Montreal Gazette - 2018-09-29

• A QUIET RESOLVE
• VOTERS SETTLING ON A CHOICE
• SALAD SISTERS HELP REFUGEES
• ELTON JOHN’S 10 BEST SONGS
• Leaders have taken turns with blunders
• Led Zeppelin accused of plagiarism
• Finnish faction could be key for Canadiens
• Reflection­s on a campaign to ignore
• Kavanaugh vote on hold for probe
• Five weeks of highs, lows, gaffes on the election trail
• Ottawa would pay for migrants’ services: Legault
• PQ would ‘unite’ parties in minority government, Lisée says
• Ouellette furor obscures Liberals’ economic message
• MNA Ouellette wins bid to quash UPAC search warrants
• ‘Insurmount­able crisis’ posed by climate change, Massé says
• Some Jewish Quebecers frustrated they can’t vote
• PQ seeks injunction against mysterious ‘racist’ website
• COUNCILLOR CALLS FOR ANIMAL WELFARE MINISTRY
• City hopes to ease congestion with message boards
• LIBERALS MERIT SUPPORT
• CollectivL­ab can help make ideas, projects a reality
• Canadian Forces plan jet flybys before Als game
• The wolf is really at the door
• NEW PUSH TO KEEP NAFTA TRILATERAL.
• Plane makes crashlandi­ngin Pacific lagoon
• Tsunami swamps cities in Indonesia
• Tories to force vote on transfer of child-killer
• ’LOOK AT ME’: WOMEN CONFRONT SENATOR
• Duterte admits to extrajudic­ial killings
• Meatballs and loneliness: Cosby’s life behind bars
• Person of the Year Awards to laud present and future leaders
• LE PETIT MOUSSO HAS PLENTY ON ITS PLATE
• SOAVE SOFTLY STRIKES RIGHT NOTES FOR NOVICES
• Inked I do’s
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• COLLAGEN: IT’S WHAT HOLDS A BODY TOGETHER
• Italy’s second Tiramisu World Cup could end in tiers
• Memorabili­a collected from donations
• Duration of Panama Canal visit is passenger’s call
• LE OLD MILL SHOWCASES TOWNSHIPS TERROIR
• Dutch home cute on outside, cosy on inside
• Infill builds help boost older neighbourh­oods
• A TROPICAL TOUCH
• SHOWER YOUR BATHROOM WITH THE LATEST LOOKS
• Quebec’s politician­s urged to address the needs of homeowners during the election campaign
• LNG PROJECT APPROVAL WOULD LIFT ‘DARK CLOUD’
• BlackBerry stock takes off on automotive success
• Facebook logs out up to 90M users after breach in security
• Cannabis growers filling jobs with temporary foreign workers
• Report says affordabil­ity is the worst it has been in 28 years
• BMO takes gold traders from Scotiabank allowing it to expand its precious metals section
• SCULPTOR CALDER IN MOTION
• POT AND POLITICS
• A BELOVED BEAR ENLISTS
• Stunning debut
• ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME ROLES FOR SINGER-SONGWRITER­S
• IT’STIMEFORA CHEMISTRY LESSON
• Impact can control destiny with win vs. United
• Will Kotkaniemi be on opening night roster?
• It’s great when you’re given a good car, but you better know how to drive it
• Sea of blue washes over Americans at Ryder Cup
• Spain’s surge bounces Canada
• Ruling in Senators cyberbully­ing case
• WHO IS THIS CHIEFS GUNSLINGER?
• Yankees will host Oakland in wild-card game
• WEEKEND ON THE TUBE
• Brady rooting for his former receivers to do well
• Durant blames ‘pure hate’ for lack of awards
• Your horoscope
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Old friends won’t pay what they owe for work
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ALAN LEE’S CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO. 458
• Classroom not the place for joking
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• VICTORIA SUR LE PARC
• TILE MAKES A SPLASH ...
• REAL ESTATE PROFILE
• MAXIMIZING SPACE

Montreal Gazette - 2018-09-28

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