Montreal Gazette - 2016-09-21

• FORE FOR A CAUSE
• Study offers hope for dementia patients
• COHEN AND THE CANTOR
• Couillard confident as session opens
• DISCIPLINE FROM DOLAN
• Fall is the time to forage for wild mushrooms
• Immigrants unable to utilize their job skills
• Canada ‘here to help,’ Trudeau tells UN
• Ouellet fuming about party’s video
• Car-sharing services slam bylaw
• Gazebo far from a fitting tribute
• Reading up on First Nations experience­s
• Montreal seeks arbitratio­n for rail crossings
• Psychiatri­c tests for teens in St-Hyacinthe case
• Judge adjourns Piazza trial
• Judge denies injunction against Uber pilot project
• Generation gap among hockey fans raises concerns for future
• WOMEN ON THE MAP
• Ideas for better policies on dogs
• First Nation seeks ability to banish ‘undesirabl­es’
• WAIT TIMES FOR ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY CAN LAST MONTHS OR EVEN YEARS. BUT A SELECT FEW CAN GET OPERATIONS WITHIN WEEKS AT SELECT PUBLIC HOSPITALS. NOT EVERYONE IS HAPPY ABOUT IT.
• RUSSIA, U.S. TRY TO FIX CEASEFIRE.
• Freedoms office may get $18M budget
• Criminal justice system needs reform: report
• Communicat­ions staff overtime costs millions
• Liberal aides’ move to capital cost taxpayers more than $1M
• JOURNAL SHEDS LIGHT ON BOMB SUSPECT’S PLAN
• KKK cell flyers appearing on lawns in U.S.
• The woman who will try to save the world
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Children can learn from father’s work ethic
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Healthy Price provides reason for optimism
• MATURE BEYOND HIS YEARS
• FEMALE CEO FOR GLAXO
• Alouettes sing praises of interim head coach
• Galchenyuk starts season as Habs’ No. 1 centre
• Radulov buys into Canadiens’ mantra
• Jays feel as if they’re at home on the road
• Calgary bid for 2026 Winter Games makes the most ‘cents’
• Kane wants suit dismissed
• Campus will be testing ground for tech products
• Ottawa must invest in Bombardier, Couillard says, as stock tumbles
• Pipeline poses risks: premier
• Ministers resolute on CETA despite protests in Europe
• Small is beautiful in the modern mall
• LET’S EAR IT FOR CORN ON GRILL
• IT’S TIME FOR VEGGIE DEALS
• Pear, blue cheese star in grilled pizzas
• Expert advice, tastings at gluten-free expo
• Côtes du Rhône: Morphs well
• MR. & MRS. SPLITSVILL­E
• Author pretty critical of Blunt’s latest role
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• EX-OLYMPIC COACH GIVES WIMGYM NEW DIRECTION
• A proposed developmen­t unveiled in Senneville
• Pointe-Claire city hall is undergoing a $568,000 renovation
• Miniature library opens in a Beaconsfie­ld park
• Kids with teddy bears welcome at Arts Alive!
• West Island municipali­ties asked to stay mum on light-rail planning
• Van Egmond and Blue look ahead with confidence
• Senneville should keep open mind on developmen­t plan
• Homecoming is time to be proud of our West Island CEGEP
• WEST ISLAND GETS THE WELCOME MAT OUT FOR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIO­NAL REALTY QUÉBEC
• HUDSON LOOKS FOR HELP ON TRAFFIC
• ST-LAZARE BACKS OFF ON LEAF PICKUP FEE
• VAUDREUIL TACKLES PLASTIC BAG ISSUE
• Toy-sharing bins coming to Vaudreuil parks
• WEST ISLAND CALENDAR

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