National Post - 2022-04-21

• GMO mosquitoes project going well, biotech firm says
• ASTRONOMER­S DISCOVER NEW TYPE OF STAR EXPLOSION
• CAN YOU SPLIT IT SO THE CREAM DIVIDES EVENLY?
• A life of risk to unveil Sicilian underworld
• Anglican archbishop resigns after sex misconduct allegation­s
• Battle looms over federal dental care plan
• Ottawa will ‘align’ with bilingual order
• 14 possible graves at former school
• Opposition leaders unaware they’re in a race
• New federal tax credits for teachers, farmers see returns delayed for weeks
• Accused in stabbing described as calm
• Don’t believe China’s lies about Ukraine
• Vote-buying gets shameless
• The Liberals’ election gift to Doug Ford
• U.S. is adrift, and Biden is no captain
• Don’t blame end of vote subsidy for polarizati­on
• Civilians trapped as ultimatum expires
• KREMLIN INSIDERS ALARMED OVER TOLL
• Nylander learns from old film of himself
• AL East is tight race right off the bat
• Dairy prices stoke steep rise in food costs
• Economists see Canada heading for recession
• Canada climate goals set high barrier for Suncor mine growth
• Rethinking the TINA argument
• Shopify in talks to buy tech startup Deliverr
• Higher rates will cost Canadians billions in government debt interest
• Budget shows Ottawa doesn’t understand innovation
• B.C. court certifies ex-flight attendant’s suit against Westjet
• Industry calls on Ottawa to reject Flair exemption
• Out of the ordinary
• Talk show host looking for an audience
• ‘NOBODY WANTS BROCCOLI FOR THEIR BIRTHDAY’
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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