Montreal Gazette - 2019-01-12

• RESTAURANT LESSONS LEARNED
• WAITING GAME FOR HABS FANS
• MONTREAL’S ROADWORK LIE
• DISTURBING RHETORIC Call to ‘extinguish’ dissenters scary: Macpherson
• Three dead in double-decker bus crash in Ottawa
• Avs’ MacKinnon deftly handles blowup with his coach
• Girl found alive three months after parents slain
• Ultra-high-end properties a hot ticket
• Rizzuto finds out Feb. 25 if case is a go
• The ins and outs of tying shoelaces
• HISTORY THROUGH OUR EYES
• Quebec directors on pins and needles waiting for final Oscar nomination list
• English rights group wants meeting with Legault over signs at Lachute hospital
• Man charged with harassing sister of tennis star thought he was God
• Cogeco’s bet on cloud services in peril as profits keep sliding
• Some universiti­es and CEGEPs lagging on sexual violence policies
• THE METHODOLOG­Y
• 1980s & 1990s
• Late 2000s
• Early- to mid-2000s
• YUL PET project breeds good cheer
• Furry Ben loves his airport job
• EMERGENCY, PUNCHLINE OR BOTH
• CANADA IS GRANTING ASYLUM TO SAUDI NATIONAL RAHAF MOHAMMED ALQUNUN, 18, WHO GAINED THE WORLD’S ATTENTION WHEN SHE FLED FROM HER ABUSIVE FAMILY WHILE IN KUWAIT AND FLEW TO THAILAND.
• CANADA DRY GINGER ALE PAYOUTS.
• POT EDGE UP IN SMOKE?
• IN MYSTERY OF THE MISSING WAGES, ALL CLUES LEAD TO ALBERTA
• Aphria CEO, co-founder stepping down on heels of flare-up over claims of U.S. short-sellers
• Market narratives spread like epidemics — and they can often turn on a dime
• THINK PINK
• WINES OF THE WEEK
• CLEARING UP CONFUSION ABOUT PETITE SIRAH
• MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CURE REMAINS ELUSIVE
• THE STREETCARS OF SAN FRANCISCO
• Roald to Alaska awaits for those who enjoy boutique cruises
• W FORT LAUDERDALE BRIGHTENS UP THE BEACHFRONT
• Specialize­d tours bring sights to life
• LOVE AT FIRST LOOK
• A CALL TO ORDER
• HELPING YOU TAKE THE COLD OUT OF WINTERTIME
• DESIGN GOES TO THE DARK SIDE
• An open and shut case
• COMPACT COOKING
• Bark up the right tree to take in winter’s beauty
• SWAN GETTING REAL
• Cross is back walking the beat
• Lepage leads Coriolanus INTO BATTLE
• The book in some ways is definitely about celebrity. It’s about our longing to be famous and the fact that a lot of people who desperatel­y want to become famous simply want to be anonymous once that happens.
• Paws and effects
• New film revives Jackson allegation­s
• CHIC & COSY
• PACIFIC ISLAND MOURNS ACTOR
• Narrative digs deep
• MORE THAN A HEARTTHROB
• Washington the target
• A WELL-TEMPERED, RAW PORTRAIT
• Canadiens look to fix feeble power play
• A tale of two teams trying to stay in the playoff race
• Steinauer making the most of his ‘unique situation’ with Tiger-Cats
• CFL OUTREACH BEGINS IN MEXICO CITY
• 51 Mexican players will strut their stuff for scouts
• Fans stay home as Flyers tumble toward NHL cellar
• Canadians in spotlight Down Under
• Aussie Open likely Murray’s swan song
• Women’s favourite tough to pin down
• CANADIAN COWBOY OFFERS PLAYOFF FOOTBALL INSIGHTS
• JAYS UNLOAD MARTIN FOR PROSPECTS
• Draisaitl joins all-star game after fan vote
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Sister not the same since husband’s death
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• ANNIE’S MAILBOX New friend in need of boundaries
• SUNDAY HOROSCOPE

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