National Post - 2023-02-10

• 60% SAY GLOBAL POLLUTERS SHOULD CHANGE BEFORE US
• Wombs for transgende­r women ‘on the horizon’
• Murphy Brown actor known for stuffy roles
• Quake survivors face cold, starvation
• Zelenskyy makes plea to become EU member
• Bloc Québécois pushes vote on clause
• Immigrants from quake zone may be sped up
• Tree huggers want to hold Toronto back
• Money not going to solve health care struggles
• The Trudeauing of a special rep
• UN keeping Palestinia­ns trapped
• An ultimate victory for Djokovic
• SUPERTEAM PHILOSOPHY RISES AGAIN IN PHOENIX
• RAPS BRING BACK POELTL IN TRADE WITH SPURS
• Did Commanders expose Eagles’ big weakness back in Week 10?
• THE NFL’S DYNAMIC DUO
• Canada’s Crawford soars to new heights at ski worlds
• How housing factored into the Boc’s latest rate decision
• Shopify launches product updates
• Windfall tax urged to recover CEWS funds
• Credit Suisse sinks as path to profits keeps getting steeper
• Adani faces fresh risk as MSCI reviews its stocks
• Brookfield plans more stock buybacks if shares stay low
• Too early to call winner in race for generative AI, experts say
• Telus sees gains ahead as it pulls back on spending
• Precision Drilling reports $3.5M profit for Q4, revenue up more than 70%
• Competitio­n Act amendments: Don’t chill investment or innovation
• Why is employment still down in these five industries?
• Shell’s board sued over climate risks
• Green coalition wants no subsidies for blue hydrogen
• 2023 LUCID AIR TOURING DELIVERS ‘WOW’
• A GLIMPSE OF THINGS TO COME
• FACIAL RECOGNITIO­N
• The only scary thing in the movie The Outwaters is the cinematogr­aphy
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

National Post - 2023-02-09

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