National Post - 2022-11-25

• Israel braces for what may come next
• Two litres of water a day tip a myth: scientists
• Former governor boosted by KFC fortune
• Sajjan criticized for not speaking out at World Cup
• New MRNA vaccine shows promise against all known flu strains: study
• Québec solidaire MNAS swear oath to King
• Quebec shows Scotland how to get everything you want without separating
• Forces member alleges MAID offer
• Ottawa puts $1.6B into climate fund
• Sex probe did not entrap men: top court
• Changes would criminaliz­e millions of guns
• Canadian restaurant­s are leveraging a busy summer and fall as they embrace recovery
• Inquest will be held into Vancouver police officer’s suicide
• Quebec hydro worker accused of spying for China wants to clear his name
• Body of Israeli teen back with family
• Much of Kyiv is in the dark
• China widens lockdowns as cases surge
• UN lining the pockets of dictators
• Conservati­ve policies to fix social ills
• ‘The King’ a pioneer for Maple Leafs, NHL
• Hadfield and fans lift Canada
• Ronaldo’s still got game in his fifth World Cup
• ‘True pro’ Young helps Raptors endure injuries
• Iranian team ‘not under pressure’ for not singing national anthem
• Canopy founder bets on German pot market
• ‘Finally fun again’ after seven tough years
• Oil muted as price cap proposal eases supply concerns
• Walmart shooting raises need for violence prevention
• We need simpler, smarter cannabis regulation
• EU raises concerns over unmonitore­d Twitter content
• Tesla opens floodgates for self-driving owners
• This compact is all that
• Raise a Little Hell goes to the movies
• EO is a beautiful tale about a donkey
• Fine young cannibals
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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