Montreal Gazette - 2016-09-03

• CABOT SQUARE’S GENTLE HELPERS
• CITY ‘GIVING LIFE TO WALLS’
• STRONG SENSE OF PRIDE
• Mother Teresa set to complete her journey to sainthood
• Donoghue, Alexis, Atwood top our fall reading list
• Struggling Ferrari returns home for Italian Grand Prix
• Frite Alors! workers demand better pay and conditions
• It has been a rotten week for Canadian tennis players
• Injection sites plan caught in bureaucrat­ic limbo
• Province’s lesser-known meat pie endures
• Assault sentence on hold pending appeal
• St. Albans, Vt., re-energized by makeover
• AN EXCITING BRUSH WITH DEATH
• French exams for doctors to be reworked
• Old Port workers reject new contract
• Laval doctor gets six-month suspension for 2010 incident
• WHAT’S OPEN AND CL OSED ON LABOUR DAY
• Cabot Square Project sees cultural shift in city
• The Parti Québécois leadership campaign hangs on a poll
• MILLENNIAL­S’ LABOURS
• The importance of kindness
• Canada’s well-being is tied to pipeline
• THE PROBLEM OF PEACEKEEPI­NG
• THERE WAS BASKETBALL WITH YAO MING AND THERE WAS MONTREAL SMOKED MEAT, BUT AS THE PRIME MINISTER CONTINUED HIS VISIT TO CHINA, THE ISSUE OF SECURITY IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA STILL HASN’T COME UP.
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT SYRIA TOURISM
• Man on terror peace bond had assault rifle
• Prison isn’t the right place for Budd
• PC culture rears its ugly head
• Greenpeace wins one battle
• Quebec rakes in more income taxes
• GEEKS IN DEMAND
• Quebec cannot block web access: CRTC
• Bombardier gets final instalment of Quebec’s US$1B for CSeries
• Retailers scramble as shipper bankruptcy puts goods in limbo
• What to expect from Apple’s ‘7th’ event
• Iraq leads way for increased OPEC output
• CHARGED UP + READY TO GO
• RANDOM SAMPLER
• PLATEAU ‘POSTAGE STAMP'
• FRAMING MEMORIES
• Check off this list before closing cottage
• Smaller apple trees growing into popular option
• Perk up interior with a coffee station
• Rememberin­g the way they were
• Game theory expert won Nobel Prize
• Character actor known for Coen Brothers films
• Autocratic president gripped Uzbekistan for 27 years
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Work, politics don’t mix
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE FITTING JOBS
• Tipping servers is not optional
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• Als’ season is blowing up in Popp’s face as losses mount
• SHARP ON THE LINKS
• TAKING THE FAST TRACK TO SUCCESS
• Montrealer out on day of upsets in Repentigny
• Canada needs miracle to stay in World Cup hunt
• Chance to make more hockey magic
• Paralympic prep looks good but perception problems remain
• Reinforcem­ents for Jays’ pennant push
• GENDER, RACE AND SEXUALITY
• BEAULIEU ELECTRIFIE­S IN J’AIME HYDRO
• Montrealer’s picture book is family-friendly
• Carmina Burana again (and again)
• SHARING HIS STORY AND HIS STRUGGLES
• Fresh blood for Game of Thrones
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• FOMO prevents you from living in present
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• FOR BIRDERS AND SCUBA DIVERS
• THE CHEF’S TASTE RULES
• WHAT I DRANK ON MY SUMMER VACATION
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• CLUES ON EASTER ISLAND
• Montreal-born priest was martyred for faith
• PROPERTIES LIKE A HOTEL
• FUN ON A BUDGET
• A WORLD OF EXOTIC YACHTING SPLENDOUR
• Warming up to Holland America’s southern coastal destinatio­ns
• San Diego’s SeaWorld offers discount for Canadian residents

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