Montreal Gazette - 2012-03-02

• POSTERING & POSTURING
• Music as the beating heart of Africa
• Royal Vic colonoscop­ies on hold
• Allure of street gangs persists
• Syrian rebels
• AFGHANISTA­N: COMING HOME
• Desharnais hot as Habs finally win in a wild game at the Bell Centre
• Robocalls: reports say Elections Canada is broadening its investigat­ion
• Jolie’s arms spark weight debate
• Life is very expensive if you’re a big sucker
• For kids, cookies pose more of a health concern than cola
• IED left soldier with gruesome injuries
• In their own words
• Student recovering at home after college campus attack
• Minor arrested after St. Adèle pharmacist’s body discovered
• Civilians as police watchdogs?
• Chief invites journalist­s to try being tasered
• Riverdale High tests show no asbestos after closing
• Forum aims to help black families
• Tories to deliver on cuts despite robocall uproar
• Via train was travelling four times above limit
• Tory-linked call centre being investigat­ed
• Space station will stay open until at least 2020
• Crime bill headed for final vote, despite Liberal objections
• U.K. journal tells Harper to ‘free’ scientists
• Putin’s fall from grace stems from cynicism surroundin­g job swap
• Iran on the agenda for Netanyahu visit
• Costa Allegra passengers on dry land
• Welcome to Canada – unless we change our mind
• A speed trap on a merge lane: an abuse of power
• Hail to the police chief for standing up for openness
• Dog-nailer didn’t deserve leniency
• No sympathy for student strikers
• We haven’t come far enough
• The Supreme Court and the Ethics and Religious Culture course
• Millisecon­ds count on Web
• RENDEZ-VOUS CHEZ NOUS Michael Chang joins fellow tennis legends for Bell Centre reunion,
• Bombardier burns through cash
• Company’s Q4 results OK at best
• Bank shares hit nine-month high
• Court’s Time ruling cautions companies
• Corporate execs unhappy in their jobs, survey shows
• The cash keeps rolling in
• Chrysler leads auto resurgence
• Record results for Atrium
• Isotope maker enters market
• Greece heads toward new bailout
• Twitter plan ‘is perfectly legal, if creepy’
• Nexopia accused of breaching privacy regulation­s
• TSX rises on Strong bank earnings
• The Asian rush: More on the way?
• Warning: Tight crude supplies ahead
• Humour helps Markov’s rehab
• Shootout karma helps Habs end five-game skid
• Will to win turns to Dumb and Dumber
• Wild-cards offer hope
• Impact adds Ferrari to stable
• It’s Bute vs. Froch
• THE WARMUP
• friday’s horoscope
• New york times crossword
• Couple forced to lie for former daughter-in-law
• Aces on bridge
• Myths haunt Wilt’s 100 points
• Magic and Bird go to Broadway
• Ace fuels Love’s drive to Honda Classic lead
• Story of dictator’s rise and fall needs no narration
• Une vie de chat
• Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax
• Film spotlights hip hop as soundtrack for social change
• Paris police working hard and playing hard
• Women of Rome fuel eternal teenager’s dreams
• With 60 films from 23 countries, there’s a rich choice for viewers
• Festival provides ‘window on the world’ for kids
• It might be a musical, but can all its stars sing?
• Ordinary people play with magic of performanc­e
• Screenwrit­er moves his magic to the small screen

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