Montreal Gazette - 2015-08-08

• Man charged with first- degree murder in the death of his pregnant partner
• FIGHTING ISIS IS A CALLING
• Sam makes history, but his team fails to deliver against Redblacks
• May unafraid to take on the mighty
• Eugenie Bouchard needs more than a coaching change, Pat Hickey says
• Cultural celebratio­n isn’t just for the many Montrealer­s with ties to la patria
• Herbalist Marie Provost’s story reflects growth of plant- based healing
• Former mayor Tremblay knew about illegal party financing, UPAC says
• Blue Jays general manager rooted in Montreal
• Prisoners can watch porn on TV
• Iran nuclear deal good for Syria
• Three charged in fight that led to two deaths
• PRINT
• WEB
• TABLE T
• SMARTPHONE
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• MONTREAL GAZETTE’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• FOR THE RECORD
• WEATHER
• LOTTERIES
• Anti- calèche group pans city’s report on horses
• SHOWING THEIR ITALIAN SIDE
• Hells Angels accused Martin convicted, sentenced, freed
• Just for Cats fest places felines in spotlight
• Total words spoken by each participan­t
• Uses of the word ‘ recession’
• Number of tweets about debate
• Uses of the phrase ‘ let me be clear/ let’s be clear’
• Most Twitter followers gained by a leader
• Bikers force beefed- up security around Harper
• THE FOREVER CAMPAIGN
• AT A GLANCE
• Israel confronts terrorists within
• FLIGHT 370 SEARCH EXPANDED
• GOP DEBATE TAKEAWAYS
• Lethal fentanyl profiting gangs in Western Canada
• Rome next stop for Ohio girl losing eyesight
• U. S. suspects Russia of hacking Pentagon
• Blogger country’s fourth killed this year
• Seven dead in Islamic extremist attack
• Afghan president condemns truck bomb
• Life sentence for theatre shooter
• Thais given harsh terms for insulting monarchy
• HIV survival rates show need for strategy: expert
• DEATH IN THE DARDANELLE­S
• The mystery of the gassed driver
• Van, taxi latest N. Y. lodging options for visitors
• I NEARLY KNOCKED OVER PIERRE TRUDEAU
• RECONCILIN­G MY SEXUAL AND CULTURAL IDENTITIES
• MY COMING OUT: STORIES ON CAMERA
• City has played host to huge congresses
• HITTING THE RIGHT NOTE
• A platter of summery delights
• MY MOTHER’S LOVE MADE ME STRONG
• YES, BISEXUALIT­Y IS A REAL THING
• Two- spirit holds a special place in community
• FAMILY LETTERS FROM THE ’ 70S
• A TEACHER’S WARNING KEPT ME SILENT
• War was raging in the Montreal area in the late 1600s
• REIN IN CALÈCHES
• Building Montreal Stores and the 375th
• All war’s victims should be honoured
• Front- runners played defence
• TransCanad­a shows lack of commitment
• Emissions pact would hurt all Canadians
• Montréal … je t’aime. Lots.
• Catching some rays could help your heart
• MAKING AN ENTRANCE
• RANDOM SAMPLER
• FINDING LOVE IN VERDUN
• CALI VIBE IS HIP, HAPPY
• Making upholstere­d headboard an easy do- it- yourself project
• Create Zen living space for down time
• Young tradespeop­le will be building our future world
• SHELTER
• Making a dated ’ 50s semi pop
• HOUSE WARMING
• RESOLUTE UNLEASHES AD CAMPAIGN
• Heroux- Devtek to hike workforce for Boeing contract
• LEXUS’S HOVERBOARD TAKES OFF
• SURGE IN $ 20M HAWAII HOMES
• Job growth steady on both sides of border
• Shadow banking draws Canadians where U. S. banks are warned away
• Telus income slips 10%, beats estimates
• WestJet vote shows law makes it hard to unionize
• A LOOK AT SOME RECENT ATTEMPTS TO FORM UNIONS
• Railroads lagging on safety upgrade
• Shale giant sees ‘ significan­t’ decline in U. S. oil production
• Wearable technology creeps into the workplace
• Why investors have to adopt new tactics
• Financial literacy is key for university- bound students
• Office thermostat is set for men’s comfort, report says
• POWER OUTAGE
• MAKING WAVES
• Impact hopes to win against top squad
• Montreal can learn valuable lessons from Red Bulls draw
• Bernier asks for time away after wife blasts coach
• Mayor trades tennis strokes with top Canadian Raonic
• Officials silent on Kane probe
• Smith, Harris share a bond
• GM DESJARDINS MAKING MOST OF SECOND CHANCE
• ‘ Baseball gods’ smiling on Jays at right time
• ‘ Iron and steel’ character helps reliever Osuna in closer role
• BAUTISTA HOMER GIVES JAYS WIN IN 10
• Stewart sued in death crash
• Draft pick signs with Swiss league
• Furyk pulls away at Bridgeston­e
• She’s making the most of every day
• Olympics the goal for Canada’s women
• United’s path goes through Belgium
• PASS THE MIC
• FAITH NO MORE’S REINCARNAT­ION
• WORLD- CLASS ATTRACTION
• Muppets take the cake at Aniston wedding bash
• HEAVY MONTRÉAL
• UNIVERSITY STUDENTS VS. STREET ARTISTS
• AT A GLANCE
• Yiddish classic brings director back to old haunt
• Cumberbatc­h takes on ultimate challenge with role of Hamlet
• AT A GLANCE
• Unpredicta­ble edge adds to the tension
• Assembling Lego art, one brick at a time
• AT A GLANCE
• Fantastic Four try again for franchise footing
• Hollywood overcoming stigma about mental illness
• DUO WILL BE MISSED
• REWRITING HISTORY
• A trio of paperbacks for animal lovers
• SATURDAY HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Stop being critical of daughter- in- law
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ALAN LEE’SCRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO.005
• SUDOKU
• JUMBLE
• WHAT ZIT?
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• ‘ Train’ husband as you would a child to use seatbelt while in a car
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• LUXURY GETAWAY EVOLVES
• PROTECT YOUR EYES
• Keep your mitts off my fries
• CLEF DES CHAMPS
• Creative cocktails set the pace at Brïz
• BRÏZ
• MY FAVOURITE PLACES TO VISIT AND WHAT MAKES THEM GREAT
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• ONE- WORD LOVE NOTE
• My selfie wedding
• Rise of the Instagram- happy aristo- model
• CHIC SHADES
• SINISTER PLOTS SPROUT IN POISON GARDEN
• A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT
• CHRISTMAS CRUISES
• IF YOU GO
• Visitors can brush up on Napoleon in Paris
• IF YOU GO
• Site rates the festival experience
• PHIL’S PICKS OF THE WEEK
• IF YOU GO

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