Montreal Gazette - 2015-11-25

• FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION ‘WILL NEVER TRULY BE OVER’
• LIBERALS CHANGE PLAN FOR REFUGEES
• Bergevin is true MVP for Canadiens
• Putin’s game with NATO
• Case highlights need for whistleblo­wer protection
• Numerous unanswered questions
• Informant can apply for early release
• Theatre closes, cites lack of funding
• PQ leader admits to misstep
• Recommenda­tions to halt corruption
• Couillard satisfied with Charbonnea­u report
• Corruption-fighting tools already in place, Coderre says
• What the Charbonnea­u report says about some notable figures
• Timeline of events leading up to publicatio­n of the report
• Transport Quebec dodges talk of lane closures on Ville-Marie
• Quebec welcomes slower refugee plan
• Canada has yet to do its part in fighting climate change
• FIGHTING CORRUPTION
• Life is more expensive here than Iris expected
• LIBERALS TAKE LONGER BUT DO IT RIGHT: DEN TANDT
• ROWAN’S FINAL DAYS AFTER CONCUSSION
• SPOTLIGHT ON HEADSHOTS THAT KILL
• Not easy to screen for gay refugees
• MORE VILLAINS THAN HEROES
• BLOCKING SHOTS IS SIMPLY A PART OF PLAYING HOCKEY
• LET THE GREY CUP PARTY BEGIN
• GODFREY INDUCTED
• NFLers Marshall, Foster using project to help destigmati­ze mental illness
• KING HENRIK SMILING AS WINS PILE UP
• Eastern Conference supremacy at stake
• CAS to judge bans for six Russian athletes caught doping
• FURLONG TRIES TO MOVE ON FROM ORDEAL
• EIGHT SURGERIES LATER, HUDEC BACK FOR MORE
• Stick to the fundamenta­ls when you’re selling stock
• Bombardier unveils plan, asks investors for patience
• College grads have brains, no skills, banker says
• Keurig is betting drinkers will run both hot and cold
• No changes expected in OPEC policy
• Copper drops back to US$2 a pound
• BUG THREATENS FLORIDA OJ CROP
• Emails reveal Coke’s interactio­n with anti-obesity group
• ‘NOT WEIRD, JUST GOOD FOOD’
• A burger off the (vegan) grill
• Bake like a pro
• QUICK AND DELICIOUS
• REANIMATED ILLUSTRATO­R
• An airtight case for glass storage containers
• Stars get their own private terminal at LAX
• THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX-ING RING
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Man’s Facebook page raises concerns
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• BEACONSFIE­LD RESIDENTS SPLIT OVER SOUND WALL
• Baie-d’Urfé and its director general have a parting of ways
• School mergers discussed at Pearson board consultati­ons
• Expansion of nature park recommende­d
• Teen goes from soccer pitch to ballet studio
• Support for sound wall divided
• Let’s open our communitie­s to new immigrants
• 47 tickets to victim of graffiti vandals are 47 too many
• Move to extend protected natural spaces in West Island applauded
• Dollard to spend $890,000 to resurface artificial turf
• WALK TO BETHLEHEM KICKS INTO GEAR
• HUDSON KEEPS EYE ON FRAUD TRIAL
• Pearson board asked to consider opening adult education centre in the Off-Island
• Sewer water may be entering storm drains
• Beaconsfie­ld wants remaining owners of lots in Angell Woods to pay taxes
• Dorval turns to Kijiji to unload surplus items
• Looking for a holiday concert to get in the spirit?

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