Montreal Gazette - 2021-03-04

• Quebec embarks on `a race against the clock'
• Working from home loses some of its lustre
• The Hardy Boys are back and ready to solve crimes
• SURVIVOR: CANADIENS EDITION
• Montrealer­s miss eating in restaurant­s the most: poll
• Canada could miss U.S. spending
• Van driver guilty in attack that left 10 dead
• BACK IN THEATRES
• Common-law unions, married couples should have same rights, lawyer says
• $503-million plan aims to boost exports
• Police prepare for possible attack
• Ethics commission bars `Agent 728' from police job
• Province flip-flops on vaccinatio­n eligibilit­y for caregivers 60 and over
• Reversing the pandemic's collateral damage
• As feminist messaging evolves, old struggles remain
• Olympian Surin draws values from message of Martin Luther King Jr.
• LENGTHY BATTLE BREWING OVER FAIRVIEW FOREST
• Pointe-claire mayor says city justified in limiting questions
• Ecomuseum Zoo is open again and river otter is just loving it
• WEST ISLAND CALENDAR
• Bourelle to run for third term as mayor of Beaconsfie­ld
• Volunteer West Island adjusts to offer programs during pandemic
• DEFENCE MINISTER HARJIT SAJJAN WAS FULLY AWARE OF SERIOUS ALLEGATION­S AGAINST THEN CHIEF OF THE DEFENCE STAFF GEN. JON VANCE IN 2018, BUT WENT SO FAR AS TO REFUSE TO ACCEPT EVIDENCE THAT WAS OFFERED, A COMMONS COMMITTEE HEARD.
• `IT'S A MASSACRE,' MYANMAR PROTESTER SAYS.
• HIGH PRAISE FOR CHINA'S HOTEL QUARANTINE PROCESS.
• Golf beats Tai Chi for Parkinson's mobility
• Photos captured French film New Wave
• NDP MP'S associatio­n with Corbyn `shocks' Jewish group
• PPE heist at Hamilton warehouse undisclose­d
• What's meant by Chinese diplomacy
• TOXIC ATMOSPHERE
• Lessons from crude's year of near oblivion
• GM says Price had no input into decision to sack goalie coach
• A ROUGH NIGHT FOR RAPTORS
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Husband lacks hygiene
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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