Montreal Gazette - 2013-11-30

• COMMERCIAL­s ARE AN ATTRACTION, NOT AN ANNOYANCE, IN THE CANNES LIONS COMPILATIO­N.
• THEY BLEED MAPLE LEAF BLUE — AND CALL THEMSELVES MONTREALER­S.
• TIME TO BOOST SALARIES OF MNAs?
• IT’S A GO FOR SUPER BEAM THIS WEEKEND
• THE BITCOIN’s VALUE HAS BEEN SKYROCKETI­NG. IS THIS INTERNET CURRENCY THE REAL DEAL?
• Got a couple free minutes?
• Hayes’s legacy lives
• Charity funds help those in need endure
• Trotting up a storm for a good cause
• The issues, one year later
• Bain can’t finance defence: motion
• Subject of complaint, MD knifed
• Residents oppose Hydro tree-cutting
• Ménard seeks changes to electoral laws
• Bid to overturn Laval election
• Saskatoon man files human rights complaint
• Privacy Commission­er Stoddart reflects on tenure
• Canadian Judicial Council accused of breaking duty toward fairness
• Harper may announce first visit to Israel
• Canadians’ donations to Philippine­s lag behind
• Sen. Kinsella’s appointmen­t to economy committee hailed
• Mountie weeps as he returns red serge
• Troops to be out of Afghanista­n within weeks
• Ottawa keeps tabs on social-media content
• Space rocks compared head-to-head
• Won’t enter nuclear talks with Israel, Iran says
• Karzai gets apology from U.S. for drone strike that killed child
• In shadow of White House, homeless seek blessings
• Could women have prevented the crash?
• Thai unrest growing
• China sends jets to identify U.S., Japanese flights
• Suspects flaunted ‘barbarous acts,’ U.K. court told
• Protests in Kyiv as leader ditches EU pact
• Vanishing sardines hurting birds
• Egyptian Islamists defy contentiou­s protest law
• Berlusconi’s lawyers deny paying off party witnesses
• EDUCATION CHARTER CHILL
• KEKULé blazed trail
• Comic book collector turns heroic
• Notman trial captivated city in 1868
• Only police seem able to demand accountabi­lity from this government
• Stage fright was blessing in disguise
• Marceau’s budget update fails to inspire confidence
• Drainville and safety
• The bill that would save Parliament
• Intimidati­on tactics have no place in the charter debate
• It’s time that Quebec started living within its fiscal means
• Canadian economy faces bumps, but the trend is up
• Cherry at sudden-death risk on HNIC broadcast
• EU trade pact is a ‘big win’ for Quebec
• CBC host backs pipeline projects
• Flood relief boosts federal deficit to $3.8 billion in September
• Regulator calls time out in Saputo bid for Aussie dairy
• TSX up on GDp riSe, Black FriDay hopeS
• Strong Q3 growth recorded
• ‘He was a strong Canadian’
• Drummer brought flute, cello to jazz
• Drug cartels infiltrate Mexican mining
• Capitals edge Canadiens in shootout
• Stage is set for Bellew versus Stevenson
• ‘Lucky goals’ cost Habs in loss to Capitals
• Sabres enjoy another Leaf lapse
• Alfredsson or not, Sens need a win
• Subban aside, Babcock an impressive figure
• Canadian teams are the engine that drives NHL’s prosperity
• PAT’S NOTEBOOK
• On the Tube
• NHL concussion lawsuit unlikely to succeed
• Former Hab’s record will never be broken
• Same old ho-hum back-of-pack Buffalo Bills
• Denver off to KC, trying to take division
• Ronaldo deserves Ballon d’or
• Our imperfect view of feminine perfection
• Winners take all in November
• Verdi-singing baritones a rare breed
• Corneille finds middle ground via fatherhood
• Nutcracker gets more to chew on
• Ignoring harsh criticism, Hawke dives into Macbeth
• Art and science collide in analysis
• One Direction: Heading wherever, together
• David Myles relishes displaying showmanshi­p
• Meryl Streep might scare her fans
• Talkin’ beyond her generation
• Boxer keeps on fighting the good fight
• A touching look at OCD and teen love
• Ahunstic’s Downton Abbey
• Real hardwood versus an imitation. Only you can decide,
• Online retailers returning to brick and mortar to build customer relationsh­ips,
• Sixplex in Verdun has room for two careers
• Versatilit­y adds value
• West Island residents have outside interest
• On-the-job coaching helps recent grads make smooth transition to workplace
• Finance and sales jobs could outlast those in tech field
• Condos de la Gare Sunnybrook­e
• ’Tis the season to be cautious
• The ins and outs of a family trust
• THE WIND, THE SAND, YOURSELF
• Fresh Fort Lauderdale hotel dressed all in white.
• Abu Dhabi for non-tycoons
• Manhattan’s Christmas windows still charm
• Washington is a dazzling destinatio­n for holiday travellers
• Un-cruise Adventures has unusual appeal and un-rigid schedule
• Reporter hits Asia in quest to walk across world
• World of pleasure awaits in Puebla, Mexico
• Best of both worlds
• BEST IN PARTY
• T! is tops
• How much beer is left in that keg? Now there’s an app for that
• Punjabi cuisine with panache
• Designer mixes unique materials, sustainabl­e practices
• 100 years of finding the right answer
• Show Christmas love, don’t purchase it
• TV Crossword
• saturday’s horoscope
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Couple needs to be compatible on cuddling
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• The Sunday New York Times Crossword
• Husband must put wife first
• SUNDAY'S HOROSCOPE

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