National Post - 2024-04-18

• Raptor Porter gets lifetime ban from NBA
• Pioneer in defining domestic violence
• Trudeau goes after Poilievre on budget
• Freeland defends tax hike on richest Canadians
• Safe supply drugs being diverted, says deputy police chief
• Trio found guilty of mischief for roles in 2022 border blockade
• 17 killed as Russian missiles slam city
• Chaos in Dubai amid record rain, flooding
• Coyotes’ troubled Arizona tenure has most likely come to an end
• NHL sets season attendance record
• Rajakovic praised by players for relatabili­ty
• Bellingham decries level of racism in Spanish soccer
• O cials, players need faceo fundamenta­ls
• Canadian men’s hoops team hopes coach stays
• FRONT & CENTRE
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Red Lobster considers bankruptcy filing
• Freeland taps Poloz for advice on pensions
• Woke chickens are coming home to roost
• In post-disaster rebuilding, government needs to get out of the way
• Honda, Toyota courted with new tax credit
• Ottawa includes oil and gas in $5B Indigenous loan plan
• Feds plan to lease property for housing
• CELEBR TING THE BEST IN CORPOR TE CULTURE
• CANADA’S MOST ADMIRED CORPOR TE CULTURE AWARDS HONOUREES FOR
• TENDING TO THE CULTUR L HEARTBEAT
• A CULTURE BUILT TO ENDURE
• CANADA’S MOST ADMIRED CEOS:
• DRIVING A CULTURAL TRANSFORMA­TION
• PUTTING PEOPLE AND CULTURE FIRST
• CHAMPIONIN­G A GENTLE APPROACH TO CULTURE
• ‘AT THE CENTRE OF MAKING THINGS HAPPEN’
• PEOPLE CENTRIC APPROACH
• ELEVATING CORPOR TE CULTURE TO NEW HEIGHTS
• XPERIGO PUTS WELLNESS AT ITS CULTUR L CORE

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