National Post - 2024-02-28

• Exactly 40 years later, will the son take a walk in the surf?
• ACTOR ROGEN’S PENTHOUSE FOR SALE
• Quirky 18th century English pub bulldozed after a fire to be rebuilt as it was — crooked
• Monk led Cambodia’s Buddhist community
• Swift’s dad accused of punching paparazzo
• Hat seller honoured by France for service
• Group urges scrapping expansion of MAID
• Migraines turned out to be tumour for Newfoundla­nd mom
• Suit alleges secret medical study
• Provinces given ample notice about cap on internatio­nal students, minister says
• Phoenix backlog bigger than ever: union
• Zelenskyy in Saudi Arabia to push for peace plan
• Israel, Hamas indicate no deal is imminent
• Pharmacare a scheme to keep power
• Liberals targeting free speech
• BARRIER-BREAKERS
• TFC plans to better manage Insigne’s minutes this season
• Son of Jays’ pitcher hit by SUV, is in hospital
• BMO misses expectatio­ns on weak capital markets, higher provisions
• Debt-addicted firms eye equity as interest costs soar
• Temporary immigratio­n up nearly 50% in 2023, report finds
• Renewable sector seeks fairness
• Beyond Nvidia
• Liberals need to ditch Guilbeault’s radical activism
• Lynx Air the latest Canadian airline brought down by airport fees, geography
• ‘An ambience of suffering’
• Is it bad to drink coffee on an empty stomach?
• In a world seeking comfort, could pampered workouts help?
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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