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An analysis explores how the Vote to Stay campaign targets conservative-leaning separation advocates in Alberta, cautioning that their tactical approach may carry significant political risks.
Leading Chinese corporations including Fosun International, China Mengniu Dairy, and China Life Insurance have reported significant profit increases for the first half of 2026. The results reflect improved operational efficiency and robust demand across key sectors.
An opinion piece from the National Post discusses the Globe's reaction to losing a legal right concerning bike lanes, highlighting the difficulty for some to accept that two Liberal-appointed judges ruled bike lanes are not protected by the Charter.
The University of Sheffield has announced a £7,000 tuition fee discount for international postgraduate students, aiming to attract more global talent.
A Canadian newspaper provides a summary of top stories, including discussions on Poilievre's 'style disadvantage' and a former Raptors coach's battle for a $700K Ontario tax rebate.
A National Post report indicates growing tensions between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, suggesting that stumbles in both camps are testing the relationship between Ontario and Ottawa.
Today's afternoon front page features stories including Carney’s invisible antisemitism council, a Toronto armoured vehicle maker's headquarters hit by gunfire, and other top news.
Tom Holland's portrayal of Spider-Man has achieved a significant Marvel milestone, with the unveiling of a new international poster for 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day.' Marvel Studios is also set to explore Peter Parker's origin story in a new Spider-Man show, indicating Holland's continued involvement with the character despite previous hints of retirement.
Ukraine's national postal service, Ukrposhta, has reopened its central branch in Borodianka, Kyiv region, which was destroyed in 2022, following extensive reconstruction efforts.
Louise Pedersen is departing her role as CEO of All3Media International following its merger with Banijay Entertainment, with Cathy Payne confirmed to lead the enlarged distribution unit.
An international poster exhibition by renowned designer Mirko Ilić, featuring 30 artists from 20 countries promoting diversity, is set to open on July 3rd in Herceg Novi.
The National Post reflects on Canada Day, July 1, celebrating the nation's achievements and potential for future growth and development.
Poșta Română, the Romanian national postal service, was fined €5,000 by the National Supervisory Authority for Personal Data Processing following an investigation into a GDPR violation.
Romanian telecom company Digi has won a tender to enter the Belgian distribution market, signing a five-year agreement with the national postal service to sell phone and internet subscriptions in 655 post offices.
A National Post opinion piece criticizes the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for allegedly applying a double standard, allowing Muslim charities with suspected links to terrorism to operate freely while targeting Jewish non-profits.
Readers of the National Post submit their opinions on current events, including a discussion on provincial rights and other issues of the week.
The National Post's afternoon front page highlighted several major Canadian stories, including an attack on Toronto's Jewish community and Alberta's stance on pipeline development.
Readers of the National Post have expressed their opinions on the Canadian Liberals' fiscal update and the proposal for a sovereign wealth fund, with many deeming it a poor idea for a debt-ridden Canada.
Today's National Post briefing includes updates on the Liberals taking a health committee meeting private and Tumbler Ridge families filing a lawsuit against OpenAI.
Postmedia, including The IJB/National Post, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, and North Bay Nugget, has received four nominations from the Canadian Association of Journalists.
An opinion piece by Carson Jerema in the National Post argues that the Liberal government under Justin Trudeau has cost Canada $1 trillion, detailing the alleged financial damage.
Syria is reportedly planning a $1 billion investment to revive and modernize its national postal and mobile communication networks.
Infrastructure facilities belonging to Ukrposhta, Ukraine's national postal service, have been damaged or destroyed as a result of Russian attacks on Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Sumy oblasts.
Medical doctors have raised fresh concerns over Nigeria’s worsening brain drain as Prof. Anthony Ikefuna was formally invested as the 24th President of the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria, NPMCN. The post Doctor exodus threatens Nigeria’s health system as Ikefuna takes helm at NPMCN appeared first on Vanguard News.
Watch: National Post columnist in Tel Aviv explains the morality behind the war
Russian forces attacked the central branch of the national postal service Ukrposhta in Druzhkivka, Donetsk region, on Monday, March 2.
Ukraine's national postal operator, Ukrposhta, issued a commemorative stamp block titled 'By Sword and Will' on February 24, dedicated to the Day of Remembrance and Resistance.
A National Post editorial criticizes current proposals for a heavily fortified North American border, warning that excessive sovereignty concessions could harm Canada's strategic interests.
The author contrasts Britain's direct warnings to newcomers about sexual violence with Canada's perceived avoidance of the topic in favor of other cultural orientation priorities.
This article provides a roundup of stories being followed today, including 'Captain Canada goes silent' and 'New York Times celebrates debauchery'.
The National Post's afternoon front page covers potential Canadian responses to new U.S. tariffs and discusses why Carney’s Canada Strong Fund may be facing failure, among other stories.
The UK government has sent a 'shock letter' to a 33-year-old Italian, revoking his permanent residency status previously granted after Brexit. This is reportedly not an isolated incident, with around a hundred families facing similar issues.
An article from National Post argues that forcing religious neutrality on Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) chaplains deprives troops of support, advocating for a wider array of prayers instead of generic spiritual reflections.
An entrepreneur at a medical clinic in Asikkala, Finland, is frustrated after the national postal service, Posti, repeatedly failed to deliver laboratory samples, causing extra work and costs. Posti attributes some incidents to human error.
Today's afternoon front page features stories including the mystery of a disappearing Mountie and doctors considering organ retrieval from living MAID patients, among other top news.
Yoni Goldstein writes an opinion piece in the National Post, arguing that Israel's new Torah study law has the potential to unite all Israelis.
Italy's national postal service, Poste Italiane, is joining the race for AI infrastructure investment. This move signifies a broader trend of traditional sectors adopting advanced technological capabilities.
National Post features four thirst-quenching Canadian-made patio drinks perfect for the summer season, ranging from sparkling waters to spiked libations.
A branch of Ukraine's national postal service, Ukrposhta, in Kyiv, which had been closed since 2024, was completely destroyed in a Russian attack.
Readers of the National Post are engaging in discussions about the health of the nation, commenting on Prime Minister Carney's 'theatrics,' and questioning the rights of separatists, among other topics.
Poczta Polska is struggling as the number of letter deliveries declines significantly while package deliveries, a market where the company has little presence, continue to grow. This shift poses a major problem for the national postal service.
Conrad Black, in a National Post opinion piece, asserts that the Liberal government is unfairly targeting religious expression and calls for urgent refinement of Bill C-9.
The Reservists Party introduced a national post-trauma plan during a press conference, aimed at supporting individuals impacted by war and the October 7 events.
The National Post has compiled and published a collection of reader-submitted photos featuring their pets, including dogs of various sizes and even a cat.
An editorial from National Post praises Caroline Elliott as a promising figure for British Columbia, urging Conservatives across Canada to take note of her.
Omniva, the Latvian national postal service, has announced the suspension of all shipments to the United States, citing logistical or operational challenges.
An opinion piece by Nigel Biggar in the National Post defends Eurocentricity and claims that 'decolonization' is a vehicle for anti-Western ideology.
The Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) has expressed concerns over reports that the Ministry of Education plans to recruit only 7,000 trained teachers, warning it could worsen unemployment and demanding a national posting roadmap.
The ICTA has issued a warning to the public about possible delays in international postal deliveries, advising customers to anticipate longer transit times.
Poczta Polska, the national postal operator, has issued a warning about a new and dangerous phishing campaign where scammers impersonate the e-Delivery system, sending fake messages about full cloud inboxes to extort fees or steal data.
Russian forces destroyed the main post office building of Ukraine's national postal service Ukrposhta in the city of Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast, on 7 March.
Barbara Kay writes in the National Post about how politics, unlike in previous generations, has become a significant threat to friendships today.
Professor Anthony Nnaemeka Ikefuna has been formally invested as the 24th President of the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria (NPMCN), ushering in a new era of leadership.
Goldman Sachs anticipates double-digit earnings growth for Teva Pharmaceutical Industries through 2026, while Edison International posts strong 2025 results and sets 2026–2027 EPS targets. Needham is bullish on Neurocrine Biosciences' pipeline, expecting growth from Crenessity and Ingrezza by 2026.
Today's featured headlines include reflections from a 9/11 widow on CBC coverage, emerging trade war flashpoints, and other major national developments.
Big River International and 3P Learning both reported stronger profits for fiscal year 2026, with 3P Learning specifically noting improved performance in the second half. Earnings call transcripts detailed these positive financial results.
Posti workers at a Helsinki logistics hub have staged a walkout, which is anticipated to cause significant mail delays throughout Finland. The industrial action highlights ongoing labor disputes within the national postal service.
Minor International Pcl, Thailand’s largest hotel and restaurant operator, has postponed its plans for a $1 billion real estate investment trust (REIT). The delay is attributed to unfavorable market conditions.
A National Post article criticizes Michael Carney and the Liberal government for their approach to Emancipation Day, suggesting they fail to adequately celebrate Canada's role in abolishing slavery.
A suspect was apprehended in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, carrying a hand grenade and anti-national posters during a security operation following recent migrant worker killings.
Paulo Fernandes, coordinator for post-calamity recovery, advocates for a national model to address areas affected by 'tempestade Kristin,' aiming to complete extraordinary processes by the end of 2027.
Multiple articles from the National Post critique Mark Carney's approach to preparing Canada for the challenges posed by the Trump administration, highlighting perceived failures in tactics and the ongoing struggle to reduce internal trade barriers.
Readers of the National Post have submitted letters weighing in on various national concerns and controversies, while also expressing hope for Canada's future.
The afternoon front page of the National Post summarizes key stories including Canada's submarine order from Germany, the Ford and Smith pipeline pact, and other daily news.
National Post provides a roundup of current stories, including discussions on 'Carney’s meanness' and the 'decolonize' movement related to Canada Day.
The National Post introduces a new opinion series titled 'The Western Surrender,' which aims to rank Anglosphere countries based on what it describes as 'progressive madness.'
Ukraine's national postal service Ukrposhta has estimated that losses resulting from the Russian strike on its sorting hub in Kharkiv will exceed UAH 11 million (US$245,000), with over UAH 1 million to be paid out in compensation.
An opinion piece in the National Post argues that Jewish Canadians require more than 'empty words' from politicians like Mark Carney, given the significant increase in police-reported hate crimes and antisemitic incidents since 2022.
Colby Cosh, in a National Post column, explores the unique nature of the Alberta separatist movement and how it might resolve itself, referencing discussions with political scientists.
An opinion piece from the National Post argues that Louise Arbour has alienated Western Canada, noting that it has been 30 years since a Governor General has come from the region.
South Korea’s national postal service announced it will launch a series of ten commemorative stamps featuring the K-pop group Blackpink next month, marking their 10th anniversary.
Sigrún Hallgrímsdóttir has been appointed as the new chief accountant for Posturinn, Iceland's national postal service.
An opinion piece from the National Post argues for a re-evaluation of the role of Canada's Governor General, suggesting a need for a leader focused on serving the Crown rather than politics.
The Federation of Postal and Communications Unions (FSPC) in Romania is criticizing the management of the National Post Company (CNPR) after its inclusion on a list for potential stock market listing, citing inconsistent financial results.
Amazon and the U.S. Postal Service have reached an exclusive agreement regarding delivery services, marking a significant partnership between the e-commerce giant and the national postal carrier.
Hongkong Post announced that local and international postage rates will increase from April 13, citing rising operational costs such as conveyance and terminal dues payments.
A National Post article criticizes consultants working on the Canadian Museum for Human Rights' 'Nakba' exhibit, alleging they are hardened anti-Israel activists with little interest in historical accuracy.
Former Icelandic minister Geir H. Haarde believes Iceland can rely on the US defense agreement but suggests the nation should maintain a low profile, contingent on US priorities.
Poșta Moldovei has suspended all international postal shipments to Israel, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Lebanon, Jordan, Qatar, and Bahrain, effective March 3, due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
An article from the National Post discusses the Canadian perception of Donald Trump, arguing that while Canadians may be right about Trump, he does not fully represent America.