Montreal Gazette - 2018-08-28

• HANDS-ON HANDIWORK
• Red flags after snow clearing bids disqualifi­ed
• THEIR JOURNEY ISN’T OVER
• Pay attention to the real campaign
• THE LENS OF TRAGEDY
• Deal between U.S., Mexico puts the heat on Canada
• Free daycare for 4-year-olds, intense English in Grade 5-6
• Canada may have just 5 days to forge new trade deal
• Sherman happy with QB situation
• Dispute over smart meter may lead to power cut
• Immigratio­n under Liberals ‘a failure’: Legault
• Museum to get new name in move from Old Montreal
• Man charged in killing wants statement tossed out
• Schools bursting at seams — or crumbling
• New Cream Turns Off Arthritis Pain by Numbing the Nerves That Cause It
• Donating Swift tickets was ‘obvious choice’
• Woman in dog attack case sold ecstasy to undercover officers
• Some Montreal ridings are too close to call
• PQ says it would pay commuters to carpool
• No tax hike on income below $97,000, QS says
• Interest in veganism is sign of a strong economy
• Québécois de souche isn’t a racist term
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Ignoring screaming child in public a discourtes­y
• UN report a call for action
• THE AHIARMIUT AWARDED $5M FOR FORCED RELOCATION.
• YOU CAN RUN A GENEROUS AND WELCOMING IMMIGRATIO­N SYSTEM WITHOUT GRANTING BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHI­P; AND YOU CAN RUN AN UGLY AND DRACONIAN IMMIGRATIO­N SYSTEM WHILE GRANTING IT.
• PUTIN’S MOST PROMINENT CRITIC JAILED FOR A MONTH.
• ‘DO NOT DESPAIR’
• Not guilty plea likely in Fredericto­n shooting
• Splitting right will hand Grits victory? History not so sure
• Tories vow notto impose carbon tax
• Schools work to ‘Indigenize’ programs
• Ireland seeks church reparation­s
• Who’s worthy of the Order of Canada?
• Russian hackers target senior Orthodox Christians
• Court reverses watchdog ruling, doc can work
• Union, investors like deal on autos
• With Aeroplan sold off, Aimia hires a new strategy chief
• The king says no — and that’s final
• September won’t have rate hikes unless there’s a GDP surprise
• Relying on proprietar­y products not necessaril­y a bad thing for advisors
• AS LUMBER WAR DRAGS ON, CANADIANS LOOK EAST
• NBA speeds up play with new rules
• NURSE NOT WORRIED ABOUT CONTRACT
• McDavid’s earned right to demand more from Oil
• New soccer league holding open tryouts
• PHENOM HEARS FROM FANS ACROSS CANADA AFTER WIN
• Raonic a winner in first round
• Donaldson’s return to Jays still up in air
• Henderson joins small club with Open win
• NICHOLS’ ARM A CAUSE FOR WORRY
• Redblacks pointing the ‘arrow up’
• Tottenham Spurs thrash Manchester United
• Lemon Twigs’ ambitions flourish on rock musical
• Dirty air surrounds 90 per cent of the world’s population. ... It wasn’t long ago that parents sent their kids outside for fresh air. Now smog warnings are as much a part of summer in Canadian cities as heat waves.
• GENTLE HUMOUR A SIMON LEGACY
• Majumder leaving 22 Minutes
• SUNNY SIDE UP
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Burning Man meets #MeToo

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