Montreal Gazette - 2018-04-23

• GENIE’S BACK
• Evidence paints portrait of a mass murderer’s life
• Dads also suffer from the tragedy of baby loss
• CIMAN SPARKS LAFC COMEBACK
• ‘WALKING WHILE BLACK’
• Smart fitness trackers walk A line Between motivating And nagging
• Suicide bomber kills dozens in Kabul attack
• Old politician­s are failing to appeal to young people
• MLS must improve officiatin­g
• Cheeky chocolatie­r becomes a hit in the U.K.
• ‘I want your trust,’ premier tells english community
• Raptors Blow 11-point lead in Washington
• HOLD ON TO HAPPY
• Spot reduction is not the best deduction
• AVENGERS RETURN IN DROVES
• EXPERT SLAMS AUTISM TREATMENT
• WHALES NEED BETTER PROTECTION, MP SAYS.
• 4 DEAD IN WAFFLE HOUSE SHOOTING.
• World’s oldest person dies at 117
• ‘It’s just like we’re forgotten people’
• Focused on sustainabi­lity, vertical community Humaniti is set to change the way we view condo living
• Pharmacare is ‘ours to finish,’ Liberals say
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Co-worker is sweet except for her smell
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• JETTA GETS EVEN BETTA
• Chevrolet to soup up Colorado into off-road beast ZR2 Bison
• ‘JUNIOR’ SUPERCAR CAN FLY
• Acura sedan a tough sell
• DRIVING WRITERS RECOUNT WEIRDEST ROAD REPAIRS
• SIMPLE NOTE, PLAYED WELL
• How a vehicle winds up in the Museum of Modern Art
• Who Was Frederick Douglass?
• Your horoscope
• Tesla and its finances now part comedy, part tragedy
• Fleury always knew his Knights could win
• Chicago pitcher still in hospital after aneurysm
• Guentzel scores four as Penguins eliminate Flyers
• Predators moving on to face Jets in second round

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