Montreal Gazette - 2015-06-06

• WHAT WOULD RICHLER SAY?
• HAMILTON SETS PACE IN PRACTICE
• There’s more than one way to create a selfie
• BOUQUETS ARE IN SEASON
• FRANCOFOLI­ES FOR ALL
• Proposed legislatio­n would impose jail time for serial animal abusers
• Home win over Whitecaps was timely one for road-challenged Impact
• QB Rakeem Cato beats long odds to reach training camp
• Teen earns diploma after overcoming cerebral palsy effects
• Something special will be lost when Villa Maria goes co-ed
• Gradimir Pankov reflects on a grand career
• Outlaw motorcycle clubs expand into Canada
• Conférence de Montréal has global reach
• David’s Tea is hot commodity on Nasdaq
• Are Uber-style services the solution or the problem?
• MONTREAL GAZETTE’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Viger Square to get $28M overhaul
• Bail hearing begins in terror case
• PQ fires new volley in quarrel with Bisson
• Sex-abuse class action in the works
• Audit finds Senate in need of ‘transforma­tive change’
• Double standard at play, lawyers say
• SHARING THE SPOTLIGHT AT G7
• SADDAM’S TOP AIDE
• Scandal highlights child-on-child abuse
• Malik deportatio­n test for security cases: expert
• Harper’s silence on crucial issues speaks volumes as election looms
• Does the summit keep its word?
• HIGH STAKES VOTE FOR ERDOGAN
• HERE’S HOW ‘THE DUFF’S’ TRIP WAS TORCHED
• Saudis consider Iran top enemy, not Israel, poll finds
• New technology could put an end to drunken driving
• China seeks trust after U.S. hacking claims
• Alleged abuse victim’s sister spoke to FBI
• Female Afghan officials met with Taliban
• A MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO DUDDY
• DRAWING RICHLER
• My friend Mordecai would have been pleased
• MORDECAI RICHLER’S MONTREAL
• What should English speakers call a parent whose child has died?
• SAFE SITES ARE NEEDED
• Welfare changes hurt the vulnerable
• THE PEOPLE-IZATION OF POLITICS
• Suffering through a lifetime of sovereignt­y fatigue
• GETTING THE UPPER HAND ON THE UPPER HOUSE
• Any risk from ‘plastic’ cheese is to the palate
• $350,000WHAT CAN YOU GET FOR IF YOU LEAVE THE ISLAND?
• HOUSE WARMING
• Grass is greener when you make greener choices
• Hobby rooms lead to happy life
• KEEPING THE POOL AT THE TOP OF COOL
• HERE’S WHO I’D LIKE TO SEE WIN
• 15-year-old karting champion gets an up-close look at F1
• 1980 CHAMPION RETURNS
• DRIVER PROFILES
• IN THE REAR-VIEW MIRROR
• ON SUPERSTARS AND IMPROVING F1’S SHOW
• MOMENTUM OF TRUTH
• CREATING JOBS
• Four students get $100,000 each to drop out of school
• Stamkos’s ice time raises questions
• From goats to racehorses
• McDavid consensus No. 1, but Eichel no slouch either
• Pettersen, Uribe on top at LPGA Classic
• CELEBRATIN­G SAUL BELLOW
• BRECHT REACHES A NEW TECHNICAL HORIZON
• ALMOND BEQUEATHED A FINAL GIFT WITH NOVEL
• Mural removed after church criticism
• PANKOV CHRONOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS
• Statham not impressed by expendable action stars
• SOMETIMES WAGNER IS LOST IN TRANSLATIO­N
• Childhood creativity encouraged, praised
• TAKING THE CONCEPT OF PRE-ENGINEERED HOMES TO IMPRESSIVE NEW LEVELS
• BONE STRUCTURE
• A HISTORIC TOUCH ...
• How to build a better bouquet
• BUSIER AND BETTER THAN EVER
• SUMMER TRENDS
• ORGANIC WINES ARE AS GOOD AS CONVENTION­AL ONES
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• OFFER OF NEW HOPE FOR OLD FRIENDS
• Modern treatments for pets
• Children’s ball draws in a stellar crowd
• BLISSFUL BLISTERS
• Rule No. 1: Be careful where you stand
• ICONIC LIGHTHOUSE MOVED
• PORTUGAL’S OXFORD
• A taste of country charm at Whitehall
• Never fear, go ahead and book that cruise
• Second-best can be better
• Delano is an oasis of serenity in Wild Vegas
• SATURDAY HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Husband’s laziness is slow death for wife
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Death revealed shallow ties
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE

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