National Post - 2024-07-23

• Odds stacked against the accidental candidate
• Fierce advocate for women, minorities
• A tick bite made them allergic to red meat. Science put bacon back on the menu
• Here’s when hurricane activity is expected to return
• Top delegates line up behind Harris
• Vance slams VP at Ohio rally
• Female tech CEO reflects on victories, di culties
• Weather disaster planning too slow, mom says
• Fake job post leads to forced labour in scams
• U.S. union bosses are anti-worker
• Supreme Court upends democracy
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• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• AIR CANADA LOWERS OUTLOOK
• Toronto’s o ce rental market on the upswing
• Grocery code could spur investment, help prices: Kraft Heinz Canada exec
• Markets, Trump trade roiled by uncertaint­y after Biden drops out
• Tax hikes risk worsening Canada’s struggle for investment
• A less costly way to fight climate change
• As trade deadline looms, Jays know change is likely
• 2026 Olympics organizers ‘confident’ sliding track will be ready
• NFL stories to watch as training camps open
• South Sudan puts a scare in Team USA
• Schau ele hits elite level with pair of major titles
• Love in contract ti with Packers

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