National Post - 2022-11-16

• Two-year sperm blocker offers an alternativ­e to vasectomy
• Banking heir was adviser to queen
• ‘Did not end well’
• Protesters halt felling of Christmas tree for Pope
• Ottawa doesn’t know if it’s reducing homelessne­ss, auditor general says
• PMO deletes Iran tweet based on false report
• Will masks doom us to a perpetual pandemic?
• Health Canada won’t say how much pain medicine for children is coming
• Hinshaw out as Alberta’s top doctor
• EX-CEO ‘sorry’ for Hockey Canada handling of sex assault claims
• ‘No plans’ to ease rules for truck licences
• Ottawa’s Nexus stubbornne­ss makes no sense whatsoever
• Shops close in Iran to mark 2019 protests
• The general who spoke the truth
• More privilege for bilinguals
• MAID is needed
• Ditch the clause
• Putin the bully’s weakness has been exposed
• Barnes searches for the mojo that earned him rookie of year
• Criscito, Toronto FC part ways, reports say
• Rodriguez, Harris win MLB rookie awards
• Sedin twins trade quips as both join Hall of Fame
• NEXT CPI ‘COULD BE ANOTHER DOOZIE’
• Dividends prove their value
• Buffett takes stake in Taiwan chipmaker
• Walmart lifts forecast, announces US$20B share buyback
• Rogers tries to show pros of Freedom Mobile deal
• Musk steps up Twitter purge
• ‘The opportunit­y of a lifetime’
• AWARD RECIPIENTS AND FINALISTS FROM THE 2022 WESTERN CANADA GENERAL COUNSEL AWARDS
• Let markets decide which airlines fly into Canada
• Tam catches creepinggo­vernment syndrome
• Terminatin­g a pregnant employee?
• FTX’S new CEO had helped Enron victims’ recovery
• Beyoncé the golden girl of the Grammys
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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