Montreal Gazette - 2016-12-17

• DO WE NEED A FRENCH CHEF?
• MONTOYA FITS IN WITH HABS
• COPS BUST POT SHOPS
• Price pulled, but comeback comes up short in 4-2 loss to San Jose Sharks
• PQ leadership, from PKP’s family drama to Lisée’s win, is political story of 2016
• England’s yew tree is highly toxic, but led to key drug in fight against cancer
• Transporta­tion arm of company making transforma­tional changes
• Director Svatek has top chefs staff a soup kitchen
• OSM among orchestras churning out CDs for gifts
• Universiti­es to get millions to help repair facilities
• Aboriginal leaders expect large-scale inquiry
• Brown family following accused’s trial closely
• Feds must walk fine line with energy projects
• Unusual career path of a translator
• Chinatown could be going extinct
• Our expert’s whisky gift ideas
• MONTREAL FULL OF BRIGHT IDEAS TO CELEBRATE 375TH ANNIVERSAR­Y
• Casino stands behind hiring of Robuchon
• Nadine gathers her family close
• Shooting spree suspect found fit to stand trial
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• A SLIPPERY SLOPE
• ALEPPO AND MOSUL ARE TWO CITIES LINKED BY HISTORY, BY THE OLD SILK ROAD, AND BY TRAGEDY AND VIOLENCE. BUT NEVER HAVE THEY ENDURED THE SCALE OF DESTRUCTIO­N NOW BEING VISITED UPON THEM.
• SOME SOBER READING. COYNE,
• Peace bond target denies terror links
• Provincial demands too high: Morneau
• GOVERNMENT, REBELS TRADE BLAME OVER EVACUATION­S
• Retaken Iraqi districts await aid, normalcy
• THE FIRST LADY MAY BE IVANKA
• Rogers scrapping IPTV developmen­t
• ENTREPRENE­UR’S GUT CHECK: CAN YOU STOMACH THE UPS AND DOWNS OF A LIFE IN BUSINESS?
• Eldorado CEO to retire after nearly two decades
• AFTER LAYOFF, COUPLE EYES EARLY RETIREMENT
• TFSA cap will stay at $5,500 for 2017
• RETIREES LOOK TO ESCAPE FROM THE MADDING CROWD
• CANADIANA MEETS VICTORIAN
• WESTMOUNT WARMTH
• BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE
• When white’s done right
• Baby, it’s cold outside
• KITCHEN INNOVATION­S AND TRENDS FOR THE NEW YEAR
• CELEBRATE THE ART OF TABLE SETTING
• OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY: HO, HO, HUM
• Wal-Mart joining U.S. corporate surge to protect LGBT rights
• New eco-friendly ways to save holiday leftovers
• HAVE SHOWER TILES LOST THEIR LUSTRE?
• Device makes bed for you
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Trespassin­g neighbour
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Are we a couple? Time for the ‘talk’
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE
• SHARKS FEAST AS HABS PARADE TO PENALTY BOX
• Pascal returns to stop opponent
• WEEKEND ON THE TUBE
• Woods to design golf project in Chicago
• European venue plays to Guay’s strengths
• Sherman set off by haunting memory
• Canadiens at Washington Capitals: Pat Hickey offers five things to know:
• Chapman critical of usage in World Series
• CAN SIDNEY SCORE 50? WHY NOT
• Matthews on pace to top Clark’s mark
• MURRAY A FITTING PILLAR IN SENS’ RING OF HONOUR
• DEFINITION OF SOPHISTICA­TION
• LAVISH MARY POPPINS LANDS ONCE AGAIN ... LES 7 DOIGTS TAKES OFF
• TWO SANTA-BASED CHRISTMAS STORIES
• Actor rides wave of Rogue role
• THE FUNCTIONAL AND THE SUBLIME COLLIDE
• Exuberant strumming for the holidays
• Learning from Daddy Lessons
• James to produce Ali documentar­y
• Tin Star TV series a blood-soaked tale
• A DIVERSE FUTURE FOR STAR WARS
• BROMANCE TAKES THE BIG SCREEN
• Gala brings us closer to cystic fibrosis cure
• WRAPPING EDIBLE GIFTS
• LIVING LIKE THE LOCALS
• BETTER WITH AGE
• FASHION IS A FAMILY BUSINESS FOR KARAMBELAS
• REDISCOVER­ING TREMBLANT AFTER THE FIRST SNOWFALL
• The balsam’s strange and tangled story
• LOOPING THROUGH THE MEXICAN RIVIERA
• OPUS HOTEL VANCOUVER A STAR OF STYLISH YALETOWN

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