National Post - 2021-06-30

• INDIGENOUS OUTRAGE AS MORE CHURCHES BURN Too hot for fearful politician­s
• ‘WE DID ALL THOSE THINGS’: SENATOR
• Celebrate the ‘idea’ of Canada
• Gun buyback pricetag could skyrocket to $756M: watchdog
• In a single word, Bennett managed to encapsulat­e so much of what makes the Trudeau regime so obnoxious to non-believers.
• MY WORST SUMMER JOB
• VISIER HITS UNICORN STATUS WITH US$125 MILLION RAISE,
• Indigenous leaders to meet with Pope
• Humboldt survivor thrills family by standing tall
• New evidence provides chance to release Meng
• Commander who golfed with Vance to keep job
• Liberals’ words not enough, expert says
• Q&awith Arlene Dickinson
• Tech Startups Are Powering the Shift to Hybrid Working
• Smart Canadians Are Driving the Rise of Pay-as-you-go Auto Insurance
• For CAA, Technology and Innovation Mean Member Trust and Safety
• Five Upand-coming Entreprene­urs Recognized for Breakthrou­gh Innovation­s
• Children’s Entertainm­ent Company Spins Innovation Into Global Success
• Global Ventures Discover Support for Innovation in Markham
• Digital Smart Labels™: Made in Canada, Ready for the World
• If It’s on Wheels, It’s Online: The Digital Commercial Fleet
• How do I get tested pre-departure?
• Reaching to the Cloud: What You Really Need to Know and Ask to Launch Your Business’ Digital Transforma­tion
• University Innovation and Research are Key to Global Recovery
• A Faster and Easier Way to Pay Bills — Just a Click Away
• Flexibilit­y and Choice: The Next Generation of Employee Health Benefit Plans
• Students Become Future-ready by Honing Entreprene­urial Thinking Skills
• Religious order must pay out $11.6M
• Vaccines blunted 3rd wave, Tam says
• Confusing instructio­ns contribute­d to runway overshoot in Halifax
• Bennett hangs on to pension and privilege
• THIS ISN’T HOW TO HEAL
• Heat suspected in 25 deaths in 24 hours
• Brisbane to enter three-day lockdown
• Indictment­s likely to begin for Trump Org.
• Teacher testifies on fatal canoe trip
• Ontario easing care home restrictio­ns
• The summer of menu mayhem?
• All light-duty vehicles sold in Canada must be electric by 2035
• Oil pipeline brawls tarnish Biden
• THE TROUBLE WITH LAND RECOGNITIO­N.
• Financial models almost ‘too good to be true’ for oil and gas stocks
• THESCORE JOCKEYS FOR SPORTS BETTING FIGHT ON CANADIAN HOME TURF.
• Manulife ups bet on Asia’s wealth
• Climate policy report reveals impact on oilpatch, workers
• Net Zero Homes: Bridging the Gap Between Sustainabi­lity and Comfort
• From the Mortgage Experts: 5 Tips to Navigate Canada's Housing Market
• Top court backs pipeline companies in New Jersey land dispute
• Disability benefits exist for a reason
• Infrastruc­ture Bank on hook for electric bus fleet
• Don’t ban plastics. They help green the Earth.
• Don’t ban flavoured vapes
• Nauru sets two-year deadline for UN rules
• Google deal with French publishers reportedly on hold
• Here we go again for Habs
• CANADA TAKES CRUCIAL MEN’S HOOPS WIN
• A ROLLICKING ROAD TRIP
• Wishing for a bigger screen
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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