Montreal Gazette - 2017-10-24

• Final mayoral debate is aggressive but respectful
• CLINTON IN MONTREAL
• Breakthrou­gh in breast cancer research
• IMPACT FIRES COACH BIELLO
• Downie’s final album a homemade gift to all of us
• CEO’s exit unnerves investors
• New U.S. envoy has hotline to Trump
• Crucifix has no place in secular legislatur­e
• Why Vaudreuil facility is closing
• Sovereignt­y institute seeks charitable status
• Weinstein firm faces civil rights probe
• Patch Adams on humour and health
• Ex-manager jailed six years for fraud
• FEISTY BATTLE OF ONE-LINERS
• Coderre touts transparen­cy at city hall
• Housing-rights activists skeptical of Coderre’s pledge to sanction slumlords
• Barrette hints at more funding for autism home care
• Man accused of killing wife who had Alzheimer’s to stand trial
• Quebec, Alberta are partners, not adversarie­s
• Post-surgery path a personal choice
• Bill 62 panders to anti-Muslim views outside city: critics
• Rozon’s Just for Laughs shares put up for sale
• Snyder files assault complaint
• Fake doc must pay $300K for injuries
• 5 THINGS ABOUT TOXINS IN POLAR BEARS
• RCMP criticized for ‘19th-century techniques’
• Prison guards face he-to-she challenge
• Most support a free trade deal with China: poll
• Feds mum on ‘serious’ flaw in Wi-Fi security
• U.S. exercise sees forces bogged down in war
• Quebec face-covering law has likely date with Supreme Court: expert
• TILLERSON MEETS WITH AFGHAN, IRAQI LEADERS
• SEN. MCCAIN DECLINES TO LABEL TRUMP AS DRAFT DODGER
• Long-form census data set for release
• Humans really can sweat blood, report finds
• Canadians ‘nowhere near prepared’ for interest hike
• What NAFTA threats? Stocks, loonie making gains
• 13 Canadian cities vying to win Amazon’s HQ2
• Camp owners in oilsands use Airbnb model to fill rooms
• TD is now a top 10 U.S. bank — and it’s not done yet
• HEY, STRANGER, CAN I PARK IN YOUR DRIVEWAY?
• TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR OWN LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMEN­T
• DANAULT PROVING DESIRE CAN TAKE YOU A LONG WAY
• Habs hoping home ice helps turn things around
• Struggling Galchenyuk dropped to fourth line
• Wentz tosses four touchdowns as Eagles drop division rivals
• Craig and Marc Kielburger recall Gord Downie’s determinat­ion.
• MIXED REVIEWS
• Maintainin­g good health into golden years
• The Grateful dad
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Diet or exercise?
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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