Montreal Gazette - 2014-04-05

• RIVALS IN FUR:
• THESE 10 CHEFS
• SOCIAL MEDIA
• René Bruemmer
• The Gazette’s view: The Couillard Liberals deserve a majority government.
• Judge agrees valid candidate is also a valid voter. But others lose their case.
• These swing ridings and hot candidates are the ones to watch on Monday night.
• ‘An unspeakabl­e mess’
• I want a Quebec where ‘nous’ again means all of us
• Student who voted in last election struck from list
• GREATER MONTREAL AREA
• THE REGIONS
• Pundits dissect PQ election strategy
• Marois tours Lac-Mégantic as new businesses open
• ‘Trust us,’ Marois says when asked about charter
• Couillard focuses on PQ’s backyard
• Union Montreal struggles to regain party status
• Lachine shooting victim a drug ‘queen-pin’
• Vrai changement party misses report deadline
• Quebec separatism is all but dead
• Measles outbreak may be ‘time bomb,’ doctor warns
• Everything’s shipshape for military procuremen­t, defence department says
• Lev Tahor families scolded for fleeing before ruling
• Popular children more likely to share, study finds
• Victim advocates question end of spousal immunity
• Tweed’s budding business hits snag with RCMP
• Canadians clash over Obamacare
• Crimean takeover harms addicts
• Dutch not sure where to return historic exhibition
• Europe’s space agency launches new satellite
• Canadian reporter a leader in field
• Security is tight for Afghanista­n’s election
• U.S. gun store tied to another Fort Hood shooting
• Bush takes up artistic mission
• Haiti follows internatio­nal treaty on human traffickin­g and adoptions
• What Putin, Yanukovych, gave to PM
• CLASS TRIP a life-changer
• The mystique of parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
• Local candidates refuse to be bullied
• Lloyd C. Douglas got his start here
• As voting day approaches
• Let’s work closely after the election to unify Quebec
• Sovereignt­y isn’t what it used to be: It would bring less power, not more
• Sordid saga renews doubt of PM’s judgment
• The deeper bad news for the PQ
• Unions balk at Air Transat staffing plans
• Youth employment shows encouragin­g trend
• Grocery price wars bring unappetizi­ng choices
• Economy creates 42,900 new jobs
• Judge proposes class-action lawsuit against Lululemon be dismissed
• FUR FIGHT Dwindling industry laments competing trade shows
• Canada known around world for quality fur
• Ottawa’s new digital strategy panned by critics
• Home-style good sense
• U.S. meat groups get second crack at label rules
• MARKETS SLIDE AMID SOUR U.S. JOBS OUTLOOK
• The ladies who power lunch
• Craft beer for the jet set
• Air Canada shares up 25 per cent
• Habs roar back after spotting Sens a field goal
• ‘We’re ready for the playoffs’
• Mixed emotions about ’89 Cup
• THIS WEEK’S HI/O SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
• Canucks GM Gillis takes shot at Torts
• Offence numbers on upswing
• CBC rooting for Maple Leafs to make playoffs
• PAT’S NOTEBOOK
• Will Montrealer­s cheer: ‘Go, Jays, go!’?
• On the Tube
• Deep pockets don’t necessaril­y help Blue Jays
• Bouchard rallies to conquer Jankovic
• Garcia soars into Houston Open lead
• Red Bull making a scary turnaround
• F1 champion Schumacher showing ‘moments of consciousn­ess’: manager
• Literature that’s short and tweet
• Appearing at a parish hall near you?
• Plasson and OSM propose a French toast
• Pay-TV picks up networks’ slack
• Sister Act (Rock’n nonne) a stellar performanc­e
• Behind the café
• McConaughe­y, Harrelson seek new posse for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
• A romp through the archives
• Doc maker dishes on movie that never was
• Softer side of Marie Antoinette
• GZA followed unlikely path to McGill lecture
• A Barracuda on the attack
• Air India novel looks at the power of grief
• Four seasons celebrated in verse, pictures
• A house hidden in the hills
• Home inspection­s benefit both buyers and owners,
• Modest changes can bring contentmen­t,
• Paintings have priority in this Plateau home
• Easy ways to mix fabrics
• Le 215 Redfern
• Community snapshot: Town of Mount Royal
• Don’t let e-waste jeopardize your security
• Investing in wood flooring
• A MAGICAL RIDE IN Hawaii
• PALM SPRINGS
• Canada’s latest must-see destinatio­ns.
• Beach and surf will draw you in
• Five free ways to experience Boston’s rich history
• Touring the great and glorious game
• Royal Caribbean serves up ‘dynamic dining’
• Revere revolution­izes Boston hotel scene
• Meandering through Mendoza
• Chasing winter all the way to the Andes
• Pretty in pink
• Eat like an Egyptian
• Really old-school diet seems to get results
• A pill could cure jet lag: scientists
• Simple environs, complex cuisine
• Five tasty suggestion­s to seek out for sampling
• TV Crossword
• THIS WEEK’S TOP TV TIPS
• saturday’s horoscope
• new york timeS croSSword
• Father sets poor example for his young son
• aceS on bridge
• The Sunday New York Times Crossword
• Breaking ties an extreme action
• sunday’s Horoscope

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