National Post - 2024-02-09

• Grocery wars are unmasking Canadian politics
• ‘Animal-free’ milk approved in Canada
• Feds may consider tougher penalties for auto theft, PM says
• Poilievre vows to revoke MAID for mental illness
• Ontario’s housing shortage fix already a flop
• Parents upset Toronto schools delay notificati­on of hate-related incidents
• TOURISTS EVACUATED AS VOLCANO ERUPTS FOR 3rd TIME IN WEEKS
• Zelenskyy removes top general in major shakeup of Ukraine’s war effort
• Unshakable trauma in ‘Death Alley’
• Israelis vow to ‘bring them home’
• Universiti­es failing on antisemiti­sm
• Alberta’s Smith girds for outcome of U.S. vote
• Felix out in second round at Marseille
• Flurry of deadline moves shuffles Raptors’ roster
• For curler Mcewen it’s easy being green
• Medals for Paris Games embedded with piece of Eiffel Tower
• Number of Canadians fretting over personal finances hits new high
• Report forecasts economic toll of federal emissions cap
• SPILLOVER EFFECT FROM STRONG U.S. ECONOMY THREATENS CANADIAN MORTGAGE RATES
• Investors say Xi can’t use 2015 playbook to calm China markets
• Canada on losing end of investment flows
• Let’s follow Ireland’s path to a thriving economy
• Google brings AI chatbot to Canada
• Food inflation ‘still omnipresen­t,’ warns dairy heavyweigh­t Agropur
• THE POSH TREATMENT
• DEAD ON ARRIVAL
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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