Montreal Gazette - 2017-12-18

• MAKING CORRUPTION FUN
• Fake news has real consequenc­es
• City wants to be leader in responsibl­e AI research
• BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD
• NHL CLASSIC CASH GRAB
• Even healthy eaters can live a little around the holidays
• Investigat­ors obtain Trump transition emails
• Otis Grant is a true champion
• A half-century of friendship with CJAD radio
• Rent-a-goalie app solves a very Canadian problem
• Churchgoer­s targeted in suicide bombing
• LOTTERIES
• Groups pool efforts to help homeless
• Unable to pay rent, Guy-Favreau daycare risks closing its doors
• The Rock meets the jungle
• NO REST FOR WORKIN’ MOMS
• Surgical fires spark review
• AFTER OBSERVING MACAQUE MONKEYS IN JAPAN, SCIENTISTS, INCLUDING A UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSOR, HAVE FOUND A PATTERN OF BEHAVIOUR DESCRIBED AS BOTH “UNUSUAL” AND “INTRIGUING.”
• TERROR VICTIM REACHES OUT.
• Question remains after Babcock trial: Who got killer’s letters out?
• Shermans’ cause of death released
• Challenge expected to new parole model
• Black voters are leading a blue surge
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Feeling like the ‘other’ grandma at Christmas
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• IT’S CUTE, SPORTY AND PACKED WITH GOODIES
• LAMBO UNLEASHES AN EXOTIC SUPER SPORT UTE
• Aston Martin taking rapid steps toward electrific­ation
• REMARKABLE-RIDING RARE RAPTOR
• Mercedes says goodbye to diesel in North America
• MAKING MOTORING A VEHICLE FOR SALES
• FILL ’ER UP FOR SAFER WINTER DRIVING
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• BODY MODIFICATI­ONS MAKE GMC PICKUP STAND OUT
• Price punched in, but his teammates played hooky
• KRIPPS DOUBLES UP ON SILVERS
• MLB skippers part of a new breed
• BRADY’S BUNCH COMES THROUGH IN CRUNCH
• North American World Cup still not a done deal

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