Montreal Gazette - 2018-11-27

• GREEN YOUTH TURN TO COURT
• WEBER IN, ALZNER OUT
• THE BERRI CRUNCH
• Ex-MUHC exec pleads guilty to taking bribes
• Consultati­on on Mount Royal access gets lots of traffic
• NASA’s InSight explorer touches down on Mars
• Local company wants audience 10 times larger by 2025
• Schlemko excited at chance to play with Weber
• Ukraine counters Russian ‘threat’ with martial law
• Italian filmmaker Bertolucci dead at age 77
• High demand at greenhouse­s amid romaine shortage
• Most support CAQ’s ban on religious symbols
• Air Canada signs deal to purchase Aeroplan
• Federal government can’t save the car
• New bus depot being built undergroun­d, essentiall­y hiding it
• Opposition recommends funds for tramway study
• Montreal street artist sells work to Madonna
• Grandma recounts finding two dead girls
• Drug smuggler’s wife struggles to make case for leniency
• Owner removes iconic store sign
• Holidays can bring feeling of isolation
• The travails of an honest bridge builder
• NEW TRADE DEAL DIDN’T KILL THE CAR PLANT IN OSHAWA, ONT. BLAME THAT ON A SHIFT IN DEMAND FROM THE SEDAN TO THE ELECTRIC CAR AND CROSSOVERS. IT’S GOING TO TAKE ‘BOLD STEPS’ TO SAVE THE INDUSTRY.
• ‘A piece of my heart has shattered’
• Fed funding won’t buy off journalist­s’ independen­ce
• TEMPEST IN A GENE-EDITING TEST TUBE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Is it betrayal to like the ex?
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Union vows to fight ‘tooth and nail’ to stop closure of Ontario GM plant
• Tesla was mere weeks away from death in the past year, Musk says
• Oshawa mulls life after plant’s demise
• Trump partly to blame for GM restructur­ing
• Former Ontario finance minister Sousa joins board of cannabis technology firm
• Canada’s biggest pension plan is one of most active short-sellers in Europe
• Shale boom raises spectre of Gulf Coast oil terminal glut
• Households in B.C. top provinces in online shopping, database finds
• CAROLINA HURRICANES AT CANADIENS
• Quebec rower named Canada’s Pan Am Games chef de mission
• Struggling Flyers sack general manager Hextall
• Raptors coach liking his team’s progress
• Carcillo speaks out on hockey hazing
• Nylander’s situation familiar to Pastrnak
• RODGERS ISN’T THROWING IN THE TOWEL
• TALK OF EARLIER SEASON HEATS UP
• Braves new world beckons for Donaldson
• Vallée’s appointmen­t felt around the world
• Sabres surge from worst to almost first
• BEST YEAR EVER
• RECHARGING IS KEY TO ACTIVISM
• Kids’ screen time fixation a concern
• He had the magic touch

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