Montreal Gazette - 2015-05-09

• CHANGING FACE OF STE-CATHERINE
• PETERS GOES EQUATORIAL
• AN EXAMPLE TO CHERISH
• Canadians are ready to vote in NDP majority: Mulcair
• Gutsy, resilient Canadiens don’t know meaning of word ‘quit’
• Three designers share ideas to redesign the look of flower boxes
• Elderly doctor alleges discrimina­tion by Collège
• New complex still not complete and final price tag balloons to $52.6 million
• City program to help businesses to renovate buildings, handle roadwork
• Jazz festival to feature musical tribute to director Baz Luhrmann
• Festival Trans-Amériques’ delivers wide, internatio­nal scope
• Ex-Canadien Theodore lauds Price’s growth in nets
• TAXIS FALLING BEHIND COMPETITIO­N
• MONTREAL GAZETTE’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• UNDOCUMENT­ED MOTHER SUFFERS
• PQ’s Ouellet fights for sovereignt­y
• UPAC arrests city firefighte­r
• Man says he is not guilty of breaking peace bond
• ‘Rest in peace my little family’
• Anti-gay culture permeates sports life
• NO TIME TO SAVOUR HIS WIN
• Montreal wig shop has survived decades of changing styles
• Changing wigs for changing times
• SOME HAIR-RAISING FACTS ABOUT WIGS
• Chinese banks a haven for web counterfei­ts
• WHAT WILL REPLACE FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS?
• WARTIME MEMORIES LAST A LIFETIME
• MONTREAL DIARY
• A CITY OF WRITERS
• FOR ARMENIANS, FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS OF PRE- GENOCIDE LIFE ARE RARE
• Canadians eat poutine and butter tarts on the chesterfie­ld
• BOOST ROLE FOR DADS
• A NEW CHALLENGE FOR PKP
• Moms confront a societal blind spot
• Let’s abandon the myth of the lazy Greek
• A TELLING DAY FOR HARPER
• Teflon-coated ‘Happy Pan’ brought joy, fear
• SEAL OF APPROVAL
• FINE-TUNING A FOREVER HOME
• POWER PLAY
• N.D.G. couple ‘make do’ in small space
• Shower under blue skies
• ‘Child of the enemy’
• Five-day ceasefire in Yemen starts May 12, Saudi official declares
• EVEN FRIENDLY ADVICE HAS A PRICE
• Amid the bombs, cellist reminds Iraqis of beauty
• IN DEFENCE OF LAVIGNE
• PLAYING MIND GAMES
• Aritzia puts on ritz for downtown flagship launch
• Alta. pumping jobs despite oil plunge
• When it comes to flowers, Mom wins
• ‘I LOVE THE SPORT AND MISSED IT’
• Women’s World Cup set to own the country
• SATURDAY HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Get help for sister with a hoarding problem
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Mothers’ work is invaluable
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• WELCOME TO CANADASSIM­O
• SHONIBARE’S EXQUISITE ART
• MUSICAL DELIVERANC­E
• The status of streaming in the classical realm
• Who’s been sleeping in Chris Brown’s bed?
• VARIATIONS ON A THEME
• HOW TO BUILD THE BEST INHERITANC­E
• Enigmatic, unnerving thriller has what it takes to become a sci-fi cult film
• Stella has two fathers — and that’s perfectly OK
• Thieves worth rooting for
• POOL SCHOOL
• COMMUNITY SNAPSHOT
• REAL ESTATE PROFILE
• SCALING BACK
• MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR VACATION HOME
• CONTAINER GARDEN BASICS
• PAMPERED IN CAMBODIA
• WOWED AGAIN
• Unravellin­g the mystery of Burgundy
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• A tasting of the Mâconnais
• Putting a little spring in our steps at MAC
• Credit cards not required
• TREMBLANT WELCOMES SUMMER
• ECCENTRIC EUROPE
• Crashing waves meet fine food at Gansevoort
• ÎLE DU HAVRE AUBERT IS A STAR
• PIZZA-MAKING IN THE HEART OF TUSCANY

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