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Inside Today's Gazette
U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama hit a distinctly hawkishtone toward Iran yesterday, saying in Israel that he would "take nooptions off the table" to prevent the Islamic republic fromobtaining a nuclear bomb. Details, Page A12
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U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama hit a distinctly hawkishtone toward Iran yesterday, saying in Israel that he would "take nooptions off the table" to prevent the Islamic republic fromobtaining a nuclear bomb. Details, Page A12
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Small-town life looking good to boomers
David Johnston -- The Gazette
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David Johnston -- The Gazette
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Retirement dream means pulling up stakes for affordable location
Jean-Pierre Toupin, 57, grew up in Montreal's east end,married a Laval girl and raised a family of three in suburban St.Eustache from 1976 until last year, when he and his wife sold theirhome and moved to Lachute.
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Jean-Pierre Toupin, 57, grew up in Montreal's east end,married a Laval girl and raised a family of three in suburban St.Eustache from 1976 until last year, when he and his wife sold theirhome and moved to Lachute.
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Old hometown has new French flavour
Anglophones who grew up in small towns in Quebec and arethinking of moving back home after decades of living and working inMontreal inevitably must come to grips with the fact that home is alot more French than it used to be.
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Anglophones who grew up in small towns in Quebec and arethinking of moving back home after decades of living and working inMontreal inevitably must come to grips with the fact that home is alot more French than it used to be.
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Canadians semi-pumped up to hit the road
High gasoline prices were supposed to force Canadians tochange their travel habits, and statistics made public this weeksuggest we are spending less on fuel.
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High gasoline prices were supposed to force Canadians tochange their travel habits, and statistics made public this weeksuggest we are spending less on fuel.
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Arctic holds 25% of world's untapped petroleum: study
Nearly a quarter of the world's undiscovered petroleumresources lie in the Arctic, confirms a U.S. study that should onlyintensify pressure on countries such as Canada to stake their claimsto the Far North.
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Nearly a quarter of the world's undiscovered petroleumresources lie in the Arctic, confirms a U.S. study that should onlyintensify pressure on countries such as Canada to stake their claimsto the Far North.
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Fuel prices are killing us, Quebec cabbies complain
An association representing 4,000 taxi drivers across theprovince is asking the Quebec Transport Commission for a 10-per-centfare hike, citing the high price of fuel and the chunk it is takingout of cabbies' revenues.
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An association representing 4,000 taxi drivers across theprovince is asking the Quebec Transport Commission for a 10-per-centfare hike, citing the high price of fuel and the chunk it is takingout of cabbies' revenues.
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Food prices join gasoline in fuelling inflation
Just as Canadian consumers are starting to get some pricerelief at the gas pump, they are being hit by higher prices at thegrocery store as food joins energy in fuelling inflation.
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Just as Canadian consumers are starting to get some pricerelief at the gas pump, they are being hit by higher prices at thegrocery store as food joins energy in fuelling inflation.
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Weather report with a twist
For the first time in recent memory, a funnel cloud toucheddown in Montreal yesterday afternoon, Environment Canada confirmed.
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For the first time in recent memory, a funnel cloud toucheddown in Montreal yesterday afternoon, Environment Canada confirmed.
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