Montreal Gazette - 2017-03-24

• DID POLICE FAIL HER?
• ‘There were many red flags’
• POWER RANGERS FIZZLE OUT
• Potter’s resignatio­n doesn’t quell debate over article
• PEEK INSIDE JERUSALEM
• Extremist dropped off authoritie­s’ radar
• Canadiens fall flat in 4-1 loss to ’Canes
• Talk of Trump dominating conversati­ons in Montreal
• War of words rages between Quebec, Ottawa over transit
• Ferry ‘tomb’ emerges from depths
• Developer accuses city of ‘disguised expropriat­ion’
• ‘Credibilit­y of institute best served by resignatio­n’
• Facebook messages reveal slain teen ending relationsh­ip
• Charges stayed in Project Clemenza included kidnapping over drug debt
• Gynecologi­st barred from practising medicine
• Quebecer arrested in Turkey described as top ISIL official
• Andrew Potter and la famille québécoise
• It’s time for Quebec to give taxpayers a break
• Contrecoeu­r trial suspended until April 3
• NURSE WAS FIRED PRIOR TO MURDER CHARGES
• PROBLEMS WITH FAMILY COURTS RUN FROM COAST TO COAST TO COAST,
• WHEN SENSITIVIT­Y MEETS ACADEMIC COWARDICE
• SUPREME COURT RULING ON BAIL DECISIONS
• FOUR THINGS ABOUT AN ARTIFICIAL SUN
• Tributes pour in for victims of London attack
• Power grab in House will end in tears
• Hurricanes blow past struggling Canadiens
• A CUT ABOVE THE REST
• IT’S WALLY’S WORLD
• GREEN MOTIVATED BY OTHER COMEBACKS
• ‘We just didn’t execute’
• Impact could face newest MLS star
• Ducks march on to the Elite Eight
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Mother-in-law’s angst needs to be addressed
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Making a power play
• HOUSING HEADACHE
• Portrait of an artist
• Keystone pipeline poised for approval
• Dairy pitched as bargaining chip
• How timid economic forecast might just protect you
• No ‘specific’ plan to gut Dodd-Frank, SEC nominee says

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