Montreal Gazette - 2017-05-25

• Striking constructi­on workers plan protests
• COUNTRY DUO IN HARMONY
• How does Canada deal with jihadi trainees?
• THE LAUGHS KEEP COMING
• Finding compromise on memorial ‘not obvious’
• Investigat­ors probe bomber’s links
• Beaconsfie­ld’s Murphy a fine role model
• Police officer charged in Montreal North killing
• PM could face heat at NATO summit
• New N.D.G. school won’t solve overcrowdi­ng challenges
• Ottawa announces job skills project for young English-speaking Quebecers
• Rigaud residents return to extensive flood damage
• Contrecoeu­r project was ‘very political,’ court hears
• Jury watches soldier’s confession to killing hair stylist with brick in shed
• Man to face new murder trial in teen’s 2014 killing
• Both sides were wrong and right about Bill 101
• Liberals make fighter jet mess worse
• TWO HOMELESS MEN TOUTED AS HEROES
• U.S. leaks about bombing criticized
• Trump, Pope set aside difference­s, focus on peace
• Rookie Wright brings versatilit­y to Alouettes
• Forget about the past, Cup final now in sight for surging Senators
• BRADY, BREES CAN SET EXAMPLE FOR OTHERS
• LEGACY OF RIO OLYMPICS ONE OF WASTE AND ABANDONMEN­T
• Cavs ready for desperate Celtics squad
• Jays GM still sees playoff potential
• Kish working to retain spot on sevens squad
• Hamilton and Vettel’s friendly rivalry faces test in Monaco
• U.S. weakness blunts BMO results
• Moody’s trims China’s credit rating over rising debt
• Canadian airlines could benefit from a laptop ban
• BoC holds rate on growth questions
• Tillerson says call on climate deal won’t be made on trip
• Kinder Morgan Canada seeks $1.75B for its IPO
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Hatred against mother remains overwhelmi­ng
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• GOLDEN AGE OF ILLUSIONIS­TS
• LEBLANC REMEMBERED
• JUMP MOVES FIND NEW ARTISTIC LIGHT
• BEACH BLANKET BOZOS
• Bardem does bad ... again

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