Montreal Gazette - 2013-01-23

• DEEP FREEZE SETS IN
• MARKOV POTS TWO IN WIN
• Boy, 12, charged with manslaught­er
• Israel voters push Netanyahu to centre after re-electing him by a narrow margin.
• Charbonnea­u inquiry sees rising tension as doubts over witness credibilit­y loom large.
• Duck is a lean, smart choice for dinner. A few chef’s tips, and you’re on your way.
• Doctors’ salaries are rising faster in Quebec than the Canadian average, report says.
• Rally precedes elections in Jordan
• Former TV host is a surprise runner-up
• Informatio­n requests ‘abusive:’ Mcgill
• Killer granted escorted leave on compassion­ate grounds
• Dawson defends student’s expulsion
• Bank could seize Porter’s condo
• New campaign launched to extend blue line
• Obesity in children can be fatal: report
• Atleo to return to divided AFN
• Alleged polluters warned, not prosecuted
• Guard got quick lesson in Ashley Smith’s reality
• Khadr turns to former high-profile counsel
• Algerian envoy meets officials over siege
• Portrait of an al-qaida takeover
• Russia starts removing nationals from war-torn Syria
• Send robot into space with tool kit to recycle satellites?
• Accused killer blames mother
• Use private daycares to expand the public network
• Eclectic book collection was my continuing education
• Assisted suicide is a ‘slippery slope’
• When bilinguali­sm was routine
• Obama shows that the candidate of hope and change is back
• Euthanasia would be better than how my mother died
• Montreal pays for losing out as airport hub
• Condo developer to build in Ottawa
• Walmart to upgrade in the face of Target
• Davie Yards to resume operating
• CN Rail rolls to record 2012 profit
• Canadian exports need revamp: conference board
• Make-or-break moment approaches for RIM
• Nebraska approves Keystone route
• RIM jumps 13 per cent on options speculatio­n
• ‘Black swans’ big worry at forum
• S&P/TSX INDEX UP FOR FOURTH SESSION
• Metro selling almost half of Couche-tard investment
• Canada’s Davis Cup hopes get a boost
• Galchenyuk’s first NHL goal leads Habs to 4-1 win
• Crowd’s roar stuns Galchenyuk
• Bizier near global stage
• Is laser first-down marker next?
• You can succumb to a sticky temptation at this time of year
• A harvest of photos from the farm
• Grease Truck a great midnight snack
• Little Brussels sprouts big on flavour, go together well with bacon
• Rack of lamb dish is ideal for special occasions
• Toast the Chinese New Year!
• Hints of summer in middle of winter
• Ready for a tingle on your tongue?
• Montreal’s famous picky eater
• Monarch and his kingdom come to a bad end in Le Roi se meurt
• Not playing on Broadway soon
• Women behind the camera fare better in indie films
• your horoscope
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Will she resent small town after her time in Rome?
• aceS on bridge
• Wrote of being black in Nazi Germany
• ‘Too much army and not enough prince,’ Harry admits
• OQLF not crazy about her cupcakes
• Brenda O’Farrell asks:
• In the Off Island:
• Upscale condo constructi­on slated to begin this year
• Pierrefond­s joins demerged Montreal suburbs to safeguard their official bilingual status
• Language should be a matter of common sense
• Town sued over pipe repairs
• Beaconsfie­ld reviews plan for troubled-youth facility
• Deadline set to register opposition to demolition
• Parents of students at Collège Bourget say they are satisfied with how administra­tors handled sex scandal.
• Vaudreuil-Dorion makes changes to its master plan to make way for new health centre and a lot more condos,
• Sports centre hits 4,000 members
• Île-perrot looks to revitalize downtown core
• Coach keeps his head above water
• Pond hockey tourney ready to go
• NOW THERE’S A NEW WAY TO TELL US ABOUT YOUR EVENT
• Developer revises Pierrefond­s condo plan
• Forced to scrap van, Lachine food bank seeks help
• Lakeshore Players perform classic whodunit
• Stewart Hall celebrates its 50th anniversar­y

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