National Post - 2021-01-30

• Why Canada needs to stand up to Big tech.
• Meet Keith Gill, the dude who broke Wall Street.
• Yet another vaccine-maker announces delays.
• THE NEW SPICE TRADERS
• Payette was dumped by gaggle of grumpy stenograph­ers.
• China tries to motivate Canadians to quit Hong Kong.
• Canada’s real-estate addiction has become embarrassi­ng.
• I’m not ideologica­lly pro-life. But this is just silly.
• Justin Trudeau may have bought himself re-election.
• — PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU ANNOUNCING FURTHER RESTRICTIO­NS. TRAVEL
• The cancel culture mob could come for you next.
• MPS QUIZ FACEBOOK EXECS AS THE LIBERALS PONDER OPTIONS ON BIG TECH,
• STUDY LINKS CANNABIS SHOPS TO FEWER OPIOID OVERDOSES
• Tabloid editor kept focus on celebritie­s
• No more celebritie­s at rideau Hall
• A good idea that comes too late
• Third COVID vaccine on track for approval
• LET NEW ZEALAND BE OUR NORTH STAR
• Facebook fights back against new rules
• Robin Hood society greets 30K ‘merry men’
• Tech regulation roundup
• Extremists were organized in siege, prosecutor­s say
• Democrat Bush to move D.C. office
• Ex-trump firm must release records
• Navy to spend $71M to keep leased ship at sea
• Doctor ‘lost moral authority to lead hospital’
• New allegation­s surface against Ontario bureaucrat accused in scam
• IDENTIFYIN­G THE ‘HELL SHIPS’ DEAD
• U.S., allies discuss reviving Iran deal
• No prison for EX-FBI lawyer over altered docs
• Trudeau’s botched GG pick
• Don Cherry can’t be Canada’s GG. He likes people
• Thoughts on Keystone
• Market freedom
• Heed science, don’t follow it blindly
• Tories wrestle with the path forward
• The key to hiring the right people to tackle your home renovation­s
• A TV SALVE OWES ITS OPTIMISM TO AN OLD PHENOM
• FRIENDSHIP BY THE HOUR
• One steppe at a time
• OLD TASHKENT NON BREAD
• EMIL’S LAMB PLOV
• Will Gehry remake L.A.’S river?
• Why Canada’s housing prices may be rising faster than those in U.S.
• Tax battle between the CRA and Canada’s big banks shows no signs of abating.
• Michigan regulator approves some permits for Line 5 tunnel
• Hydrogen could be key to clean long-haul transport
• Gamestop rally reignites as retail traders hit ‘buy’
• Stock app adds ‘risky’ label to some shares
• U.S. oil and gas rig count rises in January for sixth month
• Dr. Martens jumps in London IPO debut
• Chevron posts fourth-quarter loss on weak refining, deal charges
• Solid pensions, scaled-back spending will have couple sailing into golden years
• tfsas may be a no-brainer, but don’t forget about your Rrsp
• Oil market on track to rebalance by mid-2021
• Cancer won’t wait for COVID-19
• Wells Fargo trims CEO’S pay to US $20.3M
• Lawsuits from staff may be next chapter in Payette saga
• Global panel addresses barriers to education for girls in subsaharan Africa amid COVID-19
• Can Reits survive the downtown downturn?
• U.K. expected to request to join trans-pacific bloc
• Simmonds, Spezza surprise with offence
• ‘our locker-room isn’t going to flinch’
• Fresh start suits reliable lefty Matz
• Canada Olympic team won’t jump vaccine queue
• Senators’ rough start is only the beginning
• Melbourne struggles to warm to Grand Slam
• Griffey Jr. named MLB senior adviser
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• What It Went For
• On The Map
• FAMILY MATTERS
• $4.925 million
• Properly prioritize home renovation­s

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