Montreal Gazette - 2013-08-28

• ROLLING INTO TOWN
• FOOD BANKS evolve into centres inspiring true change.
• Council focuses on perilous materials
• Teen brain primed for addiction
• Prevention begins with education
• Syria dilemma: U.S. wonders how far it should go to punish regime.
• Montreal homes more affordable in 2nd quarter, but resales lag.
• New film argues English poses threat to French in Montreal.
• Our town is awesome
• Stash of PCBS shocks Pointe-claire
• ‘We were never in the loop’: Neighbours angry at toxic ‘time bomb’
• Time for Trudeau to get off the pot and offer a policy to Canadians
• Legalizing marijuana would have economic implicatio­ns in Canada
• The kids are online
• 11th edition of car-free day will really be car-free
• ‘When you change country, you change country’
• Murder convict gets parole nine years early
• Group faces extraditio­n to U.S. for fraud
• Cancer tests twice as fast
• Obesity ups risk of death from flu: study
• Impairment­s studied in youngest preemies
• Canadian fugitive creating racist enclave in U.S.
• Serge Joyal tackles reform issue
• Tory senator denies role in Mike Duffy repayment scandal
• Illegal tobacco trade flourishes on reserves: RCMP
• Maple bacon jam blamed for illnesses
• Netanyahu doubts negotiator: report
• Authoritie­s sought info on Facebook users
• Harper, Obama discuss Syria
• FBI tried to discredit King after speech
• The power of democratic change:
• Dealing effectivel­y with bullying requires tolerance
• Cities need to know of hazardous rail cargoes
• Trudeau’s candour on pot is refreshing
• Autistic children and their families need more support
• U.S. faces debt precipice again
• BMO, Scotiabank post strong profits, backed by loan volumes
• U.S. stimulus removal called good for Canada
• Failure to disclose costs home’s seller $84,000
• Mail volumes eroding at ‘accelerate­d pace’
• Cyclicals will lead as bond yields rise
• U.S. rally will spread – in time
• Worries over syria send TSX lower
• NDP wants Ottawa to fix caisse pop tax problem
• Deslaurier­s rewarded for ‘best game as a pro’
• Camp breaks with Games plan
• Gallagher focused on avoiding sophomore slump
• Raonic advances, Pospisil fumes over umpire’s call
• Arsenal’s Champions League run extended to 16th year
• N.D.G. depot is more than a food bank
• It’s oyster-slurping time again as festival in the Old Port celebrates its fifth anniversar­y
• Lobster roll is Lucille’s signature dish
• Mac & cheese and so much more
• Five new ready-to-eat meals for $4.99
• Grilled Ratatouill­e Salad
• A dash of Flemish flavour
• Resentment­s fill the empty space
• Closed Circuit offers smart, edgy suspense
• Your horoscope
• New york times crossword
• Athlete still traumatize­d by coach’s actions
• Aces on bridge
• He gave Star Wars its look
• Folksinger became woman at age 76
• Producer displayed obsession with rapture
• Elaine Lui gets Social on her new talk show
• Small-town life in the heart of the island
• Old Montreal condos to begin selling this fall
• Old tires make an ideal pavement material
• Job brings mother and daughter together
• Well-known gay activist runs for seat on PointeClai­re council.
• Pierrefond­s-roxboro residents to decide condo’s fate
• AMT parking lots targeted by car thieves
• EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN AT HUDSON MUSEUM
• Was it really worth all the bother of demerging?
• Elm extension plan in Beaconsfie­ld scrapped
• Local rocker is no stranger to multi-tasking
• New commercial developmen­t project on Cameron in Hudson to include spot for a new restaurant.
• Subsidy program helps ease wood-stove eco-concerns
• Pardi still awaits appeals
• Referendum to be held on Senneville planning bylaws
• Love of soccer started in Egypt
• VOLUNTEERS
• NOW THERE’S A NEW WAY TO TELL US ABOUT YOUR EVENT
• Dorval’s sell-off of old street signs a success
• Bird observator­y in race for funding
• Yellow fish program makes splash in Pierrefond­s with help from Scouts
• Public tender for pool in Pierrefond­s step closer

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