Montreal Gazette - 2018-06-20

• COMMUNITY COOKING
• MUHC security: Is policy being followed?
• END OF THE LINE FOR MR-63
• ‘We can’t afford to lose this’
• BACK IN FOCUS
• The art of dealing with Trump’s trade war
• Coaching Galchenyuk was a family affair
• Senate passes marijuana legalizati­on bill
• These frozen treats put flavour front and centre
• Trump is ‘direct threat,’ Couillard says
• Will U.S. policy drive Asylum seekers here?
• Brown gets 8 years for sex abuse of stepdaught­er
• Formula E: Opposition blames civil servants
• Man charged in storming of Vice Quebec newsroom
• Vanier valedictor­ian uses experience to inspire fellow students
• Jury sequestere­d in Accurso’s Laval collusion trial
• Crown calls for judge to jail mosque shooter for 150 years
• Suspended police chief resigning, drops lawsuit
• Province to increase funding for Shriners Hospital
• System failed man with nowhere else to go
• Pit-bull ban dominates increase in ombudsman complaints
• AMERICANS DECRY FAMILY SEPARATION­S,
• Quebec election and the U.S. migrant crisis
• Buy Canadian vs. cupboard economics
• A SUPREME COURT DECISION LAST WEEK AGAINST TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY WAS SEEN BY MANY AS A BLOW AGAINST RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN CANADA. THAT CHARTER RIGHT IS ALSO BEING PUT TO THE TEST OVER AN ATTESTATIO­N DEMANDED BY THE LIBERALS.
• THE ‘COMMIE CADET’ QUITS. NP2
• Mafia tip spurs new probe into art theft
• Entitled and cheap?
• Opioid deaths jump in Canada
• China’s Xi praises Kim for Trump summit
• EX-BUSH AIDE LIGHTNING ROD FOR TRUMP
• Montreal’s Piccoli captures 33rd Tour de Beauce
• ‘No reason’ to panic after Als’ offence falters in opener
• A LITTLE MO HELP FROM HIS FRIENDS
• Officials need a hand making contentiou­s rule easier to call
• Towering Montreal preteen taking basketball world by storm
• JENNINGS PRODDED TO STRUT HIS STUFF
• CFL THIS WEEK
• Hoffman hits the road not once, but twice
• New Zealand coach sparks player revolt
• Canadians at risk of becoming ‘data cows’ without national strategy, experts warn
• Price hikes, pipelines expected to boost oil output
• Swoop ready for takeoff
• Feds to target criminal abuse of virtual currencies, prepaid cards
• How the shared service model can reduce your IT spend
• Tilray’s medical pot products to start carrying Sandoz name
• GIANDUJA GELATO
• FRESH MINT ICE CREAM
• FEAST ON SUMMER’S BOUNTY
• Wake up a summer classic
• Mussels made easy for dinner or a party
• A triple crown of flavour
• HOMETOWN TABBOULEH
• LIKE A BANDIT!
• Topical fever
• Playing catch-up
• STRONG MEDICINE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Your horoscope
• Local eateries issued food inspection fines
• Partial leaf-blower ban tabled
• Heritage home faces wrecking ball
• Promoting electric cars
• Kirkland palliative-care residence expands facility
• Councils considerin­g fair pay to reflect shifting responsibi­lities
• Residents applaud committee ruling to delay razing of mall
• Baie-D’Urfé sports dome to close by end of June
• St. Louis Lake plan on the horizon
• Event has youth set up shop for a day
• NEW ONLINE MAP SHOWS MONTREAL SPRAWL SINCE ’90S
• Hudson waves the Métis flag ahead of National Aboriginal Day
• Teen getting clicks from social media singing competitio­n
• SELF-HELP AND SUPPORT
• GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION­S
• VOLUNTEERS
• LOOKING FOR SUMMER? HERE ARE SOME HINTS

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