Montreal Gazette - 2017-03-22

• Rights groups urge Quebec to change 1924 law
• MONTOYA VALIANT IN DEFEAT
• Province hikes autism funding by $29M a year
• NO BORDER FOR COMEDY
• Plans to develop old Children’s site questioned by citizens
• Healthy eating doesn’t have to be expensive, complicate­d
• Irish rebel McGuinness led republican­s to peace
• Bell, Rogers to put squeeze on sports bars
• Quebecers stand united to rebuff criticism
• Habs’ prospects join Quebecers at NCAA playoff tourney
• Stocks dip on fears that Trump Effect has stalled
• Province to hire crisis management expert
• Author of Maclean’s piece issues apology
• Citizens urged to fight riding boundary changes
• Charges stayed against dozens in Mafia bust cases
• Victim’s mother sobs on stand during murder trial
• Police identify body found along Highway 13 in Laval
• Couillard urges Ottawa to send ‘strong signal’ on transit in budget
• Contrecoeu­r trial hears first witnesses
• Anti-Islamophob­ia motion should be rejected
• Kremlin targets trust-based solidarity in West
• Keep that jealousy under positive wrap
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• HUNGRY INMATES BARTER FOR FOOD
• WITH CUSTODY CASES LASTING UP TO 17 YEARS, IT’S UP TO JUDGES TO REIGN IN AGGRESSIVE, TIME-CONSUMING LAWYERS IF THE BROKEN FAMILY LAW SYSTEM IS TO BE FIXED, CHRISTIE BLATCHFORD WRITES.
• VENEZUELA’S ‘BREAD WARS.’
• AIRPORT screening 2.0
• Ex-Trump advisers under the microscope
• Another Ebola breakthrou­gh for Canadian scientists
• Liberals likely to turn off spending taps
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Montoya salvages key point in OT loss
• THE MADNESS MARCHES ON
• ASSUME WE ARE NOT GOING
• REED LEARNED A LOT UNDER FIRE
• Top offensive players are firing blanks
• Clark, Sayers grim reminders of price NFL players pay for glory
• HANGING UP HIS TRUNKS Two-time Canadian Olympic medallist Ryan Cochrane is retiring from competitiv­e swimming. The 28-year-old from Victoria, B.C., made the announceme­nt on Tuesday morning.
• Lemon isn’t sour about his time in Regina
• Mitchell willing to foot bill for a winning team
• BCE cuts CEO Cope’s compensati­on to $10.8M
• Retailers battle for online shoppers
• BETTING ON OPTIMISM
• Trump’s pro-coal policies have no impact on sales for Canadian Solar
• NAVIGATING THE MORTGAGE MAP
• Freshii makes pitch to Subway franchisee­s
• COOL IT NOODLE SALAD
• THE MATRIX MISTAKE?
• ORANGE-CARAWAY GLAZED CARROTS
• Jewish group rips actor for likening Hollywood to 1930s Germany
• Borough pushes ahead with aquatic complex
• Angell Woods file lands in court
• Community farm sets roots
• City marks 125th anniversar­y
• Online map highlights hot spots
• Kirkland high-tech firm lands federal funding
• MAPPING CRIMES ONLINE
• Baie-d’Urfé not eligible for provincial funding to reduce Highway 20 noise
• Battle lines drawn over ‘monster’ developmen­t in Pierrefond­s West
• Vaudreuil-Dorion filmmaker spotlights women in politics
• The municipal merger question resurfaces
• Warming up to the idea of more outdoor artificial skating rinks
• WEST ISLAND CALENDAR

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