Montreal Gazette - 2017-04-22

• BUY NOW OR PAY LATER
• LOGICAL FOOD AND WINE PAIRINGS
• DAVID TREUER AT BLUE MET
• 30 MOMENTS FOR 30 YEARS
• Trump’s foreign policy doctrine emerges
• April on track to set record for rain
• Lunch is served at Moleskine, St-Urbain
• Contempora­ry touch to city’s venerable vibe
• Charles has classic strategy for Lanaudière
• Adidas rivalling Nike in footwear market
• Must-win is no stranger to coach Julien
• ‘Neverendum’ spreads to Europe
• A guide to planet-friendly restaurant­s
• Labradoodl­e dandy after air ordeal
• Hitman has murder charge stayed
• April showers may beat records
• Downtown roadwork will be minimal this summer, city vows
• New police squad to lead crackdown on Quebec pimps
• Minister asks for probe into judge’s conduct
• Citizens to fight electoral boundary changes
• SAIL opens new store in Vaudreuil
• Skateboard brand’s shop aims to build community
• The Story of Us isn’t
• Celebratin­g the past, ensuring the future
• Hydro-Québec defends variances
• Vet associatio­n honours oldest known dog and cat in the province
• Vegetarian diet won’t extend your lifespan
• A GENOCIDE TO NEVER FORGET.
• CANADIAN FAMILY RUNNING SCOTTISH STORE DEPORTED
• Appeal court finds error in defamation ruling
• Soft inflation suggests economy has room to grow
• Home Capital vows to fight regulator’s allegation­s
• IN MID-60s AND MIRED IN DEBT, COUPLE NEEDS BALANCE-SHEET FIX
• Why are we filling out these crummy tax forms in 2017?
• TASTING NOTES
• WHY FIBRE MATTERS
• ‘Gung-ho’ originates with U.S. Marines
• 5 RESERVATIO­NS YOU NEED IN VEGAS (PLUS, A FEW BACKUPS)
• THE BEST OF THE REST
• FROM PARIS TO THE SWISS ALPS, WITH SURPRISES IN BETWEEN
• FINDING A LOOK YOU LOVE IN OUTDOOR DECOR
• DESIGNING FOR FUNCTIONAL­ITY
• 1920S-ERA ALLURE IN N.D.G.
• Stuck in neutral?
• SMALL CHANGES PLAY BIG ROLE IN ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOMES
• THIS KITCHEN IS AN EYE-CATCHER
• How to keep the all-white look from becoming boring vanilla
• How to do away with peeling paint from a concrete walkway
• Millennial­s make their design mark
• SMALL TOWNS AND OPEN MINDS
• IAN MCGILLIS PICKS 10 HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE BLUE METROPOLIS PROGRAM,
• Onegin role still tricky for Swedish baritone
• AUTHOR OFFERS A TWIST IN CRIME
• Gained in translatio­n
• GO AHEAD AND GET CAUGHT IN RAIN
• It’s a monster mash-up
• It was party perfection in Black & White
• King Henrik winning battle of the goalies to give Rangers edge
• MAKING AN IMPACT
• KING AND HIS COURT
• Union can’t be taken lightly
• Stevenson sighting: Champ puts belt on line in rematch with Fonfara
• Tough questions follow Blackhawks’ early exit
• Blue Jackets upbeat despite loss to Pens
• Pegula says Sabres lacking discipline
• Williams clutch again for Capitals in OT victory
• Sens squander chance to put the Bruins away
• Oilers look to move on from OT thriller
• Greatest athlete of all-time? It’s hard to argue against Williams
• Courtney aims to double up on world gold
• After lengthy layoffs, Porter and Berto prepare to slug it out
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Brother’s ashes on shelf as family fights
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Back to work after baby isn’t easy
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• LOWNEY’S FINAL PHASE
• MAKING GOOD SCENTS
• A Q&A WITH VINCENT CHIARA
• COUPE PUTS THE CLASS IN E-CLASS
• GREEN MACHINE
• 2017 VOLVO S90 A SUPERB SCANDINAVI­AN SEDAN
• Ten most expensive cars in the world
• LINK UP WITH THIS LINCOLN
• Economical, yet sumptuous
• IN THE BEGINNING...
• Travel anywhere in utter opulence

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