Montreal Gazette - 2012-05-05

• Protesters turn violent at Victoriavi­lle demo
• TABLETS WERE HAILED AS THE SAVIOURS OF NEWSPAPERS. WHAT HAPPENED?
• MONTREAL’S FRESH CROP OF COFFEE SHOPS ARE ALL ABOUT THE DETAILS.
• NOS AMOURS: LOTS OF SMILES AS EXPOS FANS RELIVE THE GOOD TIMES.
• FINAL PLANS FOR REDESIGNED TURCOT INTERCHANG­E UNVEILED.
• New idea might fly
• Cellphones: isolution or will it be isolation?
• Cyclists want bridge over ‘danger’ zone
• Expropriat­ion report is secret: province
• ‘Laundering’ claim irks green groups
• Toope killers all reoffended after release
• Colonoscop­y demand prompts plea
• Return to classes, Charest urges
• Provincial negotiator’s invitation spurs students to meet government
• Critics attack ‘1950s-style’ car-focused approach
• Buyer of home sold by public curator kept in the dark
• Tories snub UN food envoy
• Robocalls linked to Tory IP address
• Papers show pension plan on radar near election time
• Ukraine denies prison guards beat Tymoshenko
• Musician succumbs to cancer
• Anti-military protest turns deadly in Egypt
• China may let activist leave country
• British voters punish national leaders
• Ahmadineja­d likely loser in Iranian vote
• Angry Greeks want political revenge
• Socialist candidate asks French voters to give him ‘ample victory’
• Killer unfazed by details of deaths
• Group-rape allegation against Strauss-kahn surfaces during inquiry
• Venezuela a nation on tenterhook­s
• CRIME & MISTAKEN MEMORY
• TRAILING private eyes
• THE LAST WORD ON hazards of homeopathy
• METROPOLIT­AN NEWS: Andy Riga
• 50 walking tours explore city districts
• Federal government not obliged to help finance advocacy groups
• Student protests, pro and con
• Bixi: a stroke of genius, but in need of some fixes
• Economic woes ‘temporary’? Just for some
• Conrad Black: the man who took on a bad law, and won
• My high school is not a bad place
• Political fundraisin­g in Quebec: it’s a small world after all
• Job fizzle hides gains
• Project seen as way to bridge financing gap
• Air Canada CEO defensive after large first-quarter loss
• Black returns to Toronto mansion
• Pipeline applicatio­n renews fight with environmen­talists
• TXS LOSES 2012 GAINS AFTER DISMAL WEEK
• Make tax refund ‘smart money’
• Make your tax refund really count
• Serious dollars in social-game advertisin­g
• Facebook valuation places it in rarefied company
• Bologna’s Di Vaio considerin­g Impact offer
• The power of music montages
• Hrudey wants Hart for Quick
• Predators fire blanks at home
• Weird wake-up call
• Wednesday night’s games were all about ‘team’
• Red’s notebook
• Surprising Kings are on a roll
• A good eye for hockey
• Cherry: Luongo an ‘escape goat’
• Woods misses cut by one shot
• Fans weigh in on Canadiens’ new GM
• ‘A good kid who loves football’
• Weekend On the Tube
• Kentucky Derby field knee-deep in talented colts
• Undefeated Mayweather the 6-1 favourite, but Cotto confident he can win
• USING ART TO HEAL
• CBC puts Nancy Wood front and centre
• CBC is all set for weekend local newscasts
• A prophet in his own time
• Honour killings the focus of filmmaker’s new project
• Film looks at Lepage’s Ring in the Machine age
• Maria Kefirova moves between image and identity
• Between the lines of abstractio­n
• Mouawad’s latest will speak for itself
• An affair to remember at Segal Centre
• Brangelina are building a reputation for excess
• Who needs Axl Rose? Hall of Fame induction ceremony rocks without him
• Is Canada a warrior nation?
• From Sadie Jones, a comedy of manners
• Forging her own identity
• Dealing with a dark mood
• Grab grandma’s goodies out of the fine-china cabinet
• RANDOM SAMPLER
• MIKE HOLMES: Skilled tradespeop­le are the unsung heroes of our time,
• WORKING: Expertise and passion are two necessary ingredient­s for successful bakers,
• The right paint tones, a lovely garden, and voilà!
• Colour of front door a window on your personalit­y
• Couple moving on up after complete teardown
• Spring is in the air so use your senses
• RE/MAX du Cartier acquires RE/MAX Westmount
• Millennial malaise spreading
• Get the inside scoop on careers
• PADDLING THROUGH MAINE’S ISLANDS ON NATURE’S SCHEDULE
• Vermont’s fishing lore hooks visitors
• L.L. Bean’s Maine campus is a magnet for outdoor enthusiast­s
• Resorts in Vermont and Maine offer spring discounts
• Scenic Tours’ European river cruises will go ‘all-inclusive’ next year
• Walk the road less-travelled
• Beantown on a budget
• Go east, young man (or woman)!
• The charm of Litchfield County
• Cranwell Resort is a trip back to the Gilded Age
• This week’s suggestion­s: Fancy northern Italians
• Easy to like
• Many Japanese drifting away from traditiona­l food culture
• Ah, yes – groan – another top-restaurant­s list
• Gays, lesbians find their place in church
• TV Crossword
• saturday’s horoscope
• Victim allows scars of past to heal over
• Aces on bridge
• Hubby not coming back to ex-wife
• Sunday’s Horoscope
• Street hockey was king when NHL had 6 teams
• First female students at Mcgill were segregated
• Hydro project announced

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