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T H E G A Z E T T E · montrealgazette.com ·  T U E S D A Y ,  MAY 3, 2011 A1SECT ION  

Annie’s Mailbox .... D7

Arts & Life ..........D1

Best Bets .............D6

Business ...............C1

Classified .............C16

Comics..................D8

Driving ............... C16Editorials ............A22

Movie Listings ......D4

Nation ................A10

Needletrade ........C20

Obituaries ......C8-C9

Opinion .............. A23

Puzzles Page .........D7

Scoreboard...........C15

Sports ................ C10TV Listings ...........D6

World...................A11

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 WEATHER 

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SPORTS FINAL

THE DEATH OF BIN LADEN

FULL COVERAGE, PAGES A16-A21

DECISION  2O11

The attack on bin Laden is a transforma-tive moment for U.S. President Obama’sleadership; an enormous embarrassmentfor Pakistan; and a potential motive forother terrorists. Page A16

Fallout from the killing 

Canadian troops in Afghanistan celebratedbriefly, then got back to work. But themother of one slain soldier said that now

‘I feel like Jason died for a good reason.’Page A18

Soldiers battle on against terror

Violence begets violence, and Montreal

Muslims can start to ‘breathe a bit easier’without bin Laden inciting hatred againstthem, says community leader. Page A19

Muslims hope for the future

For nearly a decade, intelligence forces hadchased the spectre of bin Laden throughAfghanistan and Pakistan. Then, in August,a key contact was spotted. Page A20

The big intelligence break

TORY MAJORITY  NDP BURIES THE BLOC,

DUCEPPE BOWS OUTUTTER COLLAPSE

The projected

NDP surge held

on election

night, almost

wiping the Bloc

off the Quebecmap.Page B1

Crushingdefeat forthe Bloc

Tories have ma-

 jority, NDP is

strong opposition,

Liberals falter,

Bloc is decimated,

Greens win seat.Pages A3, A4, A6

Canada votes forchange

NDP takes

votes from both

the Liberals

and the Bloc to

dominate seats

on the island.Page B2

Orangetide hits

MontrealGilles Duceppe

and André

Arthur are

among Quebec

MPs who went

down to defeat.Section B

Stars fromall parties lose seats

SOME CLOSURE,SOME ‘JUSTICE’,

STILL NO SAFETY

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