Montreal Gazette - 2015-02-18

• UNEARTHING HOCHELAGA
• Sprinklers to be mandatory in Quebec seniors’ homes
• Inspector general to keep eye on $ 50M in contracts
• SHINING A LIGHT ON FINE DINING
• SWEET SOUNDS
• Libya a gateway to Europe, missives disclose
• Tokarski gets start in goal vs. Senators
• Magnotta expected to drop appeal of conviction
• Lack of top companies created in Quebec
• Jewish Defense League gets cold reception
• McGill names Ronald Hilaire head football coach
• Denmark saw no signs of planned attacks
• SUICIDE’S AFTERSHOCK­S AFFECT FAMILY, FRIENDS
• MONTREAL GAZETTE’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• AMT to order 23 new cars
• National Assembly dean offers support to Cloutier for PQ leadership
• Bastien gets 50 months for role in son’s death
• Couillard fends off critics in debate over secular values
• ‘ My anger ... will never pass’
• Strip searches of students OK: Bolduc
• City panel recommends fight against community mailboxes
• Roundtable offers hope to heartbroke­n families
• ‘ YANQUIS’ SET TO STORM CUBA’S BEACHES
• LULL ON THE FAR RIGHT
• Ukraine has U. S. arms: Putin
• Fiery crash heats up U. S. push for oil-by- rail rules
• TERROR PLANS KEPT SHIFTING, COURT TOLD
• One last plot for any ex- spy
• ‘ Sexsomniac’ acquitted of assaulting daughter
• Open- access journals offer alternativ­e
• Psychiatri­c in- patient beds are important for many reasons
• A $ 75B commitment to infrastruc­ture
• Fanaticism and the PQ cause
• Making excuses for anti- vaxxers
• AT PATIENTS’ EXPENSE
• The right to strike is fundamenta­l
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Abusive sister- in- law is not welcome at home
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• A HEALTHY SPIN ON A STAPLE
• COMEDY ENCORE
• Lemon- herb butter salmon with makes for an easy dinner
• Bread enters golden age as Cinnamon French Toast
• Asparagus, broccoli among top picks right now
• Free snacking starts Thursday at Montréal en lumière fest
• Enough sex, more violence: Dornan to try an action film
• Hudson Village Theatre reaching out to a wider audience
• Working- class lifestyle shaped his best poems
• Oscar- worthy spread for night with the stars
• Spy show shines light on Canadian history
• Tiger’s troubles run deeper than injury or his age
• STUFF YOUR SORRY IN A SACK
• WORDS OF WOZ- DOM
• Habs defence is solid, but offence struggling
• Opportunit­y comes knocking for Leafs’ Panik, call- ups
• Cavani’s equalizer rescues point for PSG against Blues
• ‘ Major turnaround’ for Rona
• Swim shops try to stay afloat
• Nemaska Lithium gets $ 12.9- million federal grant
• Drop in oil and loonie shifts growth from West to East
• From startup to pop culture conqueror
• Hydro cuts trees despite protests
• Teens sought for bone density project
• Dorval plans assault against beetles
• Popular Pointe- Claire ob- gyn suspended
• Have your say on Dorval’s master plan
• What will become of the Pointe- Claire Target store?
• An evening at an auction is a good night out, even for ex- mayors
• Well- timed strike bolsters case for Train de l’Ouest
• Kirkland to appeal order to refund $ 203,000 in taxes
• Digital versions of magazines prove a big hit
• Hope is beginning to fade for Dorval Municipal Golf course
• Dollard teen No. 1 in Quebec piano exam
• FROZEN OUT OF SNOWMAN RECORD
• Off Island comes into focus
• Rigaud applies for change to town status
• Hudson food firm hopes to whet appetites on Den
• Hudson prepares to crown its ‘ Queen of All the Irish’
• SELF-HELP AND SUPPORT
• VOLUNTEERS
• CHILDREN AND TEENS
• Ste- Anne set to build T- intersecti­on

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