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🏢 Postmedia Network 📅 since 1998 📍 Toronto

The National Post is a Canadian English-language broadsheet newspaper and the flagship publication of the American-owned Postmedia Network. It is published Mondays through Saturdays, with Monday released as a digital edition only. — Wikipedia

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1. Ontario police warn public as repeat sex offender released again
2. The 8 wars Trump claims to have 'settled' in his last-minute Nobel Peace Prize pitch
3. How Heated Rivalry helped save this Hamilton restaurant
4. Danielle Smith's dream: A post-uncertainty Alberta Analysis: The premier wants a strong 'remain' win, because that means Albertans think Canada is working for them. But work remains, Smith says
5. Subscriber only. John Ivison: A Bill 21 explosion could engulf Carney, Quebec and Canada The Supreme Court's coming ruling has the potential to reignite separatism and quake the teetering balance between courts and government
6. FIRST READING: Just as predicted, immigration cuts keep yielding lower rents The Liberals started cutting immigration 24 months ago, and rents have been dropping ever since
7. Carney government must hold Palestinian Authority to account for postponing elections: CIJA
8. Danielle Smith's dream: A post-uncertainty Alberta
9. Trump tariffs, trade war with Canada and Iran war driving up costs for U.S. manufacturers
10. Quebec court dismisses lawsuit against Tim Hortons over erroneous Roll Up to Win $70K boat prize email
11. Pope Leo XIV to undergo operation to have lump removed from lung
12. Collin May: Shame on lawyer associations for trying to silence criticism of courts
13. Letters: All those in favour of 'dumber' AI say 'aye'
14. Kelly McParland: The PQ should be embarrassed by election outcome
15. NP View: Vancouver must vote to end disorder on its streets
16. Marty York: Recognizing anti-Zionism as antisemitism is meaningless without action
17. Anthony Furey: Downtown Toronto is so bad that voters are abandoning the progressive left
18. Geoff Russ: Don't compare today's immigrants to the Loyalists of early Canada
19. Raymond J. de Souza: Elon Musk's unglorious moment
20. Questions raised over sincerity of Michigan Republican Mike Rogers' flip flop on Canada 'He's a Trump supporter and supported the trade wars in general,' says University of Michigan professor
21. N.L.'s energy minister says possible Churchill Falls deal doesn't have to happen until 2027 'It's not the end of the world' if new Quebec government needs longer than Dec. 31 to approve deal,' Lloyd Parrott says
22. Hydro-Québec in a power struggle with Google and big tech as data centre demand surges An empty field in Beauharnois sits where Google pledged to build a facility to fuel AI
23. The fatal shooting in London, Ont. took seconds. The wait for a trial took eight years Zachary McDermott was sentenced this week to time served for manslaughter in the 2018 shooting death of Christopher Clements-Card
24. Alberta's employment rate increases despite national decline The province gained 23,000 jobs in September
25. U.S. lethal injection survivor returns to prison Christa Pike, 50, was administered two lethal doses of the drug pentobarbital on September 30 that failed to kill her
26. Russian strikes hit Ukrainian power plants after Trump's energy ceasefire claim Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed surprise at the announcement and said he was seeking further details, while Russia has yet to confirm its agreement
27. Saudi Arabia's Riyadh airport hit by another Houthi strike day after fatal attack The Iran-backed group claimed multiple attacks over the last 24 hours, including on the airport, and threatened to keep targeting the kingdom's transit hubs
28. Zelensky blasts diesel deal after Russian strikes kill 15 U.S. President Donald Trump announced the deal on Friday after a call with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin
29. Isaias brings rain, wind and leaves thousands without power Hurricane will put about 12.6 million people from Florida to Virginia at a level two risk for severe thunderstorms
30. Terry Newman: Montreal anti-Zionists laud terror on Oct. 7 anniversary One of its leaders refused to answer whether he supported Hamas and suggested the attacks were justified retribution
31. Adrien Pouliot: Éric Duhaime's ideas are as radical as they are popular Quebec Conservatives show how parties of the right can succeed
32. Amy Hamm: Steven Galloway's accuser sought more than $3 million from UBC Author testified to a ruined writing career: 'I don't want to be me'
33. What killed Block Parent? How paranoia drove the red-and-white sign from the neighbourhood Started by a group of Jewish moms, Block Parent's decline traces a shift in how Canadians raise their children, see their neighbours and think about safety
34. Bed Bath & Beyond is back: Why brands Canadians thought were gone keep returning Here's a look at why the home retailer and other familiar brands such as Zellers and Olive Garden are making comebacks

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