Montreal Gazette - 2017-08-19

• AT HOME, CHEZ NOUS
• SATISFYING SWEETS
• Police chief, Coderre apologize for raids
• RESTORING A REPUTATION
• ‘I STILL HAVE THE PASSION’
• Trump gets rid of chief strategist Bannon
• Key players to rest against Salt Lake
• Quebec Liberals’ anti-niqab bill is bad policy and bad politics
• Researcher­s inch closer to peanut allergy cure
• Closing loopholes on tax avoiders
• Parole board revokes Del Balso’s release
• 10 things to see during N.D.G. Arts Week
• Chair battle heats up on the Main
• N.D.G.’s Loyola Park baseball field to be named after Lionel Geller
• Trans migrants pushing Pride to get political
• Shipping firm blames fee hike on federal speed limit
• Mayor to attend commemorat­ion of Dieppe Raid
• Couillard stands firm on religious neutrality law
• Loyalty card industry taking more hits
• Guns N’ Roses to be better behaved
• La Ronde yanks carousel horse that has Indigenous man’s severed head
• Montreal in 19 neighbourh­oods: A series VILLERAY STREET
• Few CEGEPs offer bilingual programs
• Statues should have been left alone
• Hire young women with disabiliti­es
• HOW FRANCESCO DEL BALSO ENDED UP BACK BEHIND BARS
• Attacks detailed, sophistica­ted
• IN 1972 I INTERVIEWE­D A WHITE SUPREMACIS­T AND WORRIED ABOUT GIVING HIM TOO MUCH OF A PLATFORM. THE UGLY MESSAGE OF RACIST MOBS HAS NOT CHANGED, WHAT HAS IS THEIR REACH.
• HOW STATCAN MISCOUNTED ANGLOS.
• Why can’t Gerald Butts be friends with Steve Bannon?
• Details revealed of biker’s death on film set
• Two dead, six injured in Finland knife attack
• Judge OK’s hardship fund for former Sears staff
• Could inflation help grocery stocks survive a minimum-wage apocalypse?
• Home Capital chose Buffett bid over 2 suitors: proxy circular
• EXPLORING CUBA’S HISTORY
• FEELING THE BURN?
• BERTRAND BAZIN
• NICK KEMBALL
• PATRICE DEMERS
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• COPPER IN THE KITCHEN
• Cheering throngs greeted Houde’s return from jail
• Sail in laid-back style through Montenegro and Indonesia
• Halifax museum’s exhibit recalls Canada’s worst man-made disaster
• A CHARMING AUBERGE IN THE HEART OF EASTERN TOWNSHIPS’ WINE COUNTRY
• IT ALL ADDS UP FOR SNAITH
• IN THE DARK CORNERS
• Step right up!
• Strong plot propels new thriller
• Suspense and romance mix well together
• UNVEILING QUEBEC WINES
• A couple of routes to wine wisdom
• PURELY CIDER
• A NEW MISSION FOR THE VENERABLE RODIER BUILDING
• DESPERATEL­Y SEEKING TAYLOR
• Social anxiety
• Fry to return to the Shaw
• Can’t see the solar eclipse?
• A TESTIMONY TO CRAFTSMANS­HIP
• RANDOM SAMPLER
• OLD MEETS NEW IN VILLE-MARIE
• THIS CLOUD BRINGS LIGHT
• PROPER UPKEEP IS ESSENTIAL FOR STRONG RETAINING WALLS
• For a small bathroom space, think vertically
• Lewis ‘a master’ of football knowledge
• Tottenham breaks bank for Sanchez
• A trailblaze­r? She’s just in the family business
• Russia touts reborn anti-doping agency
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Husband tight with cash in seniors’ home
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Visiting grandkids causing anxiety
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE

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