Montreal Gazette - 2018-03-09

• ENDURING LEGACY
• Plante’s stance on Mount Royal is mind-boggling
• Woman is 102 years old and still displays a zest for life
• CAPTURING THE MOMENT
• ROOKIE PITCHES IN
• Atwal ‘shocked’ by invite uproar
• Party to hold referendum on its direction, Ouellet says
• Minister offers refreshing vision on education
• Disputes over vehicles date back to horse & buggy era
• PM’s charm tactic pays off in steel tariff dispute
• Alberta ready to up ante in pipeline battle
• Canadiens overmatche­d in 5-0 loss to Panthers
• Caper flick Gringo simply bloated and overblown
• N.D.G. man hopes to force city consultati­ons on Mount Royal traffic plan
• TIMELINE OF DIFFERENT MODES OF TRANSPORTA­TION ON MOUNT ROYAL
• West Islanders are suddenly in the middle
• Study on cellphones and cancer is reassuring
• Report finds maple syrup producers losing ground
• Closures due to work on Turcot, new Champlain Bridge
• ‘They have ripped our family apart’
• TRUMP TOLD IT’S BETTER TO MUTE THAN BLOCK TWITTER FOES.
• TRUMP TO MEET KIM JONG UN.
• U.K. SAYS POISONING OF RUSSIAN SPY AN ‘ACT OF WAR.’
• Bones found on island belong to aviator Earhart, study says
• Privilege awareness campaigns criticized
• Supreme Court to examine military justice system
• Choreograp­her fighting male-led ‘Femmes’ ballet
• ‘I feel I’m going to be another statistic’
• Unprovoked Ottawa attacks lead to charges
• Stranger danger!
• WRINKLE, WRINKLE LITTLE STAR
• National award is ‘pretty big’: singer
• Cardinal earns five CSAs
• Bear necessitie­s
• YOUR WORKOUT COMPANION
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• RAISING FARM-TO-TABLE CHILDREN
• Injury-riddled Canadiens squad overmatche­d against Panthers
• Jays’ future looks good in spring training
• North America ‘afraid’ to lose bid, Blatter says
• ON THE TUBE
• FAVES FINALLY GET TO BEAT EACH OTHER UP
• Parkland shooting hits home for Sens goalie
• McKeever ‘proud’ to carry Canadian flag
• WestJet CEO retires amid union woes
• U.S. PROTECTION­IST RHETORIC AFFECTS INVESTMENT DECISIONS: CENTRAL BANK
• Toys ‘R’ Us set to liquidate U.S. operations, but fate of Canadian unit unclear
• Ottawa to reap windfall of $400M: report

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