Montreal Gazette - 2012-10-31

• CITY HALL UNDER SIEGE
• Property taxes to rise 3.3%
• National Assembly convenes for first time post-election
• Tremblay can’t avoid a legacy of corruption
• Could tax hike expedite the exodus?
• Food banks feed growing numbers of hungry
• Questions raised on spending plan
• Language spat turns violent
• EMSB seeks ways to bring students back
• School bomber faces new trial
• ‘I thought they are coming out, but they didn’t’
• Cleanup costs grow by $600M
• Everyone’s a soldier in cyber-war: Wallin
• ‘Fugitive’ Quaids enjoy their lives in Quebec
• Tamil boat migrants await ruling
• NHL joins opponents of betting legislatio­n change
• Venerable arts group closes shop
• Autistic kids cope with Halloween
• $20-billion monster ‘worst ever’
• ‘Nothing major for us’ reported to police in Montreal region
• NYSE reopening,
• South Africa’s income gap remains wide: census
• Pussy Riot member fears for safety of colleague
• Poles deny explosives found in wreckage of president’s crashed plane
• Iran orchestra finale rings of hard-line pressure
• The Sudanese connection
• Strike on Iran would benefit Mideast: Israel
• Boxer’s victory unites Afghans
• The French-english divide
• How much did ending the gun registry really save?
• From Pakistan to Pierrefond­s
• Superstorm Sandy might just tip the electoral balance
• Federal carbon taxes are needed
• Business-jet market loses major player
• Petition targets ‘secretive’ China deal
• Tackling the pensioner problem
• Measures point to economic growth
• Paradis rules out Bell-astral interventi­on
• Private performanc­e
• TSX BUOYED BY RISING OIL, COPPER PRICES
• No big drop in housing prices foreseen by CIBC economist
• It’s time to build a new hockey league
• Once-undefeated Bute is looking to restore his rep
• Injury-plagued UFC proving a tougher-than-usual sell in Montreal
• Als QB Mcpherson to start against Bombers
• Asians worry Champions golf course ‘too long’
• Sandy brings uncertaint­y to NBA games, NYC marathon
• TASTE MTL EATS AWAY AT MENU PRICES
• Is theirs a recipe for success?
• Trick is to avoid eating kids’ treats
• Ease panic by prepping dinners ahead
• A Montreal classic with a new twist
• Smitten with simplicity
• A touch of zest to a tried-and-true recipe
• Roasted Chicken Thighs with Delicata Squash
• High-end tippling for a cause at Passion Vin
• Will Ferguson wins Giller Prize for thriller 419
• Atwater Library hosts readings by Governor General’s award finalists
• A real slice of history, meathead
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Show boyfriend proof of infidelity, then leave
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• A scholar, but also an everyman
• Big-name friends ready to do their part for George
• Lions go down to defeat
• Pierrefond­s-Roxboro councillor Bert Ward slapped with electionfr­aud charge.
• Civil servant beaten
• Hospital union opens awareness campaign
• POLITICIAN­S SHOULD LEARN FROM NILAN
• Students will decide value of Abbott’s new building
• City shouldn’t sue citizens
• Paving, but no new equipment for skateboard­ing park
• Birthing centre delivers care in a homey setting
• Girls’ bullying video leads to healing moment
• Objections to density zoning
• A regional developmen­t plan has some critics saying it gives too much power to Montreal.
• Denise Bergeron runs away with 49 per cent of the vote, becoming the newest member of council.
• Watering lawns will no longer be p pipe dream
• Office building may be first of many
• Sprong shows why he’s a top draft prospect
• Keeping it fun is one key to success
• VOLUNTEERS
• YOU CAN NOW POST YOUR COMMUNITY CALENDAR EVENTS ONLINE
• West Island teams enjoy successful SIL hockey weekend
• Get ready for more traffic headaches
• Welfare boost sought for those with handicaps
• Suzuki reinforces students’ conviction­s

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