Montreal Gazette - 2016-02-18

• SUICIDE SHOCKWAVES
• $30 MILLION 150 VICTIMS 42YEARS OF ABUSE
• ERASING JUTRA
• Ottawa is right to hesitate on Bombardier
• Basia Bulat to help kick off Montréal en lumière fest
• Other cities offer possible solutions for regulation
• Pierrefond­s land linked to Mafia can be developed
• Quartier Latin bars open till 6 a.m. for Nuit Blanche
• Court to rule on fate of firm offering pedophile services
• Piccirilli sentence hearing gets beefed-up security
• Parents may as well accept the R-rated world
• Basic income merits closer look in Quebec
• Meeting Al Gore turned Couillard ‘greener than Shrek’, opposition says
• ‘IT’S REALLY A POOR PAPER’
• GRITS LOSE GRACE UNDER PRESSURE
• IN THEIR BID TO RAISE “THE NEXT GENERATION OF MUJAHEDEEN,” AT LEAST FIVE CANADIAN WOMEN HAVE CONCEIVED CHILDREN WITH ISIL FIGHTERS, ACCORDING TO A RADICALIZA­TION RESEARCHER.
• CANADIAN PICKS THE TOP DOG.
• THE ZIKA EFFECT: “HELP! I NEED ABORTION!”
• Defence lessons from Down Under
• Impact star Drogba is ‘back and ready to go’
• Iginla scores twice to give Canadiens another loss
• SOCCER FANS TAKE UMBRAGE
• BIG DEAL FOR BOMBARDIER
• Therrien blames Subban for loss to Avalanche
• Couillard hails sound investment
• SIGNIFICAN­T DATES IN BOMBARDIER’S HISTORY
• Quebec gets union heat for dropping Air Canada lawsuit
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Wife must tell husband she is ready to leave
• Montréal en lumière: Five shows to see
• CELEBRATIN­G QUEBEC CINEMA
• HANDLER OPENS UP
• SHATNER LAUNCHES A MUSICAL VOYAGE
• Would a running buddy give you an advantage?
• What happens after kissing Harry Potter?
• Winslet stands up against critics

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