Montreal Gazette - 2016-02-16

• IVF’S BOTTOM LINE
• A law in limbo, a mother’s appeal
• Calls for public inquiry over St. Mary’s death
• FLOATING LIKE A BUTTERFLY
• CONTRECOEU­R
• NEW POLICY ON PARKING
• BOOK CLAIM
• The lack of women in science: ‘A wicked problem’
• Barrette pledges $150M to expand Heart Institute
• Petrolia CEO demands Anticosti deal be honoured
• Goldie’s bar has permit suspended over violence
• Electronic logs coming to buses, trucks by 2017
• Religious freedom ambassador gets temporary reprieve
• Walk to work exposes shortcomin­gs in urban layout and design
• HELPING THE ANIMALS
• JUDGE GRANTS CHINESE BOY NEW HEARING
• Mulcair, NDP in for a fight
• POPE’S VISIT CELEBRATES INDIGENOUS CULTURES, ENVIRONMEN­TAL RESPECT
• HOW DID SCALIA DIE?
• WHEN SCALIA DEBATED BINNIE
• Analysts predict bleak Bombardier quarter
• Canada must step up game
• Mood of Canadian investors uneasy
• New mortgage rules kick in, with aim to cool hottest markets
• Child-support payments not open-ended
• PIRATES OF THE INTERNET
• Als’ Muamba could become casualty of the salary cap
• Displaced by ISIL, Iraqi soccer player off to Rio
• Disappoint­ed Mickelson says he will bounce back
• REBUILDING QB’S IMAGE WON’T BE EASY
• Winners and losers from NBA All-Star Weekend
• GAGNON SMILES FOR GOOD REASON
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• MASSIMADI FESTIVAL HEATS UP
• BACK TO 11.22.63
• Sometimes phoning it in can be helpful
• It’s all about Kanye, says Kanye
• Coogan puts death penalty on trial in Shepherds and Butchers
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Business partner becoming a liability

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