Montreal Gazette - 2018-10-06

• THE FLAME BURNS ON
• CENTAUR THEATRE AT 50
• FALL FAIR GUIDE 2018
• A house divided: Montreal versus the regions
• Jobless rate dips on part-time gains
• Interim leader takes aim at QS and CAQ
• Despite record, Als still upbeat at practice
• Adding up the real costs of longevity
• Jarring SAAQ campaign aims to surprise pedestrian­s
• Québec solidaire vows to be ‘watchdog’ against CAQ
• Religious symbols ban would be ‘catastroph­ic’: anglo groups
• Chez Doris adds new building with help of $1M donation
• Ste-Justine defends drug trial, but promises ‘complete audit’
• Open/closed on Thanksgivi­ng Monday
• Man who sent bomb threats to Concordia gets 18 months
• Rosemont bylaw intended to save 561 shoebox homes
• Time Out brings entertainm­ent guide here
• McGill research offers hope for curing genetic disease
• Montreal plays principal role in crime thriller Bad Blood
• N.D.G. group helps families break cycle of poverty
• INSTALMENT­S IN A LIFELONG PROJECT
• Anglos should belatedly accept CAQ’s outreach
• THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT — THE FUTURE IS POPULIST
• BERNARDO PAROLE BID EXPECTED.
• Union criticizes plan to split warship work
• Legal pot supply to fall short of demand
• Anti-carbon tax’s dirty little secret
• Beijing lashes out at new trade deal
• Police not ready for THC blood testing
• Kavanaugh’s confirmati­on all but assured
• DENIS MUKWEGE
• NADIA MURAD
• AN ISSUE OF IDENTITY
• IN THE CRADLE OF WINE CULTURE
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• THE ‘CHEMICALS’ IN HOTDOGS
• DIG IN TO JORDAN’S ‘ZAKI’ CUISINE
• MSC offers Caribbean-bound fun
• AND BABY MAKES THREE
• BRIGHT & INVITING
• WHEN IT COMES TO DECOR, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE DETAILS
• Maintain your fence as you would your home
• RICH HISTORY OF CHIPPENDAL­E
• Upcycling couple crafts unique headboards
• CHEAT SHEET
• BIG MOVE TO SMALLER KITCHEN
• Trinidad finds white knight in Precision as Ensign eyes takeover
• Canadian crude dips to record low as pipeline space runs out
• PUTTING THE OFFICE HOCKEY POOL AHEAD OF RETIREMENT PLANNING?
• Tesla bear takes off gloves in letter scorning bull for waiting on robo-taxis
• Canadian bonds join rout, poised to underperfo­rm as rates jump
• RESORTING TO LEGAL ACTION COULD STOKE PUBLIC RELATIONS BATTLE
• Aritzia profit triples to $15.1M, buoyed by U.S. sales
• EY expands its private company footprint to bring Quebec businesses the innovative solutions they need to succeed
• TEN CENTAUR HIGHLIGHTS
• FRANCE BIDS ADIEU
• COHEN’S BRIGHT FLAME
• MONTREAL ‘A BEGUILING CITY,’ GORILLAZ MASTERMIND SAYS
• CRIBBED NOTES?
• Kagan looks back on a musical career well spent
• CANADIENS AT PENGUINS
• No margin for error as Impact drive for final East playoff spot
• Too slow for the new NHL?
• LEAFS-NYLANDER IMPASSE MAY HAVE RIPPLE EFFECT
• Red Sox hold off Yankees for Game 1 win
• T-Wolves trying to close book on Butler saga
• WADA has 400 doping cases open due to tips
• Pass-happy offences scoring at record clip
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Your horoscope
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Wife digs for details from ex
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Kids are a blessing to most parents
• Sunday horoscope
• LETTING IN A PIECE OF THE SKY
• LAUNDRY ROOMS MOVING UP IN THE WORLD

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