein can help treat nut allergies
• Italy couple hiding from Mafia turn selves in
• HEROES AND SAVIOURS
• Anti-semitism at toronto-area high school
• A great test awaits
• Energy conflicts abound
• NOVA SCOTIA WANTS TO REVIVE COAL, OTTAWA WANTS TO PHASE IT OUT.
• MAINE REJECTS FOSSIL FUEL BUT WILL TAKE QUEBEC HYDROELECT­RICITY.
• Rethink mortgage stress test, CIBC says
• Fight for Hudbay descends into name-calling
• Second only to Canopy
• Media giant Netflix’s forecast disappoint­s as streaming wars escalate.
• CARBON TAX POLITICS ON TRIAL. CORCORAN,
• Court told carbon tax doesn’t intrude on provincial powers
• Canopy Growth CEO expects $1B revenue in fiscal 2020
• Civil liberties group sues to quash Sidewalk Labs project
• IBM results reflect slowing pace in cloud unit
• Subscripti­on packages link small business to consumers
• Why, and how, oil should be shipped in Canada’s Pacific waters
• 80 skyscraper­s planned in Toronto to meet residentia­l, mixed-use demand
• Leonard shows why he was Raptors’ guy
• Ovechkin cross decks Hurricanes rookie
• Woods’ latest Masters title was celebratio­n of his past
• Marner’s selfless acts go a long way
• Wilson earned monster contract
• Montreal phenom Auger-aliassime has special intensity, coaches say
• Breakthrou­gh
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Yo-yo Ma’s border concert a prayer

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