National Post - 2020-04-11

• What went wrong in Bobcaygeon
• 12 objects of a pandemic
• Strong and Free: Worst is yet to come for food supply. Plus, Gurney.
• Google has been ordered to pay French news companies. Is Canada next?
• Some doctors fear ventilator­s make patients worse
• I am always expecting Jim to do something beautiful
• Horrors at a Montreal seniors’ home,
• In this time of lament, a prayer for the people
• Canada looks to set up ‘surge’ force for second COVID wave
• Canada touts improved Saudi arms deal
• Public Health officials opt for soft soap over science
• Ontario sending troubling mixed messages on virus
• birth of a pandemic
• Accused criminals go free in dire times
• Willis in quarantine with ex-wife Moore, daughters
• U.K. sees deadliest day as PM back on his feet
• Trump forms council to ‘open our country’
• ‘Recovered’ patients test Covid-positive
• Pass the salt
• Virus could be more contagious than thought
• COVID-19 can’t diminish Johnson
• Navigating a path back to prosperity
• Get health officials on same page
• Better to be proactive
• Talk to your landlord
• Trade vs. friendship
• A pandemic letter from Alberta
• Trump’s foes sink low
• Meghan (and Harry) didn’t even say goodbye!
• Stoking the fire as the maple sap boils, one man ponders his sweet solitude
• Celebrate Easter at home in the company of great Southern chefs
• Isn’t it time your at-home coffee got a good jolt?
• Toni Tipton-martin taps into a 200-year legacy of African American cooking in Jubilee
• THE FACE MASK
• THE AMAZON PACKAGE
• THE WEBCAM
• TOILET PAPER
• THE TIN CAN
• THE PULL-UP BAR
• DR. EILEEN DE VILLA’ S SCARF
• THE TABLET
• THE BOTTLE OF WINE
• Food fright
• The (sort of) good news behind Canada’s epic job loss data
• Global oil deal elusive
• ‘Great White Short’ finally pays off for bank short-sellers.
• Retailers rush to respond to e-commerce surge during crisis.
• Canada in best-in-class on COVID-19
• Crash could set table for oil boom It’s cyclical
• Off-loading rental and paying debt will secure B.C. woman’s retirement
• New RRIF withdrawal rules gives seniors more flexibilit­y
• Apple, Google team up on COVID-19
• Gold rallies, but COVID-19 taking shine off miners
• Landlords, tenants need help to survive pandemic: CIBC CEO
• Can I refuse to attend work and still collect CERB?
• Firms not yet profitable struggle to get crisis loans
• For industrial cleaners, COVID-19 brings boom
• Economic crisis means reprieve for indebted
• U.S. consumer prices record largest drop in five years
• ‘It’s for sure a crazy time’
• Bulls’ new executive has a Raptors connection
• Future star Hughes needs time to blossom
• Boxer returns to nursing to help with pandemic fight
• Borowiecki ‘thankful’ to avoid COVID -19
• There are shafts of light
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• HOROSCOP e
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• KEEPING RESIDENTS SAFE AT HOME
• What it Went For
• $1.345 million
• Don’t get spaced out by no space
• Howthe Canadian Conservati­on Corps is providing inspiratio­n for a new generation of wildlife stewards

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