Montreal Gazette - 2012-03-30

• GAUTHIER GONE
• FINA FINANCIAL FILES OPENED
• Mirror, Mirror
• BALSILLIE SAYS GOODBYE TO RIM
• FREE TUITION HAS ITS PRICE, TOO
• Few surprises in cautious budget.
• Smaller throngs march through city
• Students reject limit on talks
• Readership reaches 5-year high
• Rising costs of higher learning
• Aquatics fiasco years in the making
• Golf outing, polo shirts, parking and even tanning among disburseme­nts
• Mcgill students, faculty join hoodie protest
• Doctor in face transplant coming home
• Girl tells court ‘secret’ about daycare abuse
• Supreme Court to hear suicide-pact case
• Bishops oppose doctor-assisted euthanasia
• ‘Substantia­l’ reforms, no tax hikes
• Mixed feelings about the eligibilit­y change to OAS
• Ottawa’s timetable for balancing its finances seen as ‘go-slow approach’
• Champlain to be replaced by 2022
• Quebec upset with plans for health care
• NDP says Harper broke promises
• CBC, NFB and Telefilm to see 10% cut
• Dropping the penny ‘change for the better’
• $130M to reduce backlog of skilled worker applicatio­ns
• Flaherty hikes border shopping limits
• Environmen­tal groups cry foul
• Nothing revolution­ary about this plan
• Inspection agency cut: $56.1M
• Diplomats, contractor­s to lose jobs
• Tory MP under fire for giving pro-gun speech to teens
• Shortage of drugs decried
• Fraudulent robocalls ‘absolutely outrageous’: Mayrand
• Afghan report shows mixed results
• Survivor of Saudi torture dies at 52
• George W. keeps a low profile
• Syrian rebels target high-ranking Assad soldiers
• Chavez reassures citizens after radiation treatment
• Autism diagnoses jump 20 per cent
• Hungarian president stripped of doctorate
• French oil firm sends team to fight North Sea gas leak
• Blossoms, hope return to Japan
• From pharaohs and dictators to a king’s ‘secret son’
• Meeting with Mali’s new leaders delayed
• France buries killer Merah
• Russian bill takes aim at gay ‘propaganda’
• The poll on anglo attitudes
• Tory stalwarts, you’ve been had
• Are females the ‘richer sex’? If so, it’s just by default
• Feminists celebrate prostituti­on ruling as a big step forward
• Big promoter thinks smaller
• Performanc­e killed Aveos: Air Canada
• Penny steals budget thunder
• Appeal court set to rule in Oasis case
• Toy companies sign Mega licensing deal
• Hydro grilled on opting out of smart meters
• Gas price boosts hard to explain
• TSX POSTS Third Straight decline
• Transporta­tion fuel shift stuck in slow lane
• Fruit smoothie drawing fans at fast-food outlets
• ‘Direction of the club needed to change’
• Gauthier’s firing caps a season to forget
• Molson’s move was ‘inevitable’
• CH fans weigh in online
• GAUTHIER’S DEALS AS CANADIENS GM
• Tough choice for next GM
• Imperfect, but still champions
• Lacoste hurt by mistake
• Coaches cashing in
• Louisville has no top talent
• Judge’s call helps Sharapova beat Wozniacki
• Pettersson rebounds with solid first round
• Remake lacks the magic touch
• Did Rihanna answer a ‘booty call’ from Ashton?
• HBO, AMC serve up feast of fresh programs
• Offbeat movie has lovely little touches
• How do you get Baruchel on stage? Elementary
• A must-see for fans of classics
• Father-son academic rivalry at centre of dark comedy
• By Zeus! Sequel is not destined for immortalit­y
• Frozen Planet offers a compelling look at nature
• Woman fears repercussi­ons of conversion to Judaism
• New york times crossword
• Aces on bridge
• friday’s horoscope

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