National Post (National Edition) - 2022-04-26

• Sloan's provincial party hires Roger Stone
• RCMP struggled to identify gunman's replica patrol car
• Late lottery winner's kin sue over jackpot
• No record of threats against PQ leader
• $1B radar designed to protect cities
• Avoid Dominican Republic, airline urges after crew was jailed
• Tories want privacy chief to probe CRA leaks
• BoC rebukes Poilievre claims on inflation, crypto
• This is a love letter to someone I’ve never met.
• U.S. hosts Ukraine talks in Germany
• Poilievre's housing plan doesn't hold up
• Quebecers lose one of the family
• Edmonton's superior CN Tower
• Making food supply a priority
• Knights crashing out just prior to the big joust
• NETS REPORTEDLY `EXASPERATE­D' BY SIMMONS SAGA
• The era of the $30M-a-year wide receiver
• Russian ruble hits near 2-year high vs. euro as tax payments due
• Bank of America touts TSX as best investment for commoditie­s boom
• Blackstone looks to take public REITs private
• Growth fears fuel global asset volatility
• Transparen­cy must not be optional in home sales bids
• Hike in Canadian oil won't necessaril­y hurt climate targets, RBC says
• Supply chain snarls benefit Montreal
• Vancouver's port a lesson in inflation
• China lockdown adds risk to growing concern over global recession
• Ukraine could use an Elon Musk in Ottawa
• Ontario budget should ignore special pleading
• Are you bad at texting?
• First words cross language lines
• Hope amid the darkness
• HIS BROTHER'S KEEPER
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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