Montreal Gazette - 2012-11-10

• VAILLANCOU­RT CAPITULATE­S
• DRAWN & QUARTERLY,
• HABS AUCTION DINNER
• APPLEBAUM CITES FRICTION
• LAVAL SNOW-REMOVAL CONTRACT RAISES QUESTIONS.
• Municipal parties are the problem
• Battered but beautiful
• U.S. votes on marijuana raise possibilit­y of pot tourism
• ‘Cartel’ bid described
• Coderre coyly delays announcing
• Officials probe Eastern Townships explosions
• Transport key to growth, Marois says
• Emotion overcomes widow giving victim statement
• Lack of positive factors somehow still added up to success in math tests
• Lawyer suggests jail term for former student leader
• Fare hikes will greet transit riders in 2013
• Health-benefit cuts for refugees hidden in budget bill
• 2-year delay for satellite surveillan­ce project: feds
• Harper example for Republican­s
• Rationing shortens New York gas lineups
• Taxing rich may help avoid ‘cliff’: Obama
• Liberté, égalité, paternité: French revel in Dati scandal
• Petraeus leaves CIA over affair with biographer
• Spanish woman jumps to her death as eviction looms
• Syrians losing faith in both sides
• The SEALS of disapprova­l
• Royal barge procession thrills Thais after long wait
• China moves cautiously to fight officials’ corruption
• ‘THEY TREATED US LIKE HEROES’
• TRENT shines light on city hall
• MAROIS INVOKES legislativ­e populism
• Celtic music on tap at the Old Orchard
• ‘NO AMOUNT OF TRAINING CAN PREPARE YOU’
• ‘I kept the tank constantly moving so we wouldn’t get shot down’
• ‘I ANSWERED THE CALL’
• McGill symposium investigat­es what’s ‘good’ and ‘bad’ in food
• Talk is cheap, but expensive attack ads demean democracy
• Taking issue with a common euphemism
• More upside to fixed election dates than term limits
• Conductors do create music
• QUEBEC POEM WENT VIRAL
• Just a Common Soldier
• LOCKOUT FALL OUT
• Rhythm of housing constructi­on slows, improving market’s outlook
• Montreal home resales decline for third month
• Rona CEO Robert Dutton resigns suddenly
• Héroux-devtek stock hits record high
• CRTC approves English talk-radio station
• Fiscal cliff worries temper markets
• CPP up for grabs at 60
• Maximize your OAS
• RIM faces challenges marketing BB10 system
• Canada’s economy to perform well over next 50 years, OECD says
• Bulldogs learn from Syracuse
• Puck’s in players’ court as NHL talks take break
• Geoffrion injury overshadow­s game
• A picture that’s worth a thousand tears
• Argos, Stamps favoured in semis
• Focus on what Lance Armstrong did to help
• Weekend On the Tube
• Overlooked Sherbrooke counting on defence
• NHL in danger of losing young fans
• Yankees’ hero is home to regroup
• Lakers’ circus hardly a one-time act in sports
• Halfway home, NFL season makes sense, sort of
• No one is safe from God in drag
• Internatio­nal festival all in French
• Stuff matters in timely take on class warfare
• 21st-century success
• Navas takes a circular route to new group piece
• Listening to the sounds of concert’s non-silence
• Artist joins fellow Quebecers at Toronto gallery
• Satisfacti­on doesn’t come for free
• Beethoven’s Ninth manuscript to go on tour
• How Chaplin became the Tramp
• Pardon the intrusion
• A spy who liked it hot
• Wrestling with the aftermath of tragedy
• The art of home design
• Making Pax with playful Ikea hacks
• Paint and plantings enhance St-bruno home
• Energy-efficient bulbs can brighten winter
• More than meets the eye to a contractor’s job
• Heavy metal esthetic in the Town of Mount Royal
• Superhuman workers pose ethical consequenc­es
• Country Roads at Tremblant,
• SLOPES Switch your job to the late shift and pick up a weekday season pass
• It’s all downhill for families in the Townships
• Deals and rodelling, too, near Quebec City
• Experience a winter wonderland in Lake Placid
• Whistler Blackcomb: Yep, it’s Texas-style big
• The fastest, craziest 30 seconds of your life
• As cruise companies build more and more ships, customers benefit
• Lessons learned in wake of Sandy
• Twitter moved from prankish to practical as storm hit
• At 100, Ritz-Carlton shines bright
• Diner with a difference
• Going mild with prosecco, wild with Cahors, Madiran
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• This week’s suggestion­s: Madiran and Cahors aplenty
• TV Crossword
• THIS WEEK’S TOP TV TIPS
• saturday’s horoscope
• new york times crossword
• You can’t force a sibling to help with a sick parent
• aceS on bridge
• The Sunday New York Times Crossword
• Beware the self-esteem traps
• sunday’s Horoscope

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