Montreal Gazette - 2013-05-22

• TODAY THE EARTH IS FLAT
• — Outgoing Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney.
• Police presence divides Beaconsfie­ld
• Witness ensured Laval got its cut
• Bevan Jones
• Kids get D-
• Damage control? It’s a train wreck
• Funding controvers­y costs CAQ MNA
• Bill is ‘a giant step forward’ for abuse victims, justice minister says
• Mulcair questioned about bribe
• Sorella revealed little in police interview
• Eight fraud victims have died without receiving restitutio­n
• Cloth diapers’ bum rap is a thing of the past
• Ottawa’s science policy criticized
• STM passengers face yet another métro breakdown
• Negotiatio­ns to protect boreal forest collapse
• Suicide is contagious, study finds
• Sports still OK with heart-zapping devices
• Boreal forest deserves special attention: report
• Toronto mayor doing himself no favour
• Mountie sues RCMP, alleging sexual abuse
• Tourist to Saudi Arabia dies from coronaviru­s
• Israel warns Syria against attacking
• More Afghan women jailed for ‘moral’ crimes: group
• Pope Francis takes on the devil
• French newspaper speaks plainly in English row
• Frantic search for survivors in town laid to waste by 322 km/h winds
• Residents come to grips with devastatio­n
• De Courcy and Lisée fail to convince on Bill 14
• Harper is ‘in way over his head’
• Bugatti review was a bit hard to relate to
• The implicatio­ns of a ‘buy local’ food policy
• The scandal reaches the PMO
• Mars One an exercise in manipulati­on
• Let’s be reasonable when applying rules
• C2-mtl brings business acumen to those with a dream
• Outgoing BoC head sees opportunit­y
• Microsoft raises home entertainm­ent bar with Xbox
• Apple CEO defends tax-shelter use
• MARKETS CLIMB WITH GOLD, ENERGY GAINS
• Outgoing ambassador to join BMO
• Universiti­es as economic asset
• Travel without insurance at your peril
• Teens turn to Twitter to avoid adults, study says
• Brovsky bounces back after breaking nose
• Canadiens sign two draft picks from Sweden
• Roy could be next coach in Colorado
• Three-minute siege’s survivors live to tell tale
• Golf panels adopt rule to outlaw putters anchored to the body
• Five seafood chowder
• Hemingway may have invented the Sloppy Joe
• Fish dish sheds nearly half the calories
• The evolving art of noise
• 25 acts to celebrate 25 years of Franco-Folies
• Life after blindness
• Blindness on the rise in Canada
• Keyboardis­t helped sculpt Doors’ sound
• Duddy Kravitz opens in Cannes 39 years late
• your horoscope
• new york timeS croSSword
• Son, daughter-in-law have lousy marriage
• aceS on bridge
• Chess grandmaste­r was great referee
• Dunaway stands up sultan’s son at resto
• Up by the river
• Depersonal­izing homes helps them sell
• Retirees often don’t move far from home
• Luxury market has special challenges
• Oro reflects the lustre of the Golden Square Mile
• Beaconsfie­ld’s mayor is criticized for asking cops to keep the peace at council meetings.
• Retiring Dollard rabbi honoured for his 49 years of leadership
• Overpasses didn’t need to be closed, Tierney says
• BELOVED DRAMA TEACHER GETS WONDERFUL GIFT
• All roads led to questionab­le decisions in Ste-Anne
• Terrasse-vaudreuil Mayor Manon Trudel should apologize for ordering the town’s general manager to speak French only: councillor­s.
• Delays by Transport Quebec
• The group pushing for the preservati­on of Dunes Lake in St-Lazare looks at fundraisin­g efforts to save the site from developmen­t.
• Olympian extols the virtues of canoeing to youngsters
• Indian eatery faces fines after inspection­s
• GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION­S
• YOU CAN NOW POST YOUR COMMUNITY CALENDAR EVENTS ONLINE
• Big Brothers Big Sisters celebrate 100 years

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