Montreal Gazette - 2021-07-13

• For some, looser restrictio­ns too close for comfort
• Force Big Tech to pay for news: Unifor
• Boost your balance, avoid falls
• LUXURY HOME SALES SKYROCKET
• Staal looking forward to just being a dad this off-season
• Stage 3 cancer diagnosed after a full year of waiting
• HONOURING JEAN SMART
• Hypocrisy on display in criticism of new GG
• Cunningham not worried about two-year layoff
• Montreal cop on trial in sexual assault case
• BOC deputy governor appointed
• Raise immigratio­n levels to battle labour shortage, group says
• ER doctors beg Quebec to save health system
• Research a key tool against climate change
• Deep, enduring societal change takes time
• Shell Alberta refinery carbon capture plan part of net-zero goal
• Electric vehicle ramp-up offers Canada a chance to recapture manufactur­ing glory
• Canadian market for green bonds riding high after record quarter
• Porter expanding its flight network
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Grandma feels forgotten
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• LIBERALS BLOCK ETHICS PROBE
• O'LEARY BLOOD ALCOHOL IN `WARNING RANGE' AFTER BOAT CRASH: OFFICER.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT FOOTBALL -SIZED GOLDFISH
• What's bred in the bone will come out in the dog, study shows
• Marxist, activist, pioneering biologist
• Changes to pandemic watch urged
• Group behind church court challenges hired private investigat­or
• Canada to donate 17.7M doses to global pool
• ARMY DEPLOYED TO QUELL UNREST OVER ZUMA JAILING
• Scientists renaming the ‘gypsy moth’
• New B.C. wildfire forces evacuation­s in south Okanagan
• Billionair­e space race blasts off, but who'll be the ultimate winner?
• In praise of `new' gig economy
• English leaders condemn torrent of abuse targeting Black players
• Suns shift focus, eye rebound for Game 4
• CF Montréal extends defender Miller's deal
• JAYS CAN USE ALL-STAR BREAK TO CHART SECOND-HALF COURSE
• State of emergency begins in Tokyo as Games near

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