Montreal Gazette - 2018-05-02

• ECHENBERG FAMILY LETTERS BRING HISTORY AND HEROISM TO LIFE
• Have MNAs lost passion for politics?
• DUDLEY BOLTS HABS
• Trump attacks leak of Mueller investigat­ion questions
• Laurent Ciman shines brightly with LAFC
• Bank of Canada steers clear of doomsday scenarios
• Pointe-Claire homeowners alarmed by ‘dues’ letter
• Six accused to learn fate in Contrecoeu­r trial today
• Minister open to serving in a new portfolio, if elected
• Government wants to stem migrant tide at border
• Beaulieu brims with confidence
• Montreal VR studio launching Jurassic World: Blue
• Anti-capitalist protest ends in violence
• Coderre opens up about election loss and more
• Four major parties to participat­e in televised debate in English
• Former Bloc MPs aspire to establish new party
• Authoritie­s maintain vigilance as threat of flooding ebbs
• Motions that invoke Jordan ruling on the rise
• Inmates celebrated ‘like athletes’ after beating, Crown says
• Competing visions at root of Bloc’s troubles Ouellet is not without fault, but blaming her is too simplistic
• Democracy depends on an informed public
• Is Canada doing enough for whales?
• THE FOUR STRANGERS WHO COMFORTED GERALDINE BRADY, THE 83-YEAR-OLD GREAT GRANDMOTHE­R MOWED DOWN ON A TORONTO STREET LAST WEEK, WERE APPLAUDED AT HER FUNERAL ON TUESDAY.
• NETANYAHU’S IRAN CLAIMS REVEAL ALLIES DIVIDED.
• LIBERALS’ $7B FUND LACKS TRANSPAREN­CY, PBO SAYS.
• A look at the daunting reality of Canada’s migrant issue
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Handling a depressed mate
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Excuses aren’t going to win games for Impact
• JETS FIND SPARK TO IGNITE COMEBACK WIN
• Ovechkin’s late goal lifts Caps to series lead
• LEBRON MAKES RAPS PAY FOR FAILING TO FINISH
• New initiative brings together women’s sports leagues
• JAMES’ FUTURE UP IN SMOKE WITHOUT POT
• New F1 rules aim to tighten up the field
• Bombardier shareholde­rs mull motion on lobbying transparen­cy
• Interest rate angst is most severe for homebuyers in Ontario, B.C.: report
• Major tech conference­s moving north as policies by Trump leave bad taste
• Apple tops sales estimates on iPhone gains, services surge
• Encana to ramp up output after missing targets
• DUCK TACOS WITH APPLE POBLANO CHUTNEY
• GUACAMOLE WITH CRAB AND ROASTED PINEAPPLE
• Try a little tenderness
• HERBES DE PROVENCE CHICKEN
• BLACK BEAN LASAGNA
• Nigella celebrates comfort cooking
• SPICY MINT LAMB CHOPS
• EMERGENCY BROWNIES
• Trek Raising Funds For Cancer Research
• West Island Community Shares Marks 20 Years Of Giving
• Protecting Farmland
• Faith groups give warm welcome to newly-arrived Syrian family
• Local mayors salute departing minister Coiteux
• Trudeau stories told by an old friend
• Hudson’s Ruiter named to CCAA Hall of Fame
• ‘Walkable’ means more than sidewalks
• Health-care centre opening in the fall
• JAC to induct 11 new members into Hall of Distinctio­n
• SELF-HELP AND SUPPORT
• GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION­S
• VOLUNTEERS
• JUPITER REIGNS KING OF MAY NIGHTS

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