Montreal Gazette - 2016-07-27

• Chase ends in hail of bullets
• Aboriginal police force threatens to strike
• BOUCHARD FINDS HER MOJO
• HALE GETS POLITICAL
• Spotlight shines on Martinez’s perfect moment for Expos
• Clinton makes history at political convention
• Eight years of work to fix Mercier nears completion
• Designers pick the perfect outfit
• Doctor regrets not sending Bain for mental help
• OPINION The swagger in the StatsCan offices
• Busty and the Bass break out
• Gazette readership grows 6%
• Young Montrealer­s flock to courts
• Report suggests pipeline would endanger seaboard
• LITTLE MISS PERFECT MADE HISTORY
• Proposed commuter rail project requires much more scrutiny
• RAIL SAFETY A LONG HAUL
• AN IMAGE REMINISCEN­T OF THE INFAMOUS ABU GHRAIB PRISON IN IRAQ WAS TAKEN IN A YOUTH DETENTION CENTRE IN AUSTRALIA, PROMPTING OUTRAGE IN THE COUNTRY.
• HOW CAN THE DEMOCRATS BE AGENTS OF RADICAL CHANGE, BRINGING JUSTICE TO THE DOWNTRODDE­N AND DISPOSSESS­ED, WHEN THEY’VE HELD THE WHITE HOUSE FOR MOST OF THE PAST DECADE? DEN TANDT,
• ATTACKERS SLIT PRIEST’S THROAT.
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT FREEDOM KIDS
• CYBER SCRUTINY LINKED TO LAW FIXES
• ‘Revenge porn’ award could be overturned
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Use difference­s as source of strength
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• NEW JAY SWITCHES DUGOUTS
• WHAT RECESSION?
• Advantage to long hitters at Baltusrol
• INJURIES TO QBS ONGOING PROBLEM
• CFL POWER RANKINGS WEEK 6
• Number of barred Russian athletes grows to 105
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• BlackBerry keeps hand in hardware
• Sears Canada president departs after less than a year
• London glitches weigh on WestJet’s costs as profits fall
• SNACK BAR ENTREPRENE­UR SOLVES HER CASH FLOW STRESSES
• Sherritt says global nickel output mostly underwater
• S’mores doughnuts? Canadians embrace artisanal shops
• Foreign investors may set sights on Toronto
• Keystone death boosts Canadian oil by railcar
• Why investors need to focus on road ahead
• McDonald’s sales growth misses estimates
• Flavours eternal
• FRUIT, VEGGIE HARVEST HEATS UP
• CROSSED-UP ROUTINE
• Quick, comfort food recipes
• Quebec’s hardy vandal-cliché grapes make fine white wine
• Bumper crop of blueberrie­s ready
• BANDMATES GRADUATE TO BIG TIME
• Social media scares comic
• Lil Wayne leaves stoned crowd in haze after storming off stage
• IMPROVED SERVICES JUST WHAT DOCTOR ORDERED
• Beaconsfie­ld’s Stephanie Horner is gearing up for her third Olympics
• A campaign is appealing to PM to save former golf course
• Lachine’s outdoor silent movie will feature piano player
• Team Lac StLouis’s youngest sailors sweep medals
• ‘People came forward without us even asking’
• Better mental health care is not that simple
• STE-ANNE’S RICH HISTORY WORTH REMEMBERIN­G
• Womens Work exhibit brings back memories of ancestors
• JAC brings health services to isolated anglophone­s
• Baie-d’Urfé amends rules to facilitate donation
• PAVING THE WAY FOR MUNICIPAL DISPUTE
• RANEE LEE FEATURED AT MUSIC FESTIVAL
• HUDSON REVIEWS TAX OWED BY LEGION
• Police urge caution during constructi­on holiday
• Pointe-Claire offers ash tree owners grants
• WEST ISLAND CALENDAR

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