National Post - 2020-06-29

• Grim covid-19 milestone
• Tories’ election policy dilemma
• Police forces across Canada are under scrutiny over how to respond to people who are struggling with mental health challenges. An example to follow might be In Surrey, B. C., and Car 67.
• USMCA READIES FOR DEBUT.
• France’s Macron takes election drubbing
• Electric vehicle infrastruc­ture could jump-start post-pandemic economy.
• Corb Lund’s latest album explores sadness, humour of rural life.
• Calls to bring down statues of George Washington go too far.
• Finding Canada Day spirit amid pandemic
• Quiet Salish Sea boon to whale study
• P.E.I. sees rise in anti-outsider sentiment
• Nooses found at constructi­on sites
• Tories call for probe of student-aid program
• U.K.’S top civil servant pushed out in shakeup
• Education deficit
• BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND
• LEAVE GEORGE WASHINGTON ALONE
• Championed China’s Catholic minority
• Pastry chef gained worldwide acclaim
• REEL HURDLE
• Job losses hurting housing markets
• AIR-TRAVEL WOES SAP DUTY-FREE SALES.
• Johnson feels the same pressure without fans
• Rio players protest return to pitch
• Since Game 7 of World Series, Baseball has struck out
• In strange times, who speaks for the Blue Jays?
• Jays will be getting clearance to return home to play: sources
• Doubling his pleasure
• Bob Boucher did it first

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National Post - 2020-06-30