National Post - 2022-06-17

• China says it may have detected alien life
• Whispery voice of David Lynch films
• Canada loses top 10 spot on Global Peace Index
• RCMP search properties with alleged ties to neo-nazi terrorist group
• Second retired officer faces sex charge
• Freedom rallies planned for Ottawa
• Now’s not time for Ford to disappear
• Privacy law a ‘tremendous disappoint­ment’
• Asking baby to get help from Russia is another Ottawa disgrace
• Lametti to tackle intoxicati­on ruling
• ‘ABSURD AND UNTENABLE’
• Rempel Garner quits Brown campaign
• Tax returns of teachers, farmers out of limbo
• Amazon fisherman confesses to killing missing men
• Trump lawyer knew his advice illegal, panel hears
• Spy’s plot to infiltrate war crimes court foiled
• Judensau’s dark history
• THE VALUE OF A GOOD FATHER
• F1 returns, despite the government
• Vaccine mandates all political
• The smug Freeland testifies
• Vancouver and Toronto join World Cup party
• Mcilroy takes big first step on major quest
• ‘Pretty sweet’ to lead U.S. Open after Day 1
• Yankees big edge on Jays seems a little baffling
• Dirty money didn’t cause Vancouver housing crisis
• ‘Investors want to know that their assets are secure’
• Indigenous businesses gets $3M from Block
• Westjet aims to meet demand for summer travel with upgrades
• U.S. commercial banking, wealth to drive CIBC gains until 2025
• No story here
• We should seek the lesser of two evils in Ukraine
• Musk aims to ease concerns in address to Twitter workers
• EU beefs up disinforma­tion code amid fake news fears
• More speed and fun
• Man nurses machine
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch
• Spiderhead comes up tails
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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