Montreal Gazette - 2015-11-05

• Quebec back in the action
• St. Mary’s might need to replace surgical tools
• THE FINANCIAL CONUNDRUM
• ART IMITATES ACTOR’S LIFE
• END OF LIFE
• A living history of Canada’s war effort a century later
• WHO’S WHO: A LOOK AT THE SIX QUEBECERS
• Law prof will oversee Val-d’Or probe
• Marois report calls for clampdown on hostile talk radio
• Quebec still on high alert after bomb threats at schools
• Turcotte’s call to mother a sort of suicide note, psychiatri­st testifies
• New government’s first goal: income-tax changes
• ‘THINGS ARE VERY SAD’
• ‘I didn’t kill Melonie,’ Cleon said. ‘I didn’t hurt Melonie. I never hurt Melonie.’
• Mulcair takes blame for NDP’s defeat
• Making sure those golden years aren’t broke years
• Sajjan takes helm at defence
• EXPERIENCI­NG A DIGITAL WORLD IN LATER LIFE
• New veterans minister has faced hurdles
• DAY OF FIRSTS, FILLED WITH SURPRISES
• Women take on priority portfolios in cabinet
• The fallout for police
• BAILOUT IS TOO GENEROUS
• MEN STILL RULE THE COMMITTEES
• English needs a new champion in the Townships
• HARD LUCK HITS OILERS
• VALEANT INVESTIGAT­ION
• DEFENCE SHINES AS IMPACT GETS A LEG UP ON COLUMBUS
• Production from Canadiens’ top line has fallen on hard times recently
• Als’ Popp vows to return to sideline
• Future of Marsh uncertain after costly turnover
• Greinke opts for free agency
• Not the way Calvillo drew it up
• Argonauts hoping to right ship vs. Bombers
• Who will step up as league’s top rookie?
• Browns look doomed as they head to unbeaten Cincinnati
• Bell now nation’s largest TV provider
• Bombardier dodges CSeries blow on aid for buyer AirBaltic
• Narrowing trade deficit bodes well for growth
• How a children’s TV station emerged as a digital force
• Canadian startups target wearables for elite athletes
• Uranium bonds roar back to top
• U.S. rejects Trans-Canada’s request to suspend Keystone XL review
• Chinese economy, U.S. rate hike are big 2016 risks
• Saudis give up wheat dreams, hike imports
• VW continues to feel sting of scandal
• U.K. plan for Internet snooping law criticized
• Montréal en lumière reveals arts lineup
• LICENCE TO EXPIRE?
• BLAMING BERRY
• LOOKING FOR ART IN UNLIKELY PLACES
• Here’s your chance to put words in Dion’s mouth
• Bond producers hope to ‘hang on’ to Craig
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Disabled mom is taking a toll on adult daughter
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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