Montreal Gazette - 2016-01-09

• A HEAVY POLICE PRESENCE
• CLICHÉ WAYS TO STAY ORIGINAL
• New study shows Montrealer­s loved Jewish food, even if they didn’t know it was Jewish
• PONTBRIAND BUILDS BRIDGES
• MR. OLIVEROS’S OVERDUE OPUS
• Companies will need to change their relationsh­ip with their employees
• Resurfaced Yes victory speech recording prompts wave of sovereigni­st nostalgia
• Former mayor L’Allier remembered as a kind man who modernized and revitalize­d the provincial capital
• Obama’s mission for his final year
• U.K. has model to emulate: Goodale
• NEW FEARS FOR A NEW YEAR
• Snowy white owls enjoying the menu at Trudeau airport
• Assaulted Club Muzique patron awarded $15,000
• Legal clinic serves formal notice to Uber
• Teens charged in murder of Quebec filmmaker in Belize
• 42 INCIDENTS EXAMINED IN 2015
• WHO HAS BEEN NAMED?
• The newly rebranded CAQ is starting to look a lot like PQ-lite
• BEYOND PHOTO OPS
• OUR MAN IN OREGON AND THE ‘DIVINELY INSPIRED’ REBELLION
• COYNE: THE LIBERAL PLATFORM IS ALREADY IN TATTERS
• LIBERALS FACE CALL FOR TRANSPAREN­CY ON ARMS EXPORTS
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT DRINKING AND HEALTH
• Housing upcoming wave of Syrian refugees a priority
• Suburban lake ice thickness unstable: study
• SEPT-ÎLES LOOKS FOR RELIEF
• BUSINESS OF CRAFT BEER
• How Valeant doubled sales of an old drug
• Government pensions: What to expect and when
• Job data highlights Canada-U.S. divergence
• Why your paycheque may look a little different this year
• Court upholds $118M award against auditor
• Fat goodbye cheque attempts to foster positive company culture
• IN-LAW SUITES
• RANDOM SAMPLER
• SHUTTERS MAKE A STATEMENT
• CAT DECOR RULES
• SHOULD IT BE CAULKED OR NOT?
• Defining home and households through the ages
• Midterm report cards are in for Canadiens
• More to Plekanec’s game than just scoring goals
• SUBBAN IS MR. PERSONALIT­Y
• RYAN CREDITS HIS COACH
• Crosby is main attraction in Bell Centre showdown
• Jonathan Drouin trade to Canadiens unlikely
• Senators see win as best payback against Bruins
• Greed pushes NFL rush to L.A.
• Lofty prediction­s for Rio don’t weigh down kayaker
• Burris hits another bump in citizenshi­p process
• Messi favoured as FIFA top player
• Olympic qualifying process begins for Canadian women
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Sister tired of being made into scapegoat
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ALAN LEE’S CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO. 309
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Grandparen­ts confused by exclusion
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• GOLDEN GLOBES GROW UP — KIND OF
• Why does Hollywood love the Brits? They behave, Rigg says
• Bridge of Spies, Carol top BAFTA nomination­s
• Montreal’s Emilie Leduc carves out quality time
• A Rey of light
• Tradition takes a dive in Masilo’s choreograp­hy
• SEEKING A POINT OF LIGHT TO PIERCE THE DARKNESS
• UNIQUE OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE
• 2016 is a good year to learn about white wines: Let’s get started
• SPREADING KINDNESS
• ‘Petit treason’ threatened the social order
• A FAMILY AFFAIR
• MEGA-SHIPS ON HORIZON
• Vermont ski inns offer big deals for Canadians

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