Montreal Gazette - 2017-08-18

• CARNAGE ON STREETS
• Quebec City police brace for showdown
• BACK TO WORK FOR SHAPOVALOV
• Corrected census: anglophone figures stable
• EXCEPTIONA­L MEASURES
• Conservati­ves back away from Rebel Media
• Coalition seeks to revitalize industry
• Pick-and-pay popular with viewers
• Views on racism divided by language
• Crown seeks nine-year sentence
• Quebecer seeks Netflix class action
• Lisée, Coderre duel over religious neutrality bill
• Fresh in Montreal: Tomato season gets a late start
• Mercier Bridge will be closed overnight Friday
• Let’s make Montreal a sanctuary city for nature
• A sad day for anglophone­s in Quebec
• Man killed in shooting had links to Mafia: police
• YAZIDI BOY: ‘I’M VERY THANKFUL’
• 10-YEAR-OLD GIVES BIRTH IN INDIA
• Israeli PM resists calls to criticize Trump
• B.C. wildfire damage beats 1958 record
• Man who rented van known to police
• Purifying clothes, pausing for prayer
• LOGAN’S FUN
• THE HITMAN’S BODYGUARD MISSES TARGET
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Resist infatuatio­n with married man
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Lower food prices bolster Walmart’s market share
• Creditors aim to sue Sears execs, directors
• NAFTA talks to heat up as auto sector leads agenda
• Hebert will keep going ‘extra mile’ despite admittedly illegal tackle
• ‘It’s going to be a long journey,’ Evraire says
• No matter the NFL team, Watkins is just one man
• Player’s Brain clinic focuses on the cerebral side of soccer
• DONALDSON STAYS HOT TO LEAD JAYS TO WIN OVER RAYS
• Bleachers substitute for desks at C’s ballpark English class
• Kiwis crush Canada’s hopes for rugby medal

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