Montreal Gazette - 2014-01-25

• BUILDING’S FIREWALL PROBABLY SAVED LIVES
• Recovery crews must hack their way through ice to find victims, and answers.
• The Rosemont reservoir
• Eugenie Bouchard
• Prince-Arthur St.
• Deeper look into elder care, safety and health.
• Marijuana revolution gathers force in U.S.
• It’s time to think outside the Bixi
• Ice poses daunting challenge for recovery
• Regulation­s vary little between public and private seniors’ residences
• ‘They lost everything familiar’
• Lessons learned after Lac-Mégantic tragedy being applied
• Tragedy spurs fire-safety questions
• Firefighte­r response times slower in suburbs than cities
• Steele-Morin’s parole records tell a dark tale
• Doctor downplays addictiven­ess of nicotine
• James Lyng alumna praises arts
• Explosions hit constructi­on site on Décarie Blvd.
• Opposition slams Feds for spending reserve mone Ey on ads
• Strahl quits Security Intelligen­ce Review Committee
• What to expect as Parliament resumes
• Tories slash away in bid to balance budget
• MP proposes registry to track unnatural deaths
• Sweeping violence feared after Cairo attacks
• Harper commits $150M to Syrian refugees
• Assad regime, opponents to meet face to face
• North Korea to resume family reunions
• 50 years later, following in Ali’s fleet footsteps
• Ivory Coast relocates elephants
• Man sentenced to death in Pakistan mentally ill: lawyer
• Was Noah’s ark round?
• Swastika on Austrian gravestone defies ban on Nazi symbols
• Israeli official warns of rising jihadi threat from Syria
• Violence in Central African Republic
• Former Afghan warlord escapes suicide bombing
• PHILANTHRO­PY IN MANY SHADES
• FAITHS join forces
• Mormon missionari­es head into métro
• Claude Chagnon and Hélène Dufresne
• Are flame-retardant chemicals doing more harm than good?
• Moral implicatio­ns of values charter not limited to Quebec
• Drapeau’s plan eventually bore fruit
• Let’s focus on the economy
• All seniors’ residences should have sprinklers
• Egypt’s long struggle for democracy
• An election during the Charbonnea­u inquiry? Risky
• PM’s Israel trip may charm evangelica­ls
• Into the bitcoin mines
• As emerging markets wobble, stocks plunge
• Quirky pastime became Bitstrips hit
• Quebec realtors, national group reach agreement on Realtor.ca
• Mark Carney effectivel­y scraps his policy framework
• Apple’s revolution­ary Mac turns 30
• Emerging markets put a chill on tsx
• Tests of natural gas locomotive­s chug ahead
• Robot ‘sex’ could be the future of life on Earth
• Keystone supporters get boost from report
• 1 in 7 ready to cut TV cord, go online: poll
• Starbucks sees early promise in new croissants
• No Flaherty rebuke as mortgage rates decline
• Target offers Canadians free credit monitoring
• JPMorgan CEO’s pay set at $20M
• Red Wings take down struggling Canadiens
• Diaz’s days with Canadiens numbered as team looks ahead
• Pacioretty, Subban not worried about security
• Team fails to convert opportunit­ies to realities
• Mediocrity order of the day for Canadian NHL teams
• Gretzky proud of growth in California
• No second bout for Budaj
• Goalie known for faith – and fierce intensity
• On the Tube
• Murumets aims to create tennis culture
• Super Bowl matchup offers stark contrast
• What direction is Impact headed in Year 3?
• Great Boucher loving life away from the limelight
• Harvey’s heart, mind set on podium finish
• THE WORLD IS HIS CANVAS
• Boy George singing Yellow Polka Dot Bikini?
• There won’t be an epilogue for Murder, She Wrote
• Four rooms with a view
• Appeal of actor is no mystery
• Bedtime! belongs to children
• Porgy and Bess is already a success
• First World and Third World are bridged by purgatory
• Home is where Hearts is
• When does a movie run too long?
• Far from the enchanted kingdom
• In the end, community is what matters
• A fearless feathered friend
• Heritage house holds memories of years at sea
• Travels never far away in Westmount apartment
• Bathroom bliss
• Home equity line of credit offers flexible way to finance a reno
• Stained wood avoids unfinished appearance
• Doctor makes a life-changing career choice
• San Francisco approves pilot shuttle plan
• Le Commodore Condominiu­ms
• Window dressing
• Tile trends
• Community snapshot: Little Italy
• Choosing between a variable or fixed-rate mortgage when buying real estate
• Make a list of your belongings; keep it updated
• Quebec’s Wonders of WINTER
• TREMBLANT OASIS
• SALUT, BONHOMME!
• OLD-FASHIONED FUN
• Scenic to add more ‘Space Ships’ on its European river cruise routes
• Modernizin­g Phnom Penh honours its past
• Touring the Panama Canal in Al Capone style
• Exploring Puerto Rico for free
• NIELLUCCIO is a Corsican cousin to the sangiovese grape of Tuscany. Taste the family resemblanc­e.
• DINING CRITIC Lesley Chesterman asks why we don’t incorporat­e more healthy dishes into meals.
• Beer of brothers gets blessing
• Eateries that last serve good food made from scratch
• WINES OF THE WEEK Bill Zacharkiw
• Try these selections, full of finesse and elegance
• Portraying the rich and famous
• Sad state of affairs? Best to turn the other cheek
• The real road to happiness
• Recipes for truly happy meals
• Big losers open Downsize gym
• Gym designed to help people feel less self-conscious
• TV Crossword
• THIS WEEK’S TOP TV TIPS
• saturday’s horoscope
• new york timeS croSSword
• Tell sister of need to be informed of extra guests
• aceS on bridge
• The Sunday New York Times Crossword
• Thank a vet with a valentine
• sunday’s Horoscope

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