National Post - July 15, 2026

SCENES FROM A TORONTO IN DECLINE

Lindsey Graham’s legacy: A vital champion for Ukraine

Report finds NGOS rife with ‘hostile behaviour related to Jews, Israel’

Crime surges as top issue in mayoral race

Canada, U.S. forces see recruits up in Trump era

T. REX AUCTIONED FOR RECORD US$50.1 MILLION.

Public safety is mayor’s ‘job No. 1’

‘Gus’ the T. rex fetches record US$50.1M at Sotheby’s auction

Ex-premier was ‘staunch advocate’ for Nova Scotia

BIG NUMBER $5.6M

EU population to peak in 2029: report

Teenager who killed Ontario woman, 83, still relishes violence, court hears

SURPRISE FIREWORKS PROMPT APOLOGY

Tough job market, pay surge helpful

Major projects can’t come at ‘expense of our rights,’ AFN national chief proclaims

People leaving city’s orbit entirely

Former Liberal MP faces lawsuits alleging fraud

NGOS setting a tone from the top: report

LIBERALS FRET OVER ‘LOOKSMAXXING’

No free pass on copyright

Carney puts finger down

Final efforts a worthy testament

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U.S. Supreme Court justices defiant as threats hit home

New York first state to impose data centre moratorium

The infrastructure squeeze

Canadian companies eyeing booming U.S. chip business

IPO rebound in Canada gains momentum as gold miners prepare for initial o erings

Housing market picking up: report

Oilsands producers o ered incentives to fill up pipeline

Bu ett selling o Berkshire stake in bits

The rich already pay their fair share of taxes

IBM’S 25% plunge spooks software stocks

Staffers showing ‘lack of judgment’ are not always easy to dismiss

Top earners already pay the most taxes in Canada

The ‘taboo’ push to make the military a growth industry

Canadian dollar bounces back

RBC expands credit derivatives trading as AI debt fuels hedging

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