Montreal Gazette - 2012-10-24

• MONTREALER­S WILL FOLLOW THEIR BOTTLE TO IRELAND
• STM changes on horizon
• Surprenant could always count on his ‘cut’
• CAQ’S Legault says mayors should quit
• XL beef plant is back in business under new management after its E. coli shutdown.
• Iris Capital opens Montreal office with $15M fund earmarked for tech entreprene­urs.
• Margaret Atwood takes a shot at writing about zombies. Read an excerpt of the story.
• NON! RUMOUR IS THAT THE CIRQUE WILL GET A PERMANENT HOME IN TORONTO BEFORE MONTREAL.
• A matter of tactics
• Presidenti­al debates: democracy at its best
• Building up in the West and Off Island
• No wait: Load your Opus at home next year
• Cree unmoved by uranium lobby
• Mcgill’s asbestos report denounced as whitewash
• Motions of censure rejected at council
• Experts eye 4-year-olds to stem dropout rate
• Canada vulnerable to cyber-attacks: auditor general
• Government vows to help veterans adapt
• Rules aside, David wants in
• Bernier’s ex broke lobbying rules
• Big seal cull suggested to help cod stocks
• Changing of the guard in China
• Underwater surveillan­ce, inspired by 007
• Whale sounded human: researcher­s
• Emir of Qatar embraces Hamas
• King urges opposition to seek election
• Labour migrants incensed by Russian brochure
• Informant says N.Y. police paid him to ‘bait’ Muslims
• Thief who robbed man on subway track jailed
• New bill redefines treason in Russia
• Rebels boast of new missiles
• Syria tries to reopen northern supply route
• The PQ should set policy for disclosure on city contracts
• Without chaplains, support will vanish
• Don’t wait for the end of the Charbonnea­u inquiry
• Quebec’s language crucible
• Romney finds grace debating – and joking – with Obama
• Electric vehicles primed for U-turn
• PQ slammed over shale gas
• Enterprisi­ng youths celebrated at summit
• Canada Goose wins counterfei­t case
• New Millennium faces rising costs in iron ore project
• Quality of life not keeping pace with prosperity
• New ipad Mini takes aim at tablet competitio­n
• Carney hints at coming interest rate hike
• China hints at reforms
• Canadians face mortgage crunch
• RBC, TD spend $20 billion on U.S. assets
• Lord Black of the right cross?
• PaSSing it On
• tsx has steep fall as commoditie­s decline
• The NHL’s ‘dirty window’
• Canadiens condo project taking shape
• NHLPA questions league’s tactics
• More mature Verlander makes Series return
• Impact can be proud of first MLS season
• ‘I just lost my cool,’ Als’ Emry says
• Before you start carving the pumpkin ...
• Japanese cooking: from farm to table
• A penne for your thoughts on salads
• Penne with Roasted Eggplant, Chili and Mint
• Pizza dough helps sub rise to another level
• Passing along the joy of cooking
• Loggia’s cookbook a flavourful feast
• Pippa’s party primer praised and pilloried
• Hitchens wielded words like swords
• Cult hit gets new life
• ‘Daring artist’ takes reins at theatre school
• ‘The aphasia comes just before the insatiable craving for street-cart mini-wieners’
• your horoscope
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Leave mother-in-law’s home as soon as possible
• Native activist led Wounded Knee siege
• Motherhood is changing Adele
• Reinvigora­ting St-henri
• Decorator changed careers at clients’ urging
• Choosing a home inspector
• St-laurent borough is diverse and active
• UN study calls for effort to make cities greener and healthier by 2030
• TOM Condos: Affordable luxury living in the heart of downtown Montreal
• 400 Dowd: Where the past meets contempora­ry luxury
• Steeped in history
• Modern design doesn’t have to be cold, costly
• Use your outdoor condo space
• Symphonia condo towers add a new note to Montreal’s skyline
• A Community Nestled in Nature and Hudson
• The benefits of trading places
• Beware the true cost of renovation­s
• Do-it-yourself nursery saves money
• The Advantages of Selling Your Home With a Real Estate Broker
• Thinking of Buying a Home? Determine Your Priorities First!
• Is Gehry building on a bubble?
• Housing appraisal database may be faulty, experts say
• Pierrefond­s getting new fire station
• Cellphone antenna wins D.D.O. approval
• Beaconsfie­ld doesn’t want byelection to replace councillor
• Observator­y sheds light on skies
• A MASTER AT STORYFEST
• Is it time to get ready for the next election?
• Pointe-claire sues to have shed removed
• At 80, Jack Hubert still ‘smart with the puck’
• When ‘just say no’ doesn’t work
• New highway allows region to d dream big
• Hudson/st-lazare to get its own radio station
• New health minister studying plans for long-awaited hospital
• For adaptive ski inventor, it’s been all downhill
• Protest from residents kills Vaudreuil overpass
• Pro coaching in the cards?
• Cougars finish perfect regular season
• calendar
• A career in caring
• Jubilation Gospel Choir adds style to Lakeside Academy event
• West Island’s best young hockey players compete

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