Montreal Gazette - 2016-10-19

• CLASSY RETURN TO BELL CENTRE
• Barrette calls MUHC meeting: sources
• Aunt questions whether niece refused transfusio­n
• MANDELS FOR MENTAL HEALTH
• STAFFORD STUNG
• Blue Monday lives on in local baseball lore
• Hunger Games franchise was a boon for archery business
• Angry fan quintuples donation to hospital
• Can celebritie­s help to give weed more buzz?
• Secularism measure called ‘useless’ at hearings
• Shackled feet will not be restocked: retailer
• Bar with VLTs but no booze loses permits
• Misconcept­ions still casts shadow on palliative care
• Murder trial hears from alleged partner in crime
• Hockey-stick heist rocks shop
• Provincial health ministers push back against Philpott
• New PQ leader shifts focus to improving services
• Screening at Canadian airports should be faster, smarter, safer
• Some transit users aren’t celebratin­g
• A YEAR OF SUNNY WAYS
• HOW do YOU SOLVE a problem like Wallonia?
• At war by any other name ...
• OBAMA TO TRUMP: STOP WHINING.
• HOW TO TALK DOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• It’s OK to cut off contact with manipulati­ve sibling
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• ‘MIGHT AS WELL MAKE HISTORY’
• BILLETS HELPED SERGACHEV COME OUT OF HIS SHELL
• Impact and star striker Drogba patch up rift
• BACKUP GOALIE MAKES HIS STATEMENT
• ‘THIS IS THE GREATEST PLACE TO PLAY’
• Matthews deflects first game against No. 2 pick
• William Hill PLC folds on Amaya gambling merger
• Quebec hires ex-diplomat for lumber talks with U.S.
• Netflix stock soars 19% to year high on strong earnings
• Factory sales join exports in 3-month gains
• Chinese billionair­es urge Trudeau to expand trade
• CELEBRATE SMALL VICTORIES
• TURKEY AND RICOTTA MEATBALLS
• PEARL JAM ON THE BALLOT
• MINI SHEPHERD’S PIES
• Dietitian serves up gluten-free comfort
• Quebec cabbages show their colours
• Wolfe’s Bonfire to flare up on TV — but will Canadians get to see it?
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR SIMULATION
• Singer Barbara Lewis shares her love of our nation in her performanc­es
• Justine McIntyre outlines her vision for fledgling party
• Parents go to court to force school board to let son attend classes
• Negotiatio­ns break down over road ownership
• Too many events in Hudson to think about hibernatin­g in the colder months
• Restrictin­g parking stickers in Ste-Anne sparks outrage
• Valois village potential lies in improving parking, safety
• PIT BULL OWNER CALLS FOR BETTER DOG CONTROL
• CITY TO REIN IN COST OF CIRCUS FESTIVAL
• NEW BIRD CENTRE OPEN YEAR-ROUND
• Special Pearson group ‘shakes confidence’
• Opposition to Mayfair project strong even as rezoning goes ahead
• GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION­S
• Residence care deteriorat­ing for seniors, nurses’ union says

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