Montreal Gazette - 2012-07-14

• LEGAL TEAM FACES DAUNTING TASK
• DANCE AND POP
• AMID THE WEEDS,
• PARENTS OF CHILDREN WHO DROWN
• WINTER IS NO EXCUSE
• Lessons for CLASSE
• Al Jesteera covers our summer of crisis
• On paper, evidence would fill 1,400 transport trucks
• Former security-firm boss Coretti accused of defrauding police co-op
• Quadripleg­ic wins discrimina­tion settlement
• Firefighte­r dies after being hit by truck
• Montreal woman faces terror charge
• Assembly will have many new faces
• Health minister wrote of asbestos-cancer link
• Conservati­ves could rule upper house for 20-30 years
• Ottawa to appeal B.C. court decision allowing assisted suicide
• Political peril written in 140 characters
• Dozens still homeless as Barrie murder probe continues
• Embassy to open in Myanmar
• Canada ‘not contemplat­ing’ sending military mission to Mali, Baird says
• Naval dispute sinks ASEAN summit talks
• Cannibals attack ‘witch doctors’
• Wave of violence against Afghan women continues with assassinat­ion of regional leader
• Pakistani forces free hostages
• Bonnie and Clyde guns put on the auction block
• U.S. mom must support adopted boy she rejected
• Teen’s killer seeks new judge
• British billionair­e arrested on suspicion of killing socialite wife
• Circumcisi­on will be allowed, Merkel pledges
• Smuggled arms fuel the fight
• UN kept from site of killings
• Plan to expand draft divides Israel
• New leaders in Egypt and Tunisia pledge warmer relations
• THE GIRLS NEXT DOOR
• TUNISIA crossroads
• Biokits add a fun twist to park visits
• Death by cyanide! Cattle case alarming
• ‘Game-changing’ case didn’t work so it’s time to prescribe a new cure
• Legault has to refine his policies to appeal to anglos
• CAQ leader and anglophone­s
• Students and debt
• THE GAZETTE’S VIEW, IN SHORT
• Let freedom reign for street-food vendors
• Rise up, political Middlers, our time has come!
• New solution for Greece could herald start of better eurozone
• Store meets big needs
• TRADING FIASCO COST JPMORGAN CHASE NEARLY $6B
• Tower will up ante for other landlords
• Canadian practices to be reviewed in wake of global rate-rigging scandal
• Speed dating for startups makes connection­s
• Rate hikes may have to wait
• Small Signs of hope Strengthen markets
• Unprofitab­le investment challenges Alberta couple
• Player’s claim was offside
• Few options on tap to divide estate in non-traditiona­l family
• ‘Real deal’ moviemaker ushered in blockbuste­rs
• Economic growth in China falls to a three-year low
• Was this the Als’ defining moment?
• Shut down Penn State football
• Impact shuffles its roster
• Less talk, more action
• 15 NHL free agents still up for grabs
• On the Tube
• Those who can’t, write, except him
• Brees scores $100M deal
• Hinse switches it up for a win
• U.S. Olympic uniforms to be made in U.S. in 2014
• Sheen admits he juiced
• Mickelson praying for rain
• Tennis champs prepare for Olympics
• Matteson ahead at John Deere
• Horse died of aneurysm
• Millar believes clean can win
• Natural modesty, supernatur­al talent
• POP DANCE goes
• The joys of outdoor opera in the summer
• Hong Kong Ballet dancers strive to discover what lies beyond the classics
• Shrewd take on a classic is anything but tame
• Go East to see artists at work
• Walt won on Breaking Bad, but glory is fleeting
• Saturday TV is a laughing matter
• Katie Holmes plays the name game with Suri
• We need to keep our eyes on more than the prize
• At the repertory cinemas
• Cycling champion was a quiet hero
• Novel takes readers to Mount Everest
• Women’s ideas about love differ
• Fairy tale is given a life of its own
• Poor farmer’s house renewed
• Hide recycle bin, pipe – and expand porch
• Protect your floors by keeping the carpet clean
• The rules of getting attached or detached
• Security system turns house into a safe home
• Counter confusion with counter intelligen­ce
• Resource sector trades have opportunit­ies aplenty
• More workers standing up for their health
• MINORCA TRANQUIL
• Find yourself in hedge mazes.
• Singapore’s unique coffee culture
• Grenada’s resorts offer summer and fall specials
• Crystal Cruises tops magazine’s popularity list for 17 years in a row
• Bustling ghost town is full of life
• Hintonburg turns foodie haven
• Toronto beer festival includes a tour geared toward women
• China’s south offers natural beauty
• Hop-on, hop-off shuttle links Saguenay towns
• Red clover
• Ten ways to get a good drink
• Forget suppleness, laughter yoga just wants to make you happy
• Spring rolls have the right spice
• Exploring the flavours of Indonesia
• Playing with food – in a good way
• How it is served is as important as the wine that is chosen
• This week’s suggestion­s: reds to go with seafood
• EXCEEDING GREAT EXPECTATIO­NS
• How kosher is that Frappuccin­o?
• RELIGION CALENDAR
• TV Crossword
• THIS WEEK’S TOP TV TIPS
• saturday’s horoscope
• New york times crossword
• Socially awkward sister adds to stress of wedding
• Aces on bridge
• The Sunday New York Times Crossword
• Girlfriend’s upset by his gal pals
• sunday’s Horoscope
• Young Roosevelts start honeymoon
• De Gaulle’s Montreal speeches are a study in contrast
• Deadly shootout drew thousands to Quartier des spectacles site

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