Montreal Gazette - 2017-12-02

• CLOSE-UP ON RACISM
• A FESTIVE LIGHT SHOW FOR ALL
• FIRST DEFEAT FOR BILL 62
• The Liberals get it wrong on China once again
• 15,000-year-old cavern found in St-Léonard
• The secret to anglophone happiness in Quebec? Just ignore the politics
• Despite NAFTA woes, BRP to invest $100M in expansion
• Tips to help you relax when hosting a dinner party
• Former Alouette Chiu could return as assistant coach
• Diversity, funding and the neglect of anglo companies
• ‘Bonjour-Hi’ is a reflection of Montreal’s spirit
• What Flynn’s plea deal means for Trump
• ‘You become a bearer of hope’
• Plante won’t say if she’s against ‘Bonjour-Hi’
• Michelle Obama to speak in Montreal
• Former cop pleads guilty to 2001 murder
• He fought the city for his place in the sun
• ‘Are you sure it wasn’t an accident?’
• Inuit and invisible in school
• Liberals’ actions louder than words
• BONJOUR-HI’S MESSAGES
• POPE FRANCIS IN BANGLADESH SAYS THE WORD HE HAS AVOIDED.
• COYNE ON THE MORNEAU MESS.
• LOUIS C.K. FALLOUT COSTS ANIMATORS IN B.C. THEIR JOBS.
• ‘Keep our great country safe from all the weed’
• Key Trump aide pleads guilty to lying to FBI
• Unease over North Korea’s new missile
• SAINT JOHN’S MANY FIRSTS
• A DELICATE PROBLEM
• HELPFUL HINTS, WITH A TOUCH OF HUMOUR
• HISTORIC RAILS GIVEN A NEW LIFE
• 10 SURE BETS ON THE BUBBLY STUFF
• Convenient lunches could take a major toll
• Celebrity Flora offers plenty to fawn over in Galápagos Islands
• RESORT GETAWAY AWAITS IN THE CITY
• Modern touch
• RANDOM SAMPLER
• COMFORT AND COOL DESIGN
• SPRUCE UP YOUR KITCHEN
• AVOID A STINKY SEWER SITUATION
• AVOID HOLIDAY PREP PITFALLS
• Showcasing objects of desire
• GOING RETRO FOR THE HOLIDAYS
• Salad spinner can quickly dry wet cooked noodles
• AFFORDABLE WAYS TO STEP UP YOUR ENTERTAINI­NG GAME
• COHESIVE VISION SETS THE TONE
• RED WINGS AT CANADIENS
• Canadiens’ patchwork lineup has been producing results
• Vonn crashes out at Lake Louise
• Two Iberian ‘ogres’ set to impose will on Group B
• Russia again insists on ‘no proof’ of doping
• Iceland eager for World Cup honeymoon
• Southgate not taking England’s foes lightly
• YOUNG TURNS ‘TRAINING RAGE’ INTO RESULTS
• Sports media latest to take long look in mirror
• HOMAN HUNGRY FOR HOME COOKING
• ‘Monster’ night for Canadian heavyweigh­t
• Boxing’s ‘mecca’ fitting farewell to Cotto
• Buzz back as Woods wows in Bahamas
• MINING DATA GOLD
• Red-hot jobs market boosts economy amid exports slump
• Toronto real estate board must let agents publish sales data online: court
• National Bank reports Q4 profit up from year ago, raises dividend
• STOP SWEATING FED MOVES
• Having children doesn’t have to mean a diminished retirement for this young couple
• How to make the most of your charitable giving come tax time
• Train all management to handle issues of harassment
• How to let go of your old supplies and mindsets during office moves
• Hudson’s Bay Co. reaches pact with activist investor over Rhone investment
• Aurora seeks to quash CanniMed poison pill
• LONGEVITY GROWTH IS NO LONGER WHAT IT USED TO BE
• BITCOIN TO DEBUT ON WALL STREET
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Don’t go out with friend who won’t tip server
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ALAN LEE’S CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO. 414
• Don’t let in-laws ruin the holidays, ditch them and celebrate with family
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• COMPELLING COMMERCIAL­S
• HIP HOP HISTORY
• COHEN AND COWBOYS — A TALE OF TWO EXHIBITS
• SEASON’S READINGS
• REVIEWS Millard Salter’s Last Day
• ORCHESTRE MÉTROPOLIT­AIN IN FINE FORM
• CULINARY SHOWDOWN WHETS APPETITE

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