U.S. tells Afghan allies either return to Taliban-run home or go to DR Congo: veteran Trump has closed the door for the more than 1,100 Afghans who fled Afghanistan fearing persecution for having worked with U.S. forces.

U.S. tells Afghan allies either return to Taliban-run home or go to DR Congo: veteran nationalpost.com/news/world/u...

John Ivison: Avi Lewis’s NDP senses the right spots to attack Carney’s left He may prove adept enough to exploit the unease that progressive Liberals feel with the Carney government’s agenda.

'The NDP is up off the canvas, polling at much higher levels than the 6.3 per cent support it won in the last election'

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Judge says 'colonization' a reason Indigenous man gets reduced sentence for choking a toddler A 33-year-old B.C. man of Indigenous descent was sentenced to six months in prison for choking and kicking his ex-girlfriend's toddler son.

A 33-year-old B.C. man of Indigenous descent was sentenced to six months in prison for choking and kicking his ex-girlfriend's toddler son

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Judge says 'colonization' a reason Indigenous man gets reduced sentence for choking a toddler A 33-year-old B.C. man of Indigenous descent was sentenced to six months in prison for choking and kicking his ex-girlfriend's toddler son.

A 33-year-old B.C. man of Indigenous descent was sentenced to six months in prison for choking and kicking his ex-girlfriend's toddler son

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John Ivison: Avi Lewis’s NDP senses the right spots to attack Carney’s left He may prove adept enough to exploit the unease that progressive Liberals feel with the Carney government’s agenda.

'The NDP is up off the canvas, polling at much higher levels than the 6.3 per cent support it won in the last election'

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Jesse Kline: Carney gets a little help from his international banking friends An IMF economist insists Canada's doing great, but its own data pours cold water on that claim

Jesse Kline: An IMF economist insists Canada's doing great, but its own data pours cold water on that claim
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97% of Canadian doctors report having to counter harm caused by false online information A recent report states that “an overwhelming 99 per cent of doctors are reporting concerns about disconnected health systems."

Overwhelming number of Canadian doctors are stymied by a lack of connection in health systems, survey finds

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Colby Cosh: Paging Avi Lewis — Canada's communitarian grocer gets food inflation, too The customer-owned Co-Op has been around for a century. It has rising costs that get passed on to consumers, just like everyone else

Colby Cosh: The customer-owned Co-Op has been around for a century. It has rising costs that get passed on to consumers, just like everyone else
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Lisa Sygutek: Supportive federal policies have been game changers for community newspapers These programs are increasing reporting capacity, improving coverage, and restoring journalism in underserved areas

Lisa Sygutek: These programs are increasing reporting capacity, improving coverage, and restoring journalism in underserved areas
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Ex-CBSA employee improperly passed on data to potential real estate clients CBSA fired an employee who improperly accessed their databases and passed on confidential information to immigration applicants.

For at least 13 years, an employee of the federal border services agency improperly accessed government databases and passed on confidential information to immigration applicants

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J.D. Tuccille: Americans are primed for another tax revolt A new poll shows that the majority of Americans think they pay too much in taxes

J.D. Tuccille: A new poll shows that the majority of Americans think they pay too much in taxes
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As feds look to criminalize deepfakes, advocates want a way to erase them from the internet Advocates are calling for a way to order that sexualized deepfakes be removed.

As the federal government looks to criminalize the distribution of sexualized ‘deepfakes’, advocates are calling for it to go even further

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Postmedia nominated for four news awards by Canadian Association of Journalists The IJB/National Post, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal and North Bay Nugget all received nods from the Canadian Association of Journalists

Postmedia nominated for four news awards by Canadian Association of Journalists nationalpost.com/editors/post...

FIRST READING: Floor-crossings are technically allowed? Here's what else is technically allowed There's no written rule against the governor general unilaterally declaring war or Donald Trump being sworn in as prime minister.

Floor crossing is indeed allowed, but any cursory reading of the Canadian constitution quickly reveals that quite a lot of things are allowed

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Danielle Smith: Nova Scotia could be a natural gas superpower, too Its natural gas reserves have the potential to enrich its people and power the world. Let’s get some shovels in the ground

Danielle Smith: Its natural gas reserves have the potential to enrich its people and power the world. Let’s get some shovels in the ground
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Canadians overwhelmingly favour federal intervention over alleged news theft by AI 71 per cent say government should take action to prevent AI companies from repackaging news content without permission or compensation.

Paul Deegan, president and chief executive officer of News Media Canada, told National Post he was “pleasantly surprised” with the public’s support

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Colby Cosh: Paging Avi Lewis — Canada's communitarian grocer gets food inflation, too The customer-owned Co-Op has been around for a century. It has rising costs that get passed on to consumers, just like everyone else

The customer-owned Co-Op has been around for a century. It has rising costs that get passed on to consumers, just like everyone else, writes Cosh

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Tasha Kheiriddin: Carney preparing to fail in Trump negotiations Prime minister is softening up Canada for tariff pain

Tasha Kheiriddin: Carney preparing to fail in Trump negotiations nationalpost.com/opinion/tash...

John Ivison: Avi Lewis’s NDP senses the right spots to attack Carney’s left He may prove adept enough to exploit the unease that progressive Liberals feel with the Carney government’s agenda.

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Group calls on Ottawa to ban flavoured vapes, despite mixed Quebec results A taxpayer-funded advocacy group is calling on Ottawa to replicate Quebec's contentious ban on flavoured vaping products.

A taxpayer-funded advocacy group is calling on Ottawa to follow Quebec’s contentious ban on flavoured vaping products

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Canada's inflation rate hit 2.4% in March. Here's how it compares to the world's top economies Last month saw the largest monthly gas-price increase on record in Canada, yet overall inflation figures were below analysts' expectations.

IMF data shows Canada’s inflation rate below that of the U.S. (3.2 per cent), the United Kingdom (3.2 per cent), Australia (4 per cent) and New Zealand (3.1 per cent)

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Judge says 'colonization' a reason Indigenous man gets reduced sentence for choking a toddler A 33-year-old B.C. man of Indigenous descent was sentenced to six months in prison for choking and kicking his ex-girlfriend's toddler son.

Judge says 'colonization' a reason Indigenous man gets reduced sentence for choking a toddler

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B.C. realtor disciplined for sending Hitler image and antisemitic message to Jewish-owned Toronto restaurant Nima Alizadeh-Gharib said that he 'had consumed a significant amount of alcohol and was intoxicated' when he sent the message.

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New batch of World Cup tickets to go on sale The latest batch of tickets comes after FIFA President Gianni Infantino said more than five million tickets have already been sold.

New batch of World Cup tickets to go on sale

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J.D. Tuccille: Americans are primed for another tax revolt A new poll shows that the majority of Americans think they pay too much in taxes

'With the country born in a revolution founded in part on resentment of taxation, Americans remain resistant to taxes that are generally less burdensome than those inflicted on the residents of many other countries'

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Canadians overwhelmingly favour federal intervention over alleged news theft by AI 71 per cent say government should take action to prevent AI companies from repackaging news content without permission or compensation.

Canadians overwhelmingly favour federal intervention over alleged news theft by AI

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She was advised early on by multiple people about the effects of Huntington’s disease, including a lack of impulse control

Court orders ex-personal assistant to return $5M in homes paid for with money of terminally-ill B.C. businessman

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Colby Cosh: Paging Avi Lewis — Canada's communitarian grocer gets food inflation, too The customer-owned Co-Op has been around for a century. It has rising costs that get passed on to consumers, just like everyone else

The customer-owned Co-Op has been around for a century. It has rising costs that get passed on to consumers, just like everyone else, writes Cosh

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Ontario man accused of selling toxic substances so people could die by suicide expected to plead guilty in May Prosecutors believe Kenneth Law sold lethal substances like sodium nitrate to 14 Ontario people who killed themselves.

An Ontario man accused of aiding multiple suicides by selling lethal substances online will appear in court on May 29

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Canada's inflation rate hit 2.4% in March. Here's how it compares to the world's top economies Last month saw the largest monthly gas-price increase on record in Canada, yet overall inflation figures were below analysts' expectations.

Canada's inflation rate hit 2.4% in March. Here's how it compares to the world's top economies nationalpost.com/news/canada/...