Montreal Gazette - 2017-04-08

• BEHIND THE FRACTURES
• FOOSBALL FANATICS
• New deal creates ‘home-field advantage’
• SOPHIE’S ASSIGNMENT
• CANADIENS LOSE TO BOLTS
• Restaurant Les 400 Coups makes creative use of local ingredient­s
• Syrians in Montreal hope U.S. military action leads to change
• Retiring BMO CEO helped deepen bank’s U.S. reach
• Nadeau-Dubois joining QS pushes PQ to the right
• N.D.G. residents mobilize to save right to force referendum­s
• CRTC moves to replace phone subsidies with broadband
• Smartphone users need idiot-proof ways to avoid traffic
• Plenty of blame for the NHL turning down Olympics
• U.S. airstrikes mark change in fight against terror
• Rain raises flood risk, but sun is coming
• Lalonde tells of cosy relationsh­ip with Union Montreal
• Media seeking details in mosque search warrants
• CSeries engine checks moved up
• Five men accused in mob slaying denied stay
• Crown’s ‘questionab­le choices’ led to judge ending murder trial
• Five reasons to update your home insurance
• Toddler present during homicides
• Town of Rawdon fertile ground for electric cars
• EXITING ANTICOSTI
• Indigenous leader, first female MP on new $10 bill
• SOLDIERS’ CAVE ART A WAR WONDER
• WHEN NAZZARENO TASSONE DIED FIGHTING ISIL IN SYRIA, HE WAS A HERO TO HIS KURDISH COMRADES. BUT ALL HIS MOTHER GOT BACK WAS HIS KNAPSACK. ‘I DON’T NEED HIS STUFF. I NEED HIM,’ SHE TELLS STEWART BELL.
• TRUDEAU TOES LINE ON SYRIA RAID, BUT RELUCTANTL­Y
• ONLINE BLACKMAIL RULING A VICTORY, BUT AT WHAT COST?
• A search goes on for lost Canadian soldiers
• Swerving truck was ‘trying to hit people’
• B.C. regulation bans mandatory high heels on the job
• Economy churns out 19,400 more jobs
• Concordia research holds new promise in battle against cancer
• VIETNAM’S CULINARY WONDERS
• ONE OF ITALY’S BEST-KEPT SECRETS
• A ‘DEVILISH INVENTION’
• History of term ‘pothole’ anything but smooth
• Northern Europe has become a Crown jewel of Princess’s voyages
• Follow Yosemite’s black bears online
• The Burrard in Vancouver channels a 1950s retro vibe
• THE DINING ROOM REVIVAL
• A CONDO WITH GREAT VIEWS
• IT PAYS TO BE WATER WISE
• FLAVOURFUL PAIRINGS
• Towering home offers stunning Arizona vistas
• DIY home renovation­s: How to avoid hidden hassles and costs
• MAKE YOUR HOME HAPPY
• TACKLE THE GARAGE NOW
• THE WONDERS OF A WALL FULL OF ART
• Mix and match curtains this spring using tie-dye
• A ROCKIN’ GOOD TIME AT 40
• HOME TRUTHS
• THE MAKING OF A NATION
• Virtual reality simulation of trip to Mars takes on life of its own
• Lachlan Stewart reloads his Big Shot
• COMPANY KEEPS AUDIENCE ON ITS TOES
• A life in costumes
• From Duddy to Rambo
• Ste-Justine’s ball sizzles and shines
• Garcia is hoping to exorcise some major demons
• SHIFTING HER FOCUS
• Healthy Price is something for Habs to hang their hats on
• Hadwin finds his comfort zone
• Amateurs relish experience at Masters
• LOSS TO U.S. ‘TOUGH ONE’ FOR CANADA
• Curling will keep roaring at Olympics, with or without NHL
• Gut check time for Maple Leafs
• LEICESTER MANAGER ON VERGE OF RECORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Unwillingl­y estranged
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Don’t be afraid to stand up to bullies
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• A SOFT TOUCH
• SPRING HAVING SPRUNG ...
• KIDS’ STUFF
• Le Onze de la Gare
• Tackling spring cleanup, declutteri­ng at home
• DESIGN DETAILS

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