Montreal Gazette - 2015-05-30

• BILL 20’S BAND-AID SOLUTION
• SHINING A LIGHT ON TEAM CANADA
• Tampa Lightning shuts out Rangers in Game 7 to punch ticket to Stanley Cup Final
• We go to the wild and crazy experts for Fringe Festival picks
• DROPPING THE GLOVES
• SOUVENIRS OF CHEZ NOUS
• Grants help McGill to head cutting-edge concussion centre
• Habs, YM-YWHA join forces to stage 4th annual Hockey de rue fundraisin­g tournament
• A look at the team’s strengths and weaknesses as CFL training camp opens
• Trying to lift local industry from doldrums with a ‘cluster’ concept
• New app lets drivers share when time is left on meters
• Plenty of hidden natural spots in Rio de Janeiro
• MP Peter MacKay’s most unremarkab­le career
• Doctors debate guidelines on tiniest of preemies
• REFERENDUM STRESS TOOK A TOLL ON MALES
• MONTREAL GAZETTE’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• City to give lane on St-Denis to cyclists
• Ships, not drivers, should pay for new Champlain Bridge, Bloc says
• Montreal officer suspended two days over arrest
• CHURCHILL’S LESSONS IN LEADERSHIP
• MacKay’s exit takes out another ‘progressiv­e’ Tory
• Canadian diplomat vouches for son accused in U.S. murder
• The sad and sickening end of a former education superstar
• Chinese artillery spotted on artificial island: U.S.
• MacKay put his foot in it, too
• My days are already full
• MONTREAL DIARY
• HEALTHY HABITS
• Took a salary cut to stay in Montreal
• Punishing doctors is not the answer
• ‘The most brilliant and important battle fought in modern times’
• ENDING A BAD TAX
• St-Henri needs more police on foot
• POLITICS AND OTHER GAMES
• We likely haven’t seen the last of MacKay
• Canada’s colonial history continues to haunt us
• Ether altered the course of medicine
• WHAT CAN YOU GET FOR $350,000 IN MONTREAL?
• CENTRE-SUD DUPLEX FITS BILL
• SKILLS COMPETITIO­N
• MEDIAN PRICES OF DETACHED HOMES ACROSS CANADA AND U.S.
• FROM ROUGH TO RADIANT
• Art is what you make it
• Former GE boss revered and reviled
• ONE FOR THE MONEY
• Downtown Montreal office vacancy rate hits 10-year high
• Harvard grads sleep a lot, and alone
• Generals will be rested, ready for Memorial Cup final
• Impact aims to end 25-game road skid
• ‘Dark day in Zurich’ as Blatter wins FIFA presidency vote
• A-Rod flourishin­g in face of MLB’s attempt to kill career
• Pitchers’ effectiven­ess scored with ‘QoP’
• SATURDAY HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Move out of in-laws’ toxic home, get help
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Don’t try to ‘out’ friend’s husband
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• BODY OF WORK ON EXHIBIT
• CELEBRATIN­G SIMILARITI­ES
• Ever-faithful Habs fan now high on Hogtown
• ROCK SOLID
• Festivals are holding the classical fort
• CONTEMPORA­RY TANGO, WITH STRINGS ATTACHED
• Tyondai Braxton explores the HIVE mind at Mutek
• Closing the book on Artaud
• New Bond novel sees Pussy Galore’s return
• January Jones is in the middle of a food fight
• AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON ( G)
• *LA FAMILLE BÉLIER (G)
• *ALOHA (G)
• PITCH PERFECT 2 (G)
• *SAN ANDREAS 3-D (G)
• TOMORROWLA­ND (G)
• POINTE-CLAIRE OFFERS SCENIC SURROUNDIN­GS, A WIDE RANGE OF ACTIVITIES
• OUTDOOR KITCHENS
• SPRING CLEANING
• FINDING WAYS TO ALLEVIATE THE COST OF HOME OWNERSHIP
• FACTORS TO CONSIDER BEFORE SELLING YOUR HOME
• THE FISH QUESTION
• Food is out there, quality’s all in
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• Life is sweet at McCord Museum’s annual ball
• PALMS IS A CLASSIC RESORT
• CELEBRITY CRUISES

Montreal Gazette - 2015-05-29

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