Montreal Gazette - 2021-04-17

• TOFFOLI, ALLEN PROPEL HABS
• PANDEMIC ROADBLOCKS
• THE MILE END CHICKEN WAR
• From Tour de l'île to Osheaga, events are keeping hope alive
• COMMUNITY COMFORTS
• Retooled CF Montréal kicks off MLS season
• Great outdoors has become our COVID-19 salvation
• Petty language rules won't help Quebec
• Quebec faring better than other provinces during third wave
• 8 million more Pfizer doses coming, PM says
• Bains takes parting shot at risk-averse businesses
• At least 8 killed in latest mass shooting
• Gazette's Derfel receives two more nomination­s for Herron reporting
• Quebec will ship Astrazenec­a doses to regions if demand in Montreal low
• Vaccinatio­n initiative­s seek out the most isolated
• Want to take driving lessons? It could be a slow go
• CURFEW IS TOO EARLY
• The internal backlash is coming
• IF YOU WERE HOPING TO APPLY FOR ONE OF MANY COVID FINANCIAL AID BENEFITS ON MAY 1, OTTAWA HAS ONE WARNING: FILE YOUR 2020 TAXES BY THE END OF THE MONTH, OR RISK A LONG WAIT BEFORE YOU GET YOUR MONEY.
• BUDGET EXPECTATIO­NS SKY-HIGH.
• Constructi­on workers fired for on-site strip party
• Committee reverses itself on finalizing military misconduct probe
• Hong Kong tycoon gets 14 months in prison
• New Pain Reliever Continues to Grow in Popularity Despite Enormous Competitio­n
• Biden reverses on refugee cap
• Video shows teen being shot by police
• J&J denies design to blame for clots
• Variant cases double in U.K.
• LES GRANDS BALLETS STEPS BACK INTO LIVE PERFORMANC­E AT LAST
• `NATURAL' DOES NOT NECESSARIL­Y MEAN SAFE
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• WINSLET PUTS THE ACCENT ON GRIEF IN NEW HBO SERIES
• Spinning some tunes
• FINDING UNITY, NOT DIVISION
• THE LIFE OF ANG
• TV’S TOP Doctors
• CONFRONTIN­G HER PAST
• The heroine as hopeful monster
• CRTC ruling a push toward lower-cost phone plans
• Ambassador­s Club a key economic and intellectu­al driver for Montreal
• Manufactur­ers press government to intervene in Montreal port strike
• FROM CORNER STORES TO FRANKENSTO­RES
• Economy is likely to slow but another COVID wave won't ruin recovery: poll
• Can a breach of health and safety protocols for COVID be used as a cause for dismissal?
• Ai-run machine could soon be determinin­g coffee quality
• HABS CALL UP CAUFIELD, BUT DEBUT DATE UNCLEAR
• Toffoli's nose for the net proves critical in key victory
• CFL needs a star to widen overseas appeal, not a profusion of punters
• THRIFTY OLYMPIC BID MAKES SENSE
• Coleman's doping ban reduced to 18 months
• Improving Sabres could spell trouble for Penguins
• CABRERA BRINGS WORLD SERIES MEMORIES BACK TO WASHINGTON
• Texans stay quiet about QB contingenc­y plans
• NHL DETERMINED TO PLAY EVERY GAME
• Being scared is the first step toward bravery
• WORDS TO LIVE BY
• The Scapegoat is deeply seductive in its unshowy power
• All Girls wastes a juicy setup
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• The power of laughter
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Surely, they don't sleep well at night
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• TURN IT UP
• RANDOM SAMPLER
• KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON
• ALL THE HOME'S A STAGE
• KNOW WHAT LIES BENEATH
• OUR CASTLE KEEPERS
• NEW INDIGENOUS RESORT OFFERS UP-CLOSE VIEW OF B.C. WILDERNESS

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