National Post - 2022-04-22

• ‘SECRET’ CRITIQUES SLAMMED ONLINE HARMS BILL
• Record mogul backed Black artists
• RIGHT-LEANING MORE OPPOSED TO SURVEILLAN­CE, POLL FINDS
• FLORIDA SENATE PASSES BILL TO END DISNEY’S SELF-GOVERNING STATUS
• ‘I am very sorry,’ Pope tells Métis delegation
• Johnson to face contempt probe
• Poilievre puts big cities in crosshairs over increasing their housing stock
• Teachers Federation angry over tax ‘limbo’
• HOW DO WE PREPARE FOR NEXT COVID-19 VARIANT?
• Cruise ship heading to N.B. has 2 COVID cases
• Arson to be probed as possible hate crime
• Hospitals strapped for staff
• Newspaper group glad for recycle rule exemption
• Berlin under fire over arms for Kyiv
• Fire kills six at Russian defence facility
• Michael Ignatieff, is that you?
• The pollster versus Pierre Poilievre
• Time to bar antisemiti­c Al-quds Day
• China’s costly zero COVID
• Bolts’ coach sees ‘a hell of team’ in Leafs, but playoffs count most
• Gausman tosses a gem for Jays
• Pain of playoff heartbreak won’t last for Raptors
• FLAIR CEO FIRES BACK AT CRITICS
• Home prices to peak this spring following rate hikes, RBC says
• Cyberattac­ks, housing slump top risks report
• WHAT’S DRIVING GM CANADA’S INNOVATION STRATEGY
• Musk says he has secured US$46.5 billion in funding for Twitter
• Financing first home requires sound strategy
• Building back bigger: How Ottawa grew under cover of COVID
• LACAVERA VS. XPLORNET FOR CONTROL OF FREEDOM MOBILE AS ‘FOURTH CARRIER.’
• Carney says war is making climate fight harder to wage
• Russia Central Bank head faces full-scale crisis in new term
• Refined, powerful
• The Bad Guys is dizzying fun
• Emotion, superstiti­on and revenge
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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