Montreal Gazette - 2017-09-29

• FEELING THE SQUEEZE
• Quebec reforms hurting most vulnerable: report
• HARD HITS RAISE RED FLAGS
• St. Mary’s postpones procedures after theft
• OUTRAGE AT OGILVY
• Government to loosen laws on drunk canoeing
• Sculpture offers ‘symbolic greeting’
• ‘Baby steps’ for Canada’s cultural policy
• Residents still waiting for answers — and aid
• Sentence will be delivered for would-be jihadist
• Équipe Denis Coderre, Projet Montréal tied up in red-tape feud
• Couillard defends harsh stance against Boeing
• Antidepres­sant study isn’t cause to be alarmed
• Darker times in Quebec’s history
• ROHINGYA CRISIS GROWING FAST
• Morneau in the crosshairs
• Japan tsunami sent sea critters across the Pacific
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT CHEMICAL SURGERY
• Citizens’ oath to include treaties
• Sanctions enforced against N. Korea
• Boeing not option for fighter jets, Sajjan suggests
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Be honest with family members who don’t visit
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Life on the water at Aquablu:
• CONTRA-VERSIAL
• THE LEGACY OF HUGH HEFNER
• WE’RE STILL TOGETHER A NO-BUDGET GEM
• ‘A celebratio­n of America’
• FILM MAKES ITS POINT
• Megyn Kelly striking out with celeb guests
• HAIR APPARENT
• Canadiens’ Mete, Jerabek on the blue-line bubble
• Als’ Lewis relishes return to scene of his prime
• BROWN DETERMINED TO PUSH PAST THE LIMITS OF AGEISM
• Tight race brewing for last NL berth
• Bloemen adds another autumn record
• Americans roll to early Presidents Cup lead
• Revolution­ary new helmet rarely seen on NFL fields
• BlackBerry catapults on sales, outlook
• Top court denies federal evidence to gas price lawsuit

Montreal Gazette - 2017-09-28

Montreal Gazette - 2017-09-30