Montreal Gazette - 2015-10-31

• OUR ELDERCARE CHALLENGE
• A QUEBEC REGION IN TURMOIL
• Impact battles Habs for fans on Sunday
• NEW ACTOR, FAMILIAR VOICE
• Chefs reinvent casse-croûte at Chez Tousignant
• Trudeau assures Israel Canada will be a friend
• Rhéaume proud to have inspired people
• New radiation therapy shows promise during trial stage
• Nation’s one-child policy has left deep scars
• Advance polls open Sunday in 4 provincial byelection­s
• Weise’s hat trick drives Habs to victory
• Kanuk brand is getting a makeover
• War crimes reverberat­e in Centaur’s Butcher
• WE’RE ONLY AT THE DAWN OF THIS NEW AGE OF DRONES
• Boil-water advisory in Villeray after water-main break
• MUHC breast cancer trial shows promise
• Troubling data on religious tolerance: poll
• Psychiatri­st says Turcotte aware he was hurting his son
• TIME TO RELOAD THAT OPUS CARD AND GET MOVING
• Victim testifies he thought he would die during arrest
• Gynecologi­st facing sex complaints to keep practising
• Three tracks link downtown, Montreal West
• Man who escaped in helicopter pleads guilty to murder conspiracy
• SOWING DOUBT
• WHO comes under fire
• TURKEY AT A CROSSROADS
• She was a quiet person. She didn’t give no problem. She was by herself, with her book.
• Violence continues in Jerusalem, West Bank
• TRIAGE IN THE WILD
• 10 SPECIES AT-RISK
• A betrayal of trust
• INNOVATIVE APPROACH HELPS YOUNG STUDENTS LEARN FRENCH
• Iraq training mission should grow as Canada pulls aircraft
• CHECKING PUTIN’S POWER PLAYS
• Nations promote peace plan for Syria
• Dissident artist’s Lego project gains support
• ISIL’s German rapper killed
• Former Tory adviser criticizes Harper campaign’s tactics
• MONTREAL DIARY
• PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST
• LET’S INVEST IN BETTER BUS SERVICE
• WHAT IF THEY WERE WHITE?
• Let’s invest in the next generation
• Young American discovered an unexpected calling
• TRUDEAU NEEDS TO CRACK THE SENATE CONUNDRUM
• The low point in the high-flying magic career of Harry Houdini
• COLOURFUL LANGUAGE
• N.D.G. DUPLEX COMES ALIVE
• THE DISH ABYSS
• NEW SIDING, COLOURS HELP
• Protect yourself from carbon monoxide
• EXPOS GM-IN-WAITING?
• SOS GOES OUT TO FEDS
• Ottawa urged to join CSeries rescue
• Service and trailblazi­ng by phone
• A railway that defined the country’s image
• Trudeau and the $10M lifetime tax bill
• Time to confront concussion­s
• Soulmates on a slippery slope
• ALS’ BOWMAN MAKES MOST OF ANY OPPORTUNIT­Y
• All Blacks veteran has overcome slew of injuries
• NEW OVERTIME FORMAT HAVING DESIRED EFFECT
• Mets’ pitchers are doubling up as sartorial consultant­s
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Providing daycare is in-laws’ prerogativ­e
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Say bye to fiancé with roving eye
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• DARKNESS IN SHECHTER’S SUN
• SUCCESS OVERDUE
• HOUSES OF THE DAMNED
• ‘I left all the sexual stuff to Monroe’
• Walk on the bile side
• Górecki’s Third Symphony has second coming
• Globetrott­ers get their Stomp on
• Smith: Good riddance, Downton
• Barrymore’s stories leap off the page
• A SLICE OF MODERN LIFE
• Book reveals Canadian tale behind Winnie-the-Pooh
• Tolkien’s annotated map of Middle-earth found
• Picture book breathes life into ballerina’s life, dance and career
• FINAL PHASE OF ONZE DE LA GARE
• A NEW LOOK ...
• REAL ESTATE PROFILE
• TAPPING INTO NEW FAUCETS AND SINKS
• DOS AND DON’TS OF KITCHEN REMODELLIN­G
• A LOOK AT WHAT’S NEW IN HOME THEATRES
• From flapper to Fred Flintstone
• TASTING MENU HAS IT ALL
• FINDING FUN IN FEAR
• THE FORTIFIED WINES OF THE ROUSSILLON
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• Time to taste an alternativ­e to port
• Lise Watier gala benefit turns up heat
• EASTER ISLAND’S MAJESTIC MOAI
• CAPITALIZI­NG ON CREEPINESS
• OFFBEAT DELICACIES
• PALM BEACH IS HOME TO RICH AND FAMOUS
• BRITISH CAPTAINS WANT IN ON ‘WEDDINGS AT SEA’
• STONEHURST MANOR SAYS BIENVENUE

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