Montreal Gazette - 2016-09-20

• Barrette looking for the gold standard
• BLUNT MESSAGE FROM GARBER
• Tense return to classes at St-Hyacinthe high school
• MAKING AN IMPRESSION
• Aldo woos tech-savvy generation Z consumers
• Popp moves out as coach, Chapdelain­e moves up
• Police arrest New York City bombing suspect after shootout
• Honour for MacGill delights family
• ‘Unbelievab­le moment’ for Kaytranada
• Fundraiser targets millennial­s
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Canada’s buffer against nativism
• Liberals to study ban on face coverings
• Barrette reneged on agreement, say Quebec pharmacist­s
• Richler gazebo vandalized
• ‘It was a weird place to see bullets’: witness
• Lisée picks up much needed 5th MNA
• The PQ seems to be dying off with boomers
• Cynics are wrong about Arts degrees’ value
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Trudeau renews interest in UN
• WORKERS WITHOUT BORDERS: ON THE MURKY DEALINGS THAT CHARACTERI­ZE THE WAY MANY LOW-PAID TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKERS HAVE COME TO CANADA SINCE 2002, WHEN A NEW STREAM WAS CREATED.
• ‘Harper’ a popular refrain as question period returns
• Ex-StatsCan chief doubts independen­ce promise
• Grits take heat for retreat on climate targets
• Liberals face challenge over seat on Top Court
• ‘RUSTY’ RIVERS OF THE NORTH
• Speaker’s traditiona­l chair too unwieldy to relocate
• Airstrikes hit UN aid convoy inside Syria
• ‘Profiling’ needed to fight terrorism: Trump
• PROTESTS OVER DELAYED VOTE LEAVE AT LEAST 17 DEAD IN CAPITAL
• Turkey’s ongoing denial of genocide
• The high cost of minimum wage
• COOL PRICE CAN CHILL U.S.
• TESLA FACES LAWSUITS
• Montreal company launches smart bra to help train runners
• OWING $1,800 IN TAXES CAN LEAD TO INSTALMENT PAYMENTS
• Gahcho Kue mine to help diamond industry sparkle
• PLAN HOLIDAY CASH FLOW NOW TO PLAY SANTA, NOT SCROOGE, WITH EMPLOYEE
• YOUNG GUNS AWAKEN THE RUSSIAN BEAR
• Greed can be good
• Coaches feuding with media nothing new
• Torts could shorten bench in must-win
• Stamkos excited to face Team USA
• Tigers, Blue Jays could be destined for a rematch of 1987
• TWO MORE NEWBIE QBS THROWN INTO THE FIRE
• Lancaster and Durant: They got the job done
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Respect, empathy are key in marriage
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• GROENLAND FINDS A WIDER SPACE
• FIRST IMPRESSION­S COUNT
• EMMY WIN CELEBRATED
• ODM OPENS SEASON WITH WELL-AGED AIDA
• Eight wasn’t enough for prolific Mel Gibson
• A VOICE FOR THOSE WHO DON’T HAVE ONE
• ‘The power and action of many’
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Hurrah for Nollywood
• Sound of Music actress played Liesl von Trapp
• Director shepherded Elephant Man to Broadway

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