Montreal Gazette - 2014-01-31

• MAFIA DON MUNICIPAL CONTRACTOR
• Surgical wait times increase
• Statesman from U.S. enters talks
• Escalators scrutinize­d after métro accident
• The Lady in Number 6
• Kevin O’Leary
• Canadiens ride
• Johansson parts ways with Oxfam
• Raymond Ellis case in hands of the jury
• Accident not without precedent
• ‘Faithfully Yours, Nick Rizzuto’
• A history of real-estate deals with the city
• Release is imminent for Quebecer held in Kabul
• No ‘magic solution’ to fires like one in L’Isle-Verte, official says
• Conseil clashes with Drainville
• Arsenault thanks commission for not linking him to organized crime
• Putin’s Arctic envoy denies any posturing
• Hints of Liberal division as senators push back
• Does Trudeau’s move really show a party shift?
• Veterans better off than Fantino affair suggests
• Europe has no lessons for Canada
• Return Nazi-looted art, Jewish Congress tells Germany
• How to address poverty
• A transition­al but not transforma­tional city budget
• The Olympics are an over-hyped waste of money
• The Senate is preventing fair play in sports betting
• E-cigs can help with quitting tobacco
• Economic dream or equalizati­on drain?
• Quebec to invest in contentiou­s project
• Not much to cheer about at Best Buy
• Suspended notary can’t use title
• TD predicts loonie will dip to 85 cents in 2014
• Orbite gets $4 million in federal loans
• Government, lottery winnings to fund retirement, poll finds
• Looming danger of debt deflation creeping up
• Markets surge on u.s. growth data
• Super Bowl ads get more feminine
• CN Railway anticipate­s strong growth in 2014
• ‘It’s easy to get up for these games’
• De Santis looking to augment roster
• A trainer to two teams
• Criticism of Sochi Games unfair, says Furlong
• ‘ This is why we keep playing’
• Bringing novel to screen was labour of love
• Feature film from Gaza revisits familiar theme
• In Visitors, the movie watches the audience
• Unbelievab­le Labor Day is no special delivery
• Film all style, no seduction
• Montreal filmmaker reconciles family, identity
• Le Passé examines truth, elusive nature of bonds
• Film’s characters unable to move beyond the past
• at the movies
• THIS WEEK'S FIRST-RUN MOVIES IN AND AROUND MONTREAL, FROM A TO Z
• Love, comedy, action … and the Bible
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Sleeping arrangemen­ts might have to change
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• friday’s horoscope
• Hollywood executive turned ceremonial post into a calling
• Jewish rebel defied death
• Be careful, the author is coming
• Shy master of song casts a spell over audiences
• Lorde says media’s ‘lecherous gaze’ sucks

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