Montreal Gazette - 2017-03-29

• Budget designed with election in mind
• LATE BURST PROPELS CANADIENS
• BIDDING ADIEU
• Slow, steady paying off for O’Toole in Tory race
• Shepherd’s pie: reinventin­g a delicious classic
• Neutrality of National Energy Board questioned
• Funding promised for improved infrastruc­ture in schools
• Quebecers will have an extra $768M this year thanks to cuts
• $308M earmarked to help increase in services
• Hospitals to get bulk of increased spending
• Liberals place emphasis on boosting health, transit
• Schools may go on hiring spree
• $91B pledged in next decade
• Measures to ensure Uber, Airbnb follow rules
• Living next door to a legend requires Montreal-style tact
• ’Quebec-bashing’ is in the eye of the beholder
• Prolonged suffering marked final years
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Angry cousin needs attitude interventi­on
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Most get priority surgeries within target times: study
• Bad landing shows need for storm plan, TSB says
• Watchdog hits insurers on credit snooping
• Making quacks in a corrupt system
• MORE THAN FOUR YEARS AFTER RUNNING OVER A POLICEMAN IN A FATAL HIT-AND-RUN COLLISION IN THAILAND, 31-YEAR-OLD RED BULL HEIR VORAYUTH “BOSS” YOOVIDHYA STILL LIVES THE JET-SETTING HIGH LIFE.
• Scientists hail highway of dinos in Australia
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT LIONFISH
• No longer welcome at the tennis club
• ‘I have lost my children … all my assets in life’
• Hopefuls trying to look like they’ve got momentum
• Jordie Benn picks up dinner tab with little brother Jamie in town
• CRASHING THE OLYMPIC PARTY
• SEALING THE DEAL
• ‘I always knew we had the best fans in the world’
• Laval’s Lemieux to face Reyes in Vegas
• Virtue, Moir face deep field at worlds
• European teams say rich won’t get richer
• 10 reasons for Jays fans to be optimistic
• NFL team owners decide eight is enough rule changes
• Canada’s oilsands weigh next moves on climate
• Gold giants partner up in Chile
• Boston Pizza wants slice of urban market
• Ex-CEO sues Valeant for breach of contract
• TOUCH ‘SALAD’ TO GET CHOICES OF APPETIZERS
• 3 strategies to plug in to market changes
• King of bond market wins $81M battle
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• ROCKIN’ THE JUNOS STAGE
• Parsnip stars in this soup
• BREAKFAST GRAIN BOWLS WITH CARAMELIZE­D BANANAS
• The origin of the Junos
• THE BEAR NECESSITIE­S
• Lindsay Place students off to Vimy Ridge memorial
• Teens cope with accepting difference­s
• $20-million library project
• Community Engagement at Cummings West
• Two light-rail stations relocating
• Not everyone’s happy with hospital transfer
• How custom showers give seniors more autonomy at home
• Pointe-Claire man arrested in mugging of four seniors
• Shop offers free tattoos to cover mastectomy scars
• Off-Island towns still pay too much for SQ services
• Hydro-Québec to cut back problem trees in St-Lazare
• WEST ISLAND CALENDAR
• Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue sets new dock regulation­s
• It’s not easy zoning green

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