Montreal Gazette - 2014-01-04

• The train crash in Lac-Mégantic was over in a matter of seconds. The cleanup will take months and possibly years.
• DELIVERING CSERIES PLANES WILL BE BOMBARDIER’S MAIN OCCUPATION THIS YEAR.
• JUAN RODRIGUEZ DOESN’T LIKE WHAT HE HEARS ON ITUNES, BUT THE TOP TRACKS STILL HAUNT HIS DREAMS.
• JUGULAR SLASHED BY A SKATE A MONTH AGO, HOCKEY TEEN IS READY TO PLAY.
• EXTREME COLD DAMAGE SPREADS
• Thousands died in residentia­l schools
• Fearless prediction­s for a wild 2014
• Video of cop causes row
• Burst pipe wreaks havoc at St. James United
• Icy roads make commute treacherou­s
• Charbonnea­u’s right-hand man
• No flu pandemic in Canada, but peak is still ahead of us
• Doctor relives ordeal
• B.C. author makes short list to establish settlement on Mars
• ‘It’s sheer devastatio­n,’ kennel owner says
• Concerns over Ring of Fire services
• RCAF eases medical rules amid pilot shortage
• ‘Bizarre’ changes to foreign worker program
• Tories stick with controvers­ial deal to replace military helicopter­s
• Eagles die as new year is born
• Cruz still a Canadian; experts confused by his hesitation
• Roe v. Wade losing ground in abortion battle
• French official wants comic banned
• France considers judge-free divorce
• Great Train Robber Biggs’s funeral draws varied crowd
• Woman conned Chinese elite
• Singer part of famed duo
• Both sides snipe at Kerry over peace bid
• Prague locals ‘lose trust’ in Palestinia­n Embassy
• Ongoing protests in Egypt claim six lives
• Lebanon detainee believed tied to bombings
• Tunisia’s assembly voting on constituti­on
• Gorbachev popped into 10 Downing St.
• Band’s fake recording sparked spy search
• IF I WOULD have known
• University Club has a rich history
• Puck pioneers captivated a city
• Charter challenges show Harper governing in Trudeau’s shadow
• Homeless and cops
• The public is painfully unaware of health-care options
• Open adoption records across Canada
• News of Via’s death barely exaggerate­d
• Despite favourable conditions, Tories continue to slide
• Tapping into the children’s market
• Northwest Passage to prosperity
• BlackBerry sues startup owned by TV celebrity
• Partner’s income could be tipping point
• YOUR INSURANCE TRAVEL CLAIMS WILL BE DENIED
• MINERS BACK OFF AMID TEPID CHINESE DATA
• Are seniors really stealing jobs?
• Record auto sales help drive Canadian economy
• Expect bumps in economy, analysts warn
• Original Cheerios to go GMO-free
• Silencing the online noise
• Comatose speed-demon Schumacher in struggle of his life
• Irvin welcomed to Order of Canada
• Burke spoke harshly, but consider context
• Finns in unfamiliar territory
• Consistenc­y on ice seen in Canuck Horvat
• Habs make grade after first half
• Galchenyuk disappoint­ed he’s not going to Sochi
• Gleason has much to learn joining Leafs
• Spezza is no easy fit in Sens lineup
• McKegney’s Juniors memories
• Getting hot in cold climes
• Game could be colder than ’67 Ice Bowl
• Quebecer takes third in Tour de Ski pursuit race
• Canuck snowboarde­rs headed to Sochi
• La Pastèque marks 15 years
• There are plenty of wolves left on Wall Street
• Coming up: Porgy and Beethoven
• Performers get creative when facing disruption­s
• Sundance kicks off with wide variety of docs
• Robots saved many a sci-fi flick in 2013
• K-pop stars taking centre stage
• A year of surprises beckons in pop music
• Singer dragged into Mideast fray
• Thor is the new, fun Superman
• An Oscar nomination can change everything
• Wince, wash, repeat: no end to the Paranormal terror
• This charming man
• Two novels have a date with destiny
• God speaks in an irreverent voice
• Home has European flair
• A couple choose Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce for its multicultu­ralism,
• Eight tips for planning this year’s home renovation,
• The perfect powder room
• Warm greys help recreate elegance of another era
• FORT LAUDERDALE Posh & Party
• Pelican Beach boutique hotel evokes Old Florida.
• A window into Southeast Asia
• Museum’s story as inspiring as its art collection
• Atlanta has rich cultural history
• Auto museum a hidden gem
• Lose yourself in exotic Xcaret
• Venturing well beyond the beaches and souvenir shops
• Amalfi Coast has oh-my-God views
• Guitar picker turns his hand to picking antiques
• The next big thing
• Was 2013 the beginning of the end for Facebook?
• 2014: the year of riesling
• Delectable German whites for every taste preference
• Helping people get smart on what they eat
• Getting a knack for nutrition
• Guide to Canadianis­ms
• Style starts by being honest with yourself
• Hair is almost another character in American Hustle
• Dressing down can add to your status
• Fur is making a big comeback
• When the years start catching up
• Keep an eye on young siblings

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