National Post - 2022-12-01

• Former president led China’s rise
• Can police use robots to kill? San Francisco voted yes
• Historian claims human rights violation over job’s ‘racist criteria’
• Parents sue son, wife over ‘intolerabl­e’ life in shared B.C. home
• Expanded Liberal gun ban could cost ‘another billion’
• Ministeria­l staff shared info about soldiers’ role in Freedom Convoy
• Canada issues $500M in government-backed bonds for Ukraine
• Federal options to deal with Alberta ‘sovereignt­y’ limited
• Ontario to audit Toronto finances to ensure no housing shortfall
• University apologizes to media over speech
• New data released on education, job market
• Is PM’S support of COVID protests in China suspect?
• Protests about more than COVID
• ‘New’ China policy blast from the past
• Trudeau’s inquiry gamble pays off
• NATO vows to back Moldova, other allies
• China cracks down on ‘zero COVID’ protests
• Next goal — World Cup victory for men’s team
• Mcdavid still evolving at 500-plus games
• Health system can’t support immigrant influx
• ‘Widely used as bargaining chips’
• National hikes dividend despite earnings miss
• Saputo takes hit on report by short-seller
• Enbridge sees profit rising, joins Occidental on project
• Ski-doo maker BRP reports company-record revenue surge of 71%
• Bankman-fried red flags seen across his empire
• Doordash to cut 6% of global workforce
• The muddled reality of electric cars
• How to fix the Canada Disability Benefit program
• Gary Oldman’s ‘wonderful gift’
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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