National Post - 2024-03-18

• RUSSIANS CROWD POLLING STATIONS
• Trudeau says job of prime minister ‘crazy,’ but he’s determined to continue
• DOES PM’S AUSSIE ACCENT GIVE IT AWAY?
• Winnipeg video rental store closing after 40 years
• Shelter takes in furless raccoon
• Two arrested after protest at Trudeau fundraiser
• India’s Bengaluru is fast running out of water
• Island’s mice breeding out of control, eating birds
• Fossilized forest remnants found
• Netanyahu slams U.S. senator’s remarks
• Milestone for U.K. as Wales elects Black leader
• INSECT SOCIETY PROTECTS MOST VULNERABLE MEMBERS
• Is your recycling method a piece of garbage?
• ROMANCE FOR THE AGES REKINDLED AFTER 75 YEARS
• A stalwart supporter of Ukraine
• IRON LUNG DIDN’T WEIGH LAWYER DOWN
• ‘Fearless’ civil rights activist endured repeated arrests
• How to avoid paying the pink tax on clothes, toys and other goods
• Trent Jr. takes on new Raptors role
• Toronto FC’S unbeaten streak ends with 2-1 defeat at NYCFC
• Robertson earns more playing time
• A 103 m.p.h. fastball set off alarm bells for Ohtani’s doctor
• Mcdavid-mackinnon a dream playoff match
• PWHL GMS EXPECT A ‘QUIET’ TRADE DEADLINE
• Bears trade QB Fields to Steelers
• Votto starts with a bang, but exits early

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