National Post (National Edition) - 2022-04-27

• Canada seeks to cash in on oligarchs' pricey playthings
• Embattled Ryerson changes its name
• Royals pledge to `listen'
• 2 acquitted in murder of `innocent' couple
• Searchers determined to find missing boy
• Report takes aim at Library and Archives for tardy responses
• Russia's Putin a `fascistic' leader, Harper says
• Charest pitches `realistic approach' to reaching climate targets
• Poilievre promises to revive a $14B Quebec LNG project
• What you need to know about COVID-19 subvariant­s
• No French honeymoon for Macron
• Russia claims wins in southeast as U.S., allies to send more arms
• Inflationa­ry smoke and mirrors
• Government waste is bad for the planet
• Pope's plea for peace
• Al-Quds Day is antithetic­al to Islam
• Seider taking flight with Red Wings
• Putin says skaters have no need to dope
• THE ROOTS OF BASKETBALL
• Canada cruises to pair of easy wins
• Being counted out has fired up the Raptors
• Business confidence slumps to lowest since throes of pandemic
• Rising rates and inflation will weigh on banks, other financial firms
• U.S. oil executives cash in on $1.35 billion of stock as crude surges
• Micro-blogging platform lags rivals. Here's why Tesla CEO bought it anyway
• Pitch for free speech may affect advertisin­g
• Musk's US$21B money mystery
• Put the ego aside, choose teamwork, doc recommends
• Why employers bear burden of flawed contracts
• Apple slows hiring of Genius employees
• Winner-take-all hasn't hit retail yet
• Emergencie­s Act wasn't the only sledgehamm­er
• EU OKs groundbrea­king rules to police Big Tech platforms
• Summer of hope at box office
• Animal instinct
• Schumer reveals she has trichotill­omania to `alleviate her shame'
• Prunes could help thwart bone loss
• VOICE MAY BE THE KEY
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS

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