Montreal Gazette - 2013-02-15

• SNOWBIRDS SCRAMBLING
• CLOSE, BUT NO DISASTEROI­D
• Seeing bright side in language debate
• Alouettes to name Hawkins as their new head coach
• Six months ago,
• Passengers vent
• PQ government
• Professors paint grim financial picture
• Rally against Bill 14 a blast from the past
• Accused drank and did drugs day of accident
• PQ mulls uranium mine consultati­on
• CAQ puts forward new strategy to fight corruption and collusion
• Official apologizes for data breach
• MUHC belt-tightening could target nurses
• TAKING A STAND TO SUPPORT ABUSED WOMEN
• Dorval loses bid to block Batshaw’s detention unit
• School boards cry foul over cuts
• Canada extends loan of aircraft for Mali
• Bullying a problem in RCMP: report
• CIDA refers another case to public service monitor
• Public speaking approved: Trudeau
• Guards’ testimony sheds better light on Smith — and themselves
• Birds at heart of extinct tribe: study
• Burned body identified as fugitive
• Scientists reconstruc­t Henri IV’S face
• Human medication on hook for mood changes in fish
• ASSE’S threats are a political boomerang for the PQ
• Wasting taxpayers’ money
• Keystone XL would be disastrous
• Nice flag, eh?
• How Quebec can address rising health-care costs
• The sign of the snake brings Sino-quebecers hope for progress
• Restaurant ‘black boxes’ do the job
• Mid-sized companies struggle to survive
• Buffett, partner buy Heinz for $23B
• Former CO-CEO sells off RIM shares
• Room for more rate cuts, IMF says
• Aspiring analysts study CAE
• Honda Accord selected as car of the year
• Court OKS Nortel deal with disabled former staff
• East Coast rises as Alberta discounts bite
• Europe’s outlook causes TSX turmoil
• Athletic ability no true measure of the man
• Bourque puts past behind him this season
• Sock it to NHL skate menace
• Cut-resistant socks may have spared Senators’ Karlsson
• Charlie Sheen: Please get help
• What it means to be a Quebecer — and Chinese
• Oscars have come a long way since The Alamo
• Bon Jovi delivers good mix of new music and standards
• It’s still a man’s world in the movie business
• Talented cast truly tries to make sense of chaos
• at the movies
• THIS WEEK'S FIRST-RUN MOVIES IN AND AROUND MONTREAL, FROM A TO Z
• Shatner boldly goes on and on
• New York times crossword
• Marriage counsellin­g helps, if there’s commitment
• aceS on bridge
• friday’s horoscope
• Liberal philosophe­r defined a generation
• Former Montreal rabbi
• Tony-winning actor starred in South Pacific
• Critically admired screenwrit­er began his career as a novelist
• Irons still trying to explain bottom-touching remarks

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