Montreal Gazette - 2014-12-13

• OUR VIEWING DISPLEASUR­E
• HABS’ OFFENCE RECHARGED
• A MAN OF MANY WORDS
• Subconscio­us urges turn restaurant orders
• MONTREAL GAZETTE’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Opening delayed for soccer venue as cost rises additional $ 2M
• A REFINED TWIST ON A CLASSIC
• Single mother devotes her time to her children and volunteeri­ng
• Tearful McPhee apologizes to victim’s parents
• Municipal relations hit ‘ turbulence’ over tax hikes
• Man killed while parked on Anjou industrial road
• Binge drinking has early roots: study
• Sweep nets no drunk drivers
• No sodomy, no lash and now no rum
• More than 1,000 Canadians may still be in Syria
• POSSESSION IS 9/ 10THS OF LAW
• ‘ MATTER OF RESPECT’
• Race issue sidelined in hospital inquest
• HOW MEXICAN GANGS SET UP SHOP IN B. C.
• ‘ Bibi fatigue’ in Israel polls
• OFFICE PARTY CONFIDENTI­AL
• Longueuil hopes plans to manage St- Hubert airport will take off
• Office availabili­ty in Montreal core rising
• BRP counting on low oil prices to help power growth
• Amaya shares plummet amid trading activity investigat­ion
• Winners and losers in global oil shock
• Repsol takeover talk boosts Talisman shares
• CMHC restructur­ing cuts staff by 10%
• General strike halts Italy’s basic services
• MODERN WESTMOUNT HOME WITH HISTORIC ROOTS
• HOLIDAY LIGHTING
• Mile End duplex a hub of creativity and family life
• Creating a layout you can live with
• Tradition gets a makeover in modern holiday wreaths
• FRONT PATIO ADDS A LITTLE LIFE
• Spanish corruption targeted by activists
• Militants master torture methods
• EU backs Britain in barring jet fuel exports to Syria
• CHINA SPARKS MILITARY SPENDING IN AUSTRALIA
• MONTREAL DIARY
• VETERAN ANNOUNCER TAKES SHIFT IN STRIDE
• Nervy music teacher had a special request for Beethoven
• LET CITIES DECIDE
• THE ‘ PARTI QUÉBÉCOIS EFFECT’
• Campus BDS debate missed the mark
• Austerity is not the route to prosperity
• CITY SALES TAX COULD REMODEL PUBLIC POLICY
• Marketers cashed in on lithiated water
• DINING WITH JEAN BÉLIVEAU
• LACROSSE ON DISPLAY
• Scrappy Canadien Prust reaches modest 400- game milestone
• Goaltender Price keeps Stanley Cup champions at bay
• HABS MAY NOT BE ONLY CANADIANS IN PLAYOFFS
• Béliveau left Jewish community feeling touched
• Beaulieu has mumps to thank for more ice time
• Getzlaf- Perry linemate is a fluid propositio­n
• Leafs winning despite bad defensive habits
• Debunking NFL’s last- season myths
• ON THE TUBE
• Weaver, Poje top short ice dance
• GATEWAY TO ANCIENT GREECE
• TRADITIONA­L CLASSIC
• DEMENTIA IN FOCUS
• What you’ll see at The Greeks: Agamemnon to Alexander the Great
• CHURCH FRAMES CIRQUE DU SOLEIL’S ENTHRALLIN­G 30TH- ANNIVERSAR­Y CONCERT
• Plans afoot to screen Globe’s Shakespear­e
• Sony’s Pascal the villain in Jolie’s latest drama
• ‘ I had written my life’
• Kent Nagano takes Beethoven to heart in OSM recording
• ACKERMAN’S HOLY FOOLS IS A WILD RIDE
• A boy, a bear, and a Hanukkah to remember
• KEEP IT NATURAL
• ON PHOTO SAFARI IN NUNAVUT
• LEA HIP AND LOVELY
• Colour and light add easy flair
• THE OTHER SIDE OF SICILY
• They’re not here yet, but keep an eye out
• FORTUNE A GEM OF A RESTAURANT
• Ogilvy knows how to party — and for a good cause
• Christmas in Europe not a day but a season
• Shedding some light on city’s history
• A BIG- APPLE HOLIDAY VISIT
• BIG SAVINGS ON SMALL MOUNTAINS
• Latest resort perk: ski with an Olympian
• MODERN GETAWAY IN THE HEART OF TORONTO
• De Niro takes winning ways to resort business
• SATURDAY HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Father may be developing hearing, cognitive problems
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Sorry, but she’s not that into you
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE

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