National Post - 2021-04-20

• More anything? More everything
• Few Canadians miss out on budget bonanza
• Canada’s Reverse Perestroik­a
• MASSIVE SPENDING ON CHILD CARE, RECOVERY STIMULUS.
• CANADA’S ECONOMY WAS OVERDUE FOR A POSITIVE SHOCK.
• FORD MAKES PM LOOK GOOD. GURNEY,
• ONTARIO’S BREAKING POINT. SELLEY,
• NEW TAX TO REDUCE REDHOT HOUSING MARKET.
• THE MORE OVERLOOKED PARTS OF BUDGET 2021.
• GLOBAL SAVINGS OFFER HOPE.
• EXPLANATOR­Y DOCUMENTS HAVE TONE OF WOKENESS VERGING ON CONDESCENS­ION
• Canada ‘rolling the dice’ on deficits
• COVID-19 benefits kept in place, but set to taper off
• Autism Speaks Canada
• TAX ON BIG TECH WILL BRING IN $3.4 BILLION
• Essential workers’ paid leave rejected
• More provinces lower age for vaccine
• Heroin stored in children’s indoor playground, police say
• Huawei CFO’S team asks judge to adjourn final hearings to August
• India flights arrive in Canada as Ontario tightens borders
• Spain to trial mixing vaccines
• Sharing COVID resources urged
• Nation in despair as cases fill India’s hospital beds
• No private meeting for Charles and Harry
• With Ingenuity test, Wright brothers’ plane flies again on Mars
• ’Believe your eyes,’ prosecutor tells jury
• No fiscal anchors holding back the Liberals
• What Tory climate plan should have said
• Building the 413 should be a no-brainer
• Legal sports-betting industry in Canada remains on the brink
• Leafs need some clarity between posts
• Postponeme­nt of CFL season inevitable in face of COVID
• Jays counting on offence to reignite
• Dort could be major force for Canada
• Trudeau government enters housing fray with tax on foreign owners
• Five ways the budget may affect your taxes
• FINANCES GOOD IF NOT FOR THE BUDGET.
• COVID will leave deep scars in world economy even after recovery.
• Budget brings support for hard-hit tourism and travel sectors
• Private equity risks a hit on interest-deduction cap
• Nutrien names Schmidt CEO as Magro departs fertilizer maker
• Our central banks, government out of touch on rising cost of living
• Business incentives aim beyond short term
• More is more
• PIED-À-TERRE
• LUXURY RVS
• There’s a fervour in the desire to own a piece of the cottage country.
• Make it closing time for Ontario’s beer monopoly
• Job-creationis­m myths
• Facebook pushes into audio to take on rivals
• Bank of England talks of ‘Britcoin’ digital currency
• Coca-cola revenue and sales bubble up
• FIVE SENSES? DON’T FORGET THE OTHER 27
• WINSLET PUTS THE ACCENT ON GRIEF IN NEW HBO SERIES
• The last must-watch pop show aimed at adults
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• HOROSCOPE

National Post - 2021-04-19

National Post - 2021-04-21