National Post - 2021-07-10

• They see a real shot at victory. But rookie leader Erin O’toole may have only a few weeks to make his case.
• A VERY GOOD BOY
• The left is turning a blind eye to acts of violence.
• Governor General’s flippancy about French is dangerous.
• Mary Simon’s instinct for unity over division.
• It’s being processed somewhere else and we buy it back in pasta.
• The epic “300” is a parable for our time.
• Justin Trudeau should be wary of a narcissist­ic election.
• You thought lockdown was bad? Wait for the election.
• NP View: The border should not be used as a campaign tool.
• Listen to the marginaliz­ed, not the woke.
• Suddenly the Pope is old
• ‘She’ll come out of the gate in a gallop’
• Parade kicks off return of Calgary Stampede
• B.C. judge denies new evidence in Meng case
• Residents of B.C. village get look at fire damage
• Embracing political change
• Tories could benefit from summer election: analysts
• Border agency bracing for big travel weekend
• Air Canada and Breakfast Club of Canada reach new heights in promoting children’s health and wellness
• Should only the fully vaxxed be allowed back on campus?
• Better vaccine outreach to younger Canadians needed
• Ontario will ease pandemic restrictio­ns several days early
• FDA seeks probe into Biogen discussion­s
• Biden presses Putin on cybercrime
• U.K. races to find Russian sub spying on navy’s new carrier
• Taliban say they control 85% of Afghanista­n
• Colombia, U.S. probe links to Haiti death
• The classic that’s still the best
• Delta wave forces Asia into pandemic retreat
• Fed-up expats begin drifting away from Singapore
• MODERN DESIGN MACHINES
• Meet the delightful Zaila Avant-garde, who excels at spelling and so much more.
• Anna Jones and her plant-based recipes that don’t require ‘cheffy’ ingredient­s.
• Eric Bauza gets Looney as he talks about his many voices in Space Jam.
• PIMENTÓN BURGERS
• AREPAS WITH BLACK BEANS & SALSA VERDE
• ZUCCHINI & HALLOUMI FRITTERS WITH CHILI & MINT JAM
• CMHC faces some hard decisions
• DEAR BANK CEO...
• LABOR MARKET BOUNCES BACK.
• Biden signs order to tackle corporate abuses
• How do I unscramble the alphabet soup of mutual fund classes?
• Why investors should treat stocks as if they were buying real estate
• Alberta single father needs to sell his home to lock in his retirement plan
• Claiming COVID-19 costs and the medical expense tax credit
• Philip Morris buys asthma drugmaker Vectura
• On vaccine disclosure, safety trumps privacy
• When workplace bullying spurs desire for revenge
• Ubisoft plans Assassin’s Creed live online game service
• NEGATIVE CALORIES
• Canada plummets in ranking of world’s most innovative cities
• Want to get ahead? Summer business reads can help
• Canadian company harnessing revolution­ary tech to provide cleaner air
• Yellen urges better messaging globally on carbon policy
• G20 finance chiefs in Venice support global tax deal: draft
• Shapovalov run ends in ‘heartbreak­ing’ way
• COVID test knocks out Fury-wilder bout
• Giannis great, but Bucks need teamwork
• Sterling performanc­e key to England’s hope
• It’s ‘shotime’ for baseball’s two-way Titan
• Will Habs spend $5 million per season to keep Danault?
• Riders’ carnage a warning to entire CFL
• Argos aim to mesh quickly at camp
• Win or lose, Mcgregor still major force in UFC
• Canadian CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• What It Went For
• On The Map
• POOL FRUSTRATIO­NS
• $3.829 million
• TAKE IT OUTSIDE
• Housing fear factor
• Flippers battle on the beach
• Pet projects

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