National Post - 2022-11-23

• When a minister goes too far
• Vitamin B12 deficiency in seniors larger than expected, study finds
• Babies born from embryos kept frozen for 30 years
• Famed Cuban songwriter, social justice warrior
• The heroes of Club Q
• Minister was so ‘concerned’ police had lost control
• Convoy lawyer kicked out of inquiry
• Poilievre’s anti-drug pitch a failure of imaginatio­n
• MDS call for non-profit surgical centres
• No barriers: How Canadian women are succeeding in the small business space
• Saudi Arabia executes 17 people
• Smith gets in the way of health reform
• A nation felled by traffic violations
• Using act necessary, but regrettabl­e
• Killing babies just another ‘form of care’?
• Divisive rhetoric’s fatal outcome
• Dozens trapped in quake rubble
• Beijing shuts malls, parks as COVID cases climb
• Russian Arctic gets nuclear vessels
• Orthodox churches raided to find spies
• Captain Hutchinson can’t wait to start
• Leafs place Rielly on long-term injury list
• Playing in world juniors makes so much sense for Wright
• Tribunal hears of Shaw’s challenges
• Oil up after choppy session
• Big detour on UN chief ’s ‘highway to hell’
• Health care needs reform more than dollars
• Mckenna report takes the ‘net’ out of ‘net-zero’
• Activity in Canada picks up in October
• Too close to the story for comfort?
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