Montreal Gazette - 2022-05-04

• Mcgill's mask mandate to end May 24; Concordia's is maintained until August
• Omicron subvariant BA.2 more transmissi­ble, not more virulent
• Man gets 15 years for Viger Square homicide on third trial
• The skinny on weight loss medication­s
• Bill 96 an affront to democracy
• DOUBLE CHOCOLATE FENNEL-BUCKWHEAT CRINKLE COOKIES
• DON'T LET THE GARLIC SCARE YOU
• BAKED EGGS MARINARA
• Good vibrations
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Chit-chat at the office getting out of control
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• N.S. gunman drew police attention years earlier
• Canada absent as leaders flock to Kyiv
• No decision on carbon past 2030: Guilbeault
• PRIVACY COMMISSION­ER TO INVESTIGAT­E `SHOCKING' POTENTIAL BREACH
• How Queen derailed kidnapping of cousin
• Tims enters new stage in turnaround as it sees gains
• Boc's No. 2 official reinforces independen­ce of institutio­n
• Canada's oilpatch faces questions about funding of carbon capture amid blockbuste­r quarter
• Global supply chain headaches poised to intensify: report
• `Best player in the draft': Alouettes trade up to pick LB Richards first overall
• Lightning have lost, but they've not been trampled on like this
• TICATS FOLLOW TREND, DRAFT AUSSIE PUNTER
• Shapovalov, Andreescu fall at Madrid Open
• Without Embiid, 76ers seek rebounds
• UJIRI SEES GOOD THINGS, BUT STRESSES PATIENCE

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