Montreal Gazette - 2014-03-08

• Did the last election campaign ever really end?
• GROCERY STORES LURE SHOPPERS WITH DIGITAL LOYALTY PROGRAMS.
• Quebec’s job picture a concern
• IMPACT LAUNCHES SEASON WITH NEW HEAD COACH AND LOFTY EXPECTATIO­NS.
• PROGRAM HELPS TOP STUDENTS GET A GLIMPSE OF LIFE AS A CEO.
• DENIS VILLENEUVE MAKING HOLLYWOOD MOVIES ON HIS TERMS.
• Holocaust Centre fears Bill 60 will lead to spike in prejudice
• Returning to cold reality of Quebec is hard
• City intends to turn around Viger Square
• Caring for Lev Tahor kids seen as no easy task
• Energy East project proceeding
• Couillard unveils maritime strategy
• CAQ leader tries to capitalize on negative employment report
• PQ puts minority female candidates in no-hope ridings
• Marois downplays last month’s job losses
• Ottawa’s voice silent in provincial campaign
• Media group offers Marois chance to use French in English debate
• Layton effect and social values helped NDP
• Levant in full flight unrepentan­t in court
• MPs and senators due to get tidy raises April 1
• Ukraine’s Paralympia­ns endure
• Seeing little resistance, Putin hardens tone
• Sniper tragedy remains a mystery
• Tackle corruption, minister urges
• Malaysian passenger plane missing
• Will not accept Israel as Jewish state: Abbas
• Rethinking marijuana
• Dutch drug laws in a nutshell
• Al-Qaida splinter creates fear in Syrian city
• Karzai’s brother quits race in favour of moderate
• Hit song Country Roads is taken home
• Germany apologizes to Greece
• Turkey’s Erdogan threatens to censor Web
• ERA OF PARALYSIS AND ANGST
• SCOUTING in Kabul
• Montreal photograph­er mounts exhibit on Syrian refugees’ ‘little sparks of life’
• Feline anti-anxiety pheromones fail the sniff test
• The closer one reads the elections bill, the worse it looks
• A new country, a deeper misery
• Montreal’s special status
• Straight talk on referendum would be welcome
• Marois says ‘non’ to an English debate
• Let’s honour them
• Toews appointmen­t seems to set new standard for patronage
• La question qui tue: Are anglophone­s valued in Quebec?
• Ubisoft boss keeps consumer in mind throughout busy day
• Integratin­g immigrants helps boost economy
• Being a good manager is all about people
• Orbite sets one-year deadline for Gaspé plant
• Office as a monument of high-tech
• Class action approved against Air Canada
• Bombardier freezes pay for 38,000 employees
• WELL-POSITIONED PAIR WITH WANDERLUST
• five IDEAS
• TSX GETS MODEST LIFT FROM U.S. JOBS DATA
• How Keystone could thwart Putin’s plans
• A few seconds that forever changed two lives
• Bertuzzi-Moore, 10 years later
• Mitchell has fan club on South Shore
• Latest Forever a Flame ‘thrilled’
• Weary Canadiens get day off after tough loss to Coyotes
• THIS WEEK’S HI/O SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
• New QBs are the key to Als’ future
• On the Tube
• Impact faces playoff-spot challenge
• Quebec rink reaches playoffs at the Brier
• No city limits in Portlandia
• Cyrus tried to stick her tongue where it didn’t belong
• Art that goes below the surface
• Two artists from Montreal win Governor General awards
• A new kind of game show
• Dark humanity on humid display in True Detective
• It’s a wrap: Five signs of a good ending
• Puppets guide The Aeneid’s epic voyage
• Breaking Bad star set to play another ‘complicate­d man’
• at the movies
• A surprise in the picnic basket
• REPERTORY CINEMAS
• At one with the land, and sin
• Horrors worm their way into the mind
• This family ahead of its time with electric car
• A year later, a new kitchen
• They say the trades are a man’s game, but that is starting to change,
• Few women are hired as head chefs, study on restaurant industry finds
• Loft in Old Montreal is the creative hub for a jeweller
• The artful lodger — elevate your home’s decor with original pieces
• Neutral paint adds elegance; flowers add flair
• Investing in a home wine cellar
• Community snapshot: Monkland Village
• Home intelligen­ce aids in home security
• The Scottsdale culture
• Quebecers find some ice time in Florida.
• D.C. cherry trees set to bloom on time this year
• Winter’s tail
• Cheap transatlan­tic cruises in reposition­ing season
• A quick travel quiz
• Atlantic City’s Borgata radiates energy, luxury
• A taste of maple and a trip through time
• Give Austrian riesling its due
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• This week’s suggestion­s: Pick up a bottle of riesling
• Flying high but under the radar
• We love our frequent flyers
• Starving and purging together
• Most abusers of painkiller­s get pills from loved ones
• Inmates serve thyme while doing time at restaurant in London prison
• Grown-ups’ fun helps kids learn
• TV Crossword
• THIS WEEK’S TOP TV TIPS
• saturday’s horoscope
• new york timeS croSSword
• Make time for old friends until they find their own
• aceS on bridge
• The Sunday New York Times Crossword
• Alan Lee’s Cryptic Crossword: No. 878
• Grandpa isn’t acting rationally
• sunday’s Horoscope

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