Montreal Gazette - 2012-12-07

• A NEW VISION FOR BUSY INTERSECTI­ON
• $80M Painful cutbacks for health agency
• PERFORMING ART enters new realm with 3D film Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away.
• New budget trims tax hike
• F35 project scrapped as costs doom plan to buy new fighters for RCAF.
• NHL talks off as optimism that season can be saved evaporates with a phone call.
• English education eligibilit­y for anglo Quebecers unchanged by new policies.
• Defending women’s rights, year after year
• Quebec plans mandatory weapons registry
• Game-changer enlivens Olympic Stadium
• Man who made pipe bombs ‘for the fun of it’ goes to jail for 3 years
• Longtime councillor Deros to sit as independen­t
• Bédard wants tight reins on spending
• Universiti­es at summit, not happily
• Report on Legionnair­es’ outbreak a whitewash: lawyer
• Publicatio­n ban limits reporting on police ethics hearing
• Josephine’s husband left her and their children
• Boisclair renounces permanent status in the public service
• Canada’s involvemen­t in the F-35
• Van Loan apologizes for Commons dust-up
• Senators’ residency claims to be audited
• Cyber criminals could target phones as sources of data
• Alcohol testing case goes to high court
• Homeless man found frozen to death behind Prairie store
• Informatio­n watchdog slams flaws in Canada’s laws
• Dallaire critical of cluster bomb legislatio­n
• Egypt’s Morsi makes modest concession­s
• After revolution, Tunisia still suffers
• NATO to deploy Patriot missiles on Turkish border
• Baird warns Assad not to use chemical weapons
• Clinton warns Russians trying to ‘re-sovietize’
• Congolese youth rally against impotent army
• Treaty will aid displaced Africans
• Washington gay couples to wed
• Filipinos rebuild in danger zone
• ‘You may responsibl­y get baked:’ Seattle cop
• Legislatin­g language
• Bad moves, from retroactiv­e booze tax to Boisclair
• Good riddance to the gun registry
• The meaning of Canada’s UN vote
• CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICy
• Whether a pet comes from a shelter or breeder, there are no guarantees
• Bombardier celebrates $2.2 billion in orders
• Rona’s DIY: build profits
• $100 million in venture capital being made available to IT firms
• Loblaw soars on REIT plans
• Space exploratio­n is Canadians’ ‘birthright’
• Banks capitalize on borrowing
• Rio Tinto subsidiary proposes expansion
• Dollarama to open 75 stores in 2013 as profit rises
• Shale gas helping lower heating bills for some
• TSX down despite banks’ earnings rise
• Chiefs search souls
• Players, owners wondering what each other is thinking
• Lockout’s a hurtin’ song for Carrie
• Habs rookie prospect leading Bulldogs
• GSP has ‘unfinished business’
• It may not be pretty, but Falcons still win
• Some ad festival winners are a hard sell
• Lunar rovers in the fast lane
• Setting the stage for Far Cry 3
• Isolation, resentment and boredom fuel longtime couple’s misery
• Louis-edmond Hamelin shines a northern light
• Cracks in Canadian unity run from coast to coast
• Subtle drama avoids gay stereotype­s
• Not all wishes come true, but La Fée has its charms
• Crossing over the thin line between saint and sinner
• Bonnie and Clyde, with snow
• Playing for Keeps way offside, the beltway unbuckled
• Wilde takes a turn for weird and twisted
• Trek to small time has its own rewards
• Reviews mixed for Bodyguard musical
• Running from reality a way to feed the greed
• Approaches to portraying greatness vary
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Husband must admit actions were inappropri­ate
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• FRIDAY'S HOROSCOPE
• The road less travelled, with curves
• Supporter of more than 110 charities
• Modernist composer’s music reflected spirituali­ty
• Swift good enough for award, but not for Conor

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