Montreal Gazette - 2018-10-24

• RETURNING A FAVOUR
• Viral polio-like illness strikes six Quebec children
• CANADIENS EDGE FLAMES 3-2
• Is the pot ‘gold rush’ worth risk?
• This mentor is breaking ground
• Trudeau announces new carbon tax details
• Cannabis cooking moves beyond pot cookies
• Increased gas leaks linked to constructi­on boom
• Bereaved mother fights on for truck safety
• Canada must deal strongly with Saudi Arabia
• Liberals take heat over rebate plan
• Rotrand pulls motion on religious garb
• Subban’s tweet of support helps ‘Swab for Ellie’
• Cannabis customers pour in, even as SQDC struggles with supply
• Club Sportif MAA, condo developer agree on makeover
• Quebec independen­ce institute wins appeal for charity status
• City urges STM to create app to fight harassment
• Health minister says she misspoke on budget cuts
• Drug smuggling trial stars Hollywood stuntman
• Universal public dental coverage is essential
• Canada should stand up to the Saudis
• Saudis admit planning coverup
• ‘OUTSIDE IS FOR EVERYONE. IT’S TIME WE ACTED LIKE IT.’ — MOUNTAIN EQUIPMENT CO-OP CEO DAVID LABISTOUR IN AN OPEN LETTER APOLOGIZIN­G FOR USING ALL WHITE MODELS IN COMPANY ADS AND CATALOGUES.
• Can Trudeau sell skeptical public on tax?
• ‘Interim’ icebreaker­s to be used for decades
• Liberals on track to broaden deficits
• Palestinia­n groups fight dissent with torture
• Right whale protection­s discussed at summit
• South Korean warnings and Russian scorn
• SOFIA, Jean
• DOMI GETS A BOOST FROM PERSONAL CHEF
• WARD KICKING UP HIS HEELS
• ‘Good teams don’t lose two or three games in a row,’ Drouin says
• Manziel focused on first win with Als, not loss to Argonauts
• Ronaldo paces Juventus win in his return to Old Trafford
• FANS CAN DEBATE WHICH HOME RUN WAS JAYS’ BIGGEST
• Price puts October failures behind him
• It may be time to lower your expectatio­ns, analysts warn investors
• AMAZON-BACKED FIRM EYES FUTURE OF AR
• Toronto strike expected to have ‘significan­t impact’ on operations: Canada Post
• NEB agrees to consider challenge over pipeline approval
• VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE
• Pumpkin seed hacks: Use ’em if you got ’em
• BLACK FOREST COOKIES
• SWEET POTATO SKINS WITH PANCETTA AND CHIPOTLE CREMA
• FLOWER-INFUSED OLIVE OIL
• RIB-EYE WITH WEED CHIMICHURR­I
• WEED-INFUSED CREAM
• Tangy buttermilk pancakes deliver
• ROASTED PEPPER PANZANELLA
• HAPPY SHOW, GROUCHY GUY
• Filmmaker to capture Japan’s spirit in Olympic documentar­y
• Actress best known for Star Trek role
• WOMEN VS. EVIL
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Concert etiquette
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Your horoscope
• TURN UP THE MUSIC
• City council salaries questioned
• City reduces speed limit along Lakeshore Dr.
• SQ investigat­es arson at NOVA facility
• Get spooked for a charitable cause
• Traffic headaches: Highway 40 to close as REM demolishes rail bridge
• Home offices a must-have in some Off-Island communitie­s
• QUILT OF BELONGING ‘FED MY SOUL,’ SAYS LOYAL VOLUNTEER
• HMF launches new concert series in underutili­zed theatre
• Reunion brings back 60 years of Beaconsfie­ld High School
• Cities ban cannabis in public spaces
• Activity book celebrates human history
• Senneville condo project continues to spark debate
• WEST ISLAND CALENDAR

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