Montreal Gazette - 2018-01-11

• Tax hike does not break any promises: Plante
• HABS SEEK ELUSIVE NO. 1 CENTRE
• Concordia launches probe into allegation­s
• PILOT ERROR BLAMED
• Jury to begin deliberati­ng in train disaster trial
• What to do if you crash into an electricit­y pole
• DHC/ART hosts talk by author Lewis Hyde
• Midfielder Dzemaili leaves team
• Feds file trade complaint against U.S. over duties
• Canadian Abel could succeed Buffett
• Former Expo Bob Bailey dies at 75
• MAYOR’S FIRST BUDGET BREAKS A BIG PROMISE
• Business groups decry ‘worrisome’ tax increases
• Money for transit, but no funding for Pink Line promise
• Culture of sexual coercion ‘has to change,’ O’Neill says
• Potential murder trial jurors being vetted for possibilit­y of racial bias
• Black-gowned militancy in Hollywood matters
• Amid trade woes, Canada has allies in New England
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• A poem for new drivers
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• B.C. SIBLINGS WANTED IN INDIA FOR ALLEGED HONOUR KILLING WERE TAKEN IN ‘DEAD OF NIGHT’ TO BE EXTRADITED, THEIR LAWYERS SAY IN COURT FILINGS THAT ACCUSE OTTAWA OF CONSPIRING WITH INDIA.
• ‘WE HAVE TO FIND THEM’: 24 MISSING IN CALIFORNIA MUDSLIDES.
• BACKLASH AGAINST #METOO.
• ABUSE CLAIM A ‘COMPLETE LIE,’ ACTOR MICHAEL DOUGLAS SAYS.
• JAMES FRANCO
• China, Russia skipping North Korea meeting
• PM responds to criticism on abortion rights clause
• Making a mockery of rule of law
• Trudeau trip was ‘problem’ from start
• Vatican takes over tainted Peru movement
• ANKOU ENJOYING PLAYOFF EXPERIENCE WITH JAGS
• NFL has work to do to win over British fans
• Expansion to Halifax talk creates buzz at CFL meetings
• Austin isn’t ducking Manziel questions
• Habs’ lack of puck-movers leaving offence in tatters
• Give Matthews more power-play minutes
• Tim Hortons executive to head Canada soccer league
• Alouettes deliver an ultimatum to quarterbac­k Durant
• Canada predicted to shine at Olympics
• Regulator puts banks on fast track for new capital rules
• Franchise fight bruises Tim Hortons brand
• Canada spends $29B a year on business subsidies — and half of that is being wasted
• Health care in Canada: A cost breakdown
• INTIMATE DETAILS
• I do like there to be some danger in the show and I hope that it would be appreciate­d for what it is.
• Battling the stigma
• Too few using pill that prevents HIV
• Voice artist had dulcet tone
• Action is part of the fun for Neeson
• FATHER KNOWS BEST
• Roseanne defends show’s stance on Trump
• Top performers know the score
• YOUR HOROSCOPE

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