Montreal Gazette - 2019-04-27

• CITY IN STATE OF EMERGENCY
• FEAT OF ENGINEERIN­G
• LOW-KEY TO LUXURIOUS
• COOKING LESS AT HOME
• Toyota boosts investment in Canada
• Tackling prenatal exposure to alcohol
• Vladdy Jr. doubles in debut as Jays win
• Gordon Beck had passion for photograph­y
• Bad news about ‘bonjour-hi’ is a good sign
• Safety of Quebec dams in spotlight
• HISTORY THROUGH OUR EYES
• Alleged Rock Machine leader wants to go to rehab, quit biker gang
• SQ officer appeals suspension for high-speed chase
• Mosque shooter’s father urges Trudeau to stop calling son a terrorist
• Lessons and legacy of the Holocaust
• AN ENGINEERIN­G MARVEL
• CHANGED THE REGION
• SOLDIER LOSES IN COURT, WINS NOD
• THE ‘GRAND BARGAIN’ CANADIANS WERE PROMISED WAS CARBON PRICING IN EXCHANGE FOR BUILDING PIPELINES. THROUGH THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE LIBERALS AND TORIES, BOTH SIDES OF THE EXCHANGE NOW LOOK IN DOUBT.
• SRI LANKA CANCELS SUNDAY MASS.
• LEBLANC TAKES CABINET LEAVE TO BATTLE NEW CANCER.
• When your lifespan is compressed, it is still your life
• THE POINT WHERE SAUVIGNON MEETS CHARDONNAY
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• Woven wonders
• Maison Tess aims to offer better bedding
• THIS JUST IN
• BREAKING DOWN PLASTICS ISSUE
• NIGHT & DAY
• HEALTH-CONSCIOUS TRAVELLERS GET MORE CHOICES
• High society bathed in European charm
• SLICE OF HEAVEN
• RANDOM SAMPLER
• HOW TO KEEP GREY ON-TREND DURING SHIFT IN NEUTRALS
• SET YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER BEFORE YOU BUY ONE
• SUSTAINABI­LITY ON A BUDGET
• RENOVATING A FOOD ICON’S ‘LITTLE JEWEL’
• Eat what you have, buy what you need
• THE UPSHOT OF A BROKEN WASHER
• What’s the difference between bouillon, stock and broth?
• A HAVEN OF ONE’S OWN
• IT’S THE JOURNEY THAT COUNTS
• Imperial Oil says Alberta curtailmen­t ‘significan­tly affected’ its performanc­e
• Contaminat­ion halts flow of crude through Russia’s massive pipeline
• Nova Scotia wants to replicate Chinese trade success with Europe
• Bombardier to scrap its executive compensati­on plan
• MLS travel snub adding fuel to Impact’s fire
• STROLL LOOKS TO BOUNCE BACK IN BAKU
• Quebecers land silver in synchro diving event
• IndyCar safety device will make debut May 11
• Kawhi showing Raptors he’s a beast in playoffs
• HURRICANES WIN GOALTENDER­S’ DUEL
• Fabbri’s return from injuries gives Blues a playoff boost
• Huge crowd expected for soccer opener in Hamilton
• Cardinals ship Rosen to the Dolphins
• IN THE NFL, IT ALWAYS COMES DOWN TO THE BOTTOM LINE
• INDECENT REVISITS INCENDIARY PLAY
• New name for an orchestra with a history at McGill
• CONFRONTIN­G HATE
• As busy as a …
• KALMUNITY MUSIC WEEK KICKS OFF
• PRINTEMPS DU MAC INDULGES IN PUNK FABULOSITY
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Give family an incentive to keep house cleaner
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Patience is real test of good manners
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• ORIGINE HABITATION
• ADDING COLOUR...
• SPRING LANDSCAPIN­G
• 22 luxury homes in the sky coming to exclusive 1111 Atwater developmen­t

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