National Post - 2024-05-28

• ‘We have to do much, much better on this’
• Competitor­s in U.K. chase cheese and lug sacks of wool
• Writer crafted Disney songs
• Postmedia sells three newspapers to Manitoba’s Klein Group
• Ottawa to boost cap on visas for Gazans to 5,000: minister
• Defence chief says resources wasted
• DELAY IN TABLING CAPITAL GAINS TAX LEAVES CANADIANS IN LIMBO
• Poilievre at the centre of conservati­sm
• Gutting manufactur­ing made Canada weak
• A messy Conservati­ve nomination race
• Pragmatic middle ground needed on fish farms
• MORE THAN 2,000 BURIED ALIVE IN LANDSLIDE, GOV’T OFFICIAL SAYS
• Strike that killed dozens in Rafah was ‘a tragic mistake,’ Netanyahu says
• ‘NON-STOP HILARIOUS’
• U.S. Fed less hawkish than it tries to appear
• AI doesn’t feel pain, but investors do, so exercise caution
• S&P/ TSX composite posts small gain, loonie also higher
• The Trudeau Liberals have eroded all five pillars of prosperity
• G7 accuses China of hurting economies of its trade partners
• Investors urged to reject Musk pay deal
• Stars’ Petrovic bled green while growing up in Edmonton
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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