Montreal Gazette - 2020-07-30

• THE THIRST FOR HOCKEY
• AFRAID OF SECURITY
• VANIER STAR EYES JUMP TO THE NBA
• Success of car-free zones helps support Plante’s vision
• Outbreaks at day camps worrisome: pediatrici­an
• Tech giants grilled over market dominance
• 180 people paid to promote positive WE stories
• Hudson tennis club closes after COVID-19 exposure
• Members want museum’s trustees to be replaced
• Three nations take aim at red planet
• Systemic racism exists at Mcgill University, Black professor says
• Sud-ouest merchants upset by traffic changes on Notre-dame St. West
• Transit bailout could spur service cuts, group says
• 176 new cases reported, highest rise in a week
• Instagram wrong place for campus complaints
• Getting rid of the colonialis­t Indian Act
• Alberta to overhaul clean-up rules for orphan wells
• E-commerce surge doubles Shopify’s Q2 revenue
• Enbridge CEO doesn’t expect major problems if Biden wins
• Boeing cuts jet output, jobs as pandemic hammers sales
• Ruling a window into contact tracing
• THE MAN BEHIND BOWIE OUTFITS.
• Archdioces­e liable for Mount Cashel sex abuse
• Ethics commission­er expands probe of finance minister
• THAT ’70s SUMMER
• AN OUTSIDER LOOKING IN
• Habs hope loss to Leafs let them shake off all rust
• NO SEX ALLOWED IN BUBBLE, AT LEAST IN THE FIRST ROUND
• ‘Bubble Boys’ all ready for the games to begin
• POSITIVE OUTCOME
• World No. 1 Barty to skip U.S. Open over COVID-19 concerns
• RODGERS’ TOUGH YEAR GETS TOUGHER
• Edited by will shortz
• Try being direct first
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• YOUR HOROSCOPE

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