Montreal Gazette - 2012-07-18

• TO THE RESCUE OF THE ASH TREE
• A garden in Montreal North serves as an organic classroom for 34 students.
• Cotler vows to fight boundaries
• Could $7-a-day daycare be revamped?
• Melting on the métro?
• Jamie Oliver is coming to Montreal – as a partner in Derek Dammann’s new gastropub.
• New York City is the latest market to delay the launch of its Bixi system.
• has not curbed his enthusiasm one bit for his character Leon Black.
• Gangs suspected in Toronto shooting
• Stop-and-frisk debate heats up in NYC
• Suspect held in bar attack
• Algonquins to bring their dispute over logging to Montreal streets
• Hospital ERS suffer summertime crush
• Mystery powder probed
• Romanian nationals seek refugee status
• Teenager convicted of murder granted generous prison leave
• Lin’s parents to attend memorial on Saturday
• Quebec ‘fertile ground’ for Tories
• Jaffer accused of seeking secrets
• First Nations candidates face off over top job
• Battle spreads in Damascus
• U.S. Boy Scouts keep gay ban
• Archive of Jewish deportatio­ns opens in France
• Netanyahu loses key coalition partner
• Foie gras ban flouted
• Treatment could halt Alzheimer’s symptoms
• Security concerns overshadow London Games
• Egypt’s political chaos takes up residence outside Cairo courthouse
• Cuba increases taxes levied on imported goods
• Straight talk on language
• City buskers shouldn’t have oligarchic power
• Bell Centre condos a big ‘slap in the face’
• Pardon the interrupti­on
• There’s no need for street-food vendors
• It’s Jean Charest’s call, and his alone
• A family’s tragedy in Warwick and our desire to connect
• Daring to disturb the classical-music establishm­ent is a good thing
• Interest rates going nowhere fast: BMO
• Héroux-devtek sell-off boosts shares
• IMPACT NEEDS TO IMPROVE ON DEFENCE
• Many Canadians worry about rate hike
• Crocs make a comeback
• City hotel workers’ contracts expire
• Retailers want right to refuse credit cards
• rising oil prices boost energy stocks
• Fed considers new round of stimulus
• Bank saw no proof of rate manipulati­on
• Spectre of default overshadow­s Sicily
• Spain’s king, crown prince take pay cut
• Eurozone crisis dampens investor confidence in Germany
• Nuclear opponents may sway Japan vote
• Weather worries in London
• CRTC has responsibi­lity to TSN 990, listeners
• No sure things at British Open
• St Annes’ par-3 first hole is not intimidati­ng for Mcilroy
• Abanda impressive in debut
• Cam Cole’s Open picks
• Injuries may force lineup shuffle
• Cowboys’ Bryant accused of assaulting his mother
• League and NHLPA resume negotiatio­ns today
• Swimmers’ new skin
• Show your support, Montgomery says
• new york times crossword
• Paternity test or not, son deserves mom’s love
• aces on bridge
• Paterno’s name has gone from revered to reviled
• Gruelling race tests cyclists’ spirit
• Schleck pulls out after failed drug test
• Paying homage to the flavours of Greece
• Lakes of Canada
• Chef Alain Passard makes vegetables an earthy art
• New potatoes are a real treat
• Early corn cobs are small but sweet
• Artichokes With Bay Leaves and Lime
• Beets With Lavender and Crushed Blackberri­es
• Easy chowder offers different options for the shopper
• Unusual mixture in African stew
• Mcgill professor understood birdsong
• Writer epitomized American food
• Canadian Liver Foundation needs help distributi­ng flyers on July 28
• Sherwood’s Titanic drama loses bout to boxer’s sidebar
• Buress an unrepentan­t comedic repeat offender
• Polaris short list has an electro-leaning sound
• Having gone Sideways, why not Vertical?
• King is a police drama worth a look if you’re not a fan of Dallas
• Childhood sweetheart­s tie the knot
• On the road to the Olympics: Spotlight on West Island athletes heading to London.
• Cost of sound wall could be paid with improvemen­t tax
• STUDENTS DESERVE A FAIR SOLUTION
• It’s expensive to keep land from developmen­t
• Court orders Pointe Claire to let developer build on small lot
• Cities can impose pool-fencing laws
• ‘Every girl where she can succeed’
• VOLUNTEERS
• NOW THERE’S A NEW WAY TO TELL US ABOUT YOUR EVENT
• New holes for Golf Dorval
• Beaconsfie­ld ash trees to be tested for killer beetle

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