Montreal Gazette - 2012-11-17

• A DEMOCRATIC DAY AT CITY HALL
• OUR CHRISTMAS FUND GOAL: $1 MILLION
• MUSICALS BIG AND SMALL ARE FILLING UP MONTREAL’S CULTURAL CALENDAR.
• WITH CONDO INSURANCE
• $50 MILLION IN SURGERY CUTS, AND MORE FEARED IN QUEBEC BUDGET.
• THE COST OF BIG PROJECTS HAVE BALLOONED IN QUEBEC, FROM HOSPITALS TO THE DORVAL CIRCLE, PQ REPORT SHOWS.
• Applebaum could leave lasting legacy
• How do you say Oy vey! in Montreal Frenglish?
• Israel ups reserves, readies for ground assault
• Chaos just outside the Big Apple
• The crisis on council a win for democracy
• A case study: the ‘slam dunk’ plan to build hospitals on budget
• Through all her pain, Lorraine remains upbeat
• Arcuri’s death ruled accident — but ‘worrisome’
• ‘Despicable’ attack on cabbie results in life sentence
• ‘The Dominator’ finally gave into the pain
• Emails show officials’ suspicion
• Harper, Flaherty vow to slay deficit on time
• Officials work to thwart the invasion of ‘fishzilla’
• Kenney defends ‘ethnic media scan’
• Undersea world largely unknown, scientists say
• $56 million in funding announced
• Mackay has stark words of greeting for internatio­nal security forum
• Merkel, Putin trade barbs on human rights
• Jordanians seek king’s removal
• Role of terrorists withheld in Libya attack: Petraeus
• Four workers burned in oil rig explosion
• Scientists get a cosmic lesson from kung fu nuns
• Iran close to being able to fuel warhead: UN agency
• INNOVATION SHAPES MUHC ‘VILLAGE’
• ALLOPHONES and education
• VINEGAR MYTHS dissolve amid facts
• Parking and traffic among host of concerns for nearby residents in N.D.G.,
• Students get Voice – and responsibi­lity
• It’s time to look again at guaranteed incomes
• A nation divided on commercial union
• Michael Applebaum can’t stand alone as mayor
• Be ready for emergencie­s
• A Hollywood choice that betrays the legacy of Nina Simone
• For the PQ, budget headaches
• The last anglophone mayor of Montreal: not who you might think
• Gradual cooling trend in housing market just what the doctor ordered
• Astral confirms talks on again with BCE on proposed takeover
• Dark Knight makes leap into the Wii generation
• Another pilots’ group wings way to Montreal
• Hostess makes its last Twinkie
• Ikea goods made by prison labour: report
• Condo owners learn lesson the hard way
• Boomer homebodies
• Pay your debt now
• Tsx boosted after ‘fiscal cliff’ meeting
• ‘The fire is back’ for St-pierre
• Als owner always up for game
• Veteran QB Calvillo still has the butterflie­s
• ‘Lucky Luc’ deserves honour
• Hominick needs win to stay alive
• Bettman suggests break in NHL talks, but time is the enemy
• After 50 years, memories of Mcgill title still vivid
• Backups get turn after bad week for QBs
• Laval has history on its side in Uteck Bowl
• Weekend On the Tube
• Stubler’s defence covers a lot of history
• Als face Argos in East final
• Reality might be setting in for Alonso
• Time is right for PEOPL. power
• Rare Hitchcock movie released online
• Sign of the times: The Flying Dutchman in a box
• Christine, la reine-garçon is a regal romance to match its subject
• ‘Extreme doodler’ creates marvellous mental universes
• Terminus: Art confronts mortality in trilogy’s conclusion
• Contemplat­ing mortality, in its many forms
• Mamet’s new play examines moral dilemma
• ‘Elegant’ paparazzi show their class
• At the movies
• REPERTORY CINEMAS
• A marvellous feat of familial compassion
• Keeping it simple
• Vampires’ second coming no better
• Heritage home lovingly remade
• Carbon monoxide buildup is cause for alarm
• Balcony’s clear panels allow view of new garden
• How does your garden grow? With snowdrops and dwarf irises all in a row
• Block air and moisture to make stucco last
• Condo buyers: Beware the developer’s suite
• Canadian wealth managers need help from generation Y
• Vermont resorts are on the rise
• New England cross-country centres turn to snow-making
• New York, New Hampshire slopes close to home
• Size counts for a lot in Maine
• Le Massif offers weekend rail excursions
• Luxury liner not just for the rich and famous
• Vermont B&B a delightful mix of old and new
• Pre-ski season, it’s time to get your body ready
• The art of chic
• An urban edge
• Boho meets prep
• The fearless fashionist­a
• Formidably chic
• Italian wine with Chinese food?
• Take comfort in Else’s expanded menu
• Ontario’s rieslings are fantastic — and inexpensiv­e
• ICCF ball one for the books
• 2013 Shelby GT500: muscle car personifie­d
• Smooth sailing in luxury coupe
• Redesigned Nissan Altima has a more powerful road presence
• 2013 Dodge Dart hits target
• Corvette celebrates its 60th anniversar­y with the thrilling 427 GS Collector Edition
• Sport Package beefs up the Infiniti G coupe
• Two thumbs up for redesigned Acura RDX
• Ram 1500 raises the bar for every pickup on the market
• Combining comfort and comportmen­t
• Hyundai adds power to new Veloster
• BRZ sports good looks, rear-wheel drive
• Hyundai adds coupe, hatchback to Elantara lineup
• New Accord offers better visibility
• All-new Mazda CX-5 based on Skyactiv technology
• BMW’S all-new Activehybr­id 3: like having your cake and eating it, too
• 2013 Volkswagen CC deserves some limelight
• Sixth generation notwithsta­nding, the 2013 Mercedes-benz SL 550 is all-new and a great drive
• TV Crossword
• THIS WEEK’S TOP TV TIPS
• saturday’s horoscope
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Be fair to Grandma, tell her about your diagnosis
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• The Sunday New York Times Crossword
• Retirement ruined everything
• sunday’s Horoscope

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