Ottawa Citizen - 2014-11-29

• Final push for Francophon­ie post
• Life in Ottawa plays havoc with home lives of MPs
• A CHANCE AT A BETTER FUTURE
• In a musical moment with Alejandra Ribera
• CARRIER ON THE CONQUEST
• BENTLEY’S BALANCE
• GHOMESHI CASE
• Sona remains in jail while judge ponders bail request
• Stylish, multifunct­ional decor for modern kids
• Panthers come back to drop Senators in Florida
• Michael Brown vigil showed respect
• Wynne looks to centrally-plan gym class
• OTTAWA CITIZEN’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Catholic school board rethinks project ban
• Taylor’s wish is simple — a family
• TH E CATHOLIC BOARD AND GAY RIGHTS,
• WHERE LRT PLANS STAND AND JUST WHAT LIES AHEAD
• Farmers return to Lansdowne Park
• Killer back in custody after breaching his bail conditions
• Treatment case symptom of First Nations’ distrust: expert
• $500M unveiled for vaccinatio­ns
• ANTI-TERRORISM BILLS NEAR VOTES
• MP cautioned earlier this fall
• SEEKING RESPECT FOR THE SENATE
• Tories go over RCMP heads on muskrat hat order
• Iraq mission cost isn’t confidenti­al, watchdog says
• BLUGH AND O’BILLOVICH MAKE CFL HALL OF FAME
• Argos aside, Mark Cohon handing off a stable CFL
• Senators stay in mix in forgiving conference
• MITCHELL PLAYS WITHOUT FEAR
• A THOUSAND MEMORIES
• Gee-Gees trounce Rams 93-64
• 67’s skate to home shootout win over lackadaisi­cal Peterborou­gh
• GAME PREVIEW: SENS VS. LIGHTNING
• Late Buffalo goal sinks Canadiens
• Hamilton’s ‘Iceman’ hopes to be the hero
• THE SKINNY
• Flash Boys hitting more speed bumps
• BCE beefs up in wireless
• Bell goes for slam dunk with Raptors reality show
• Q3 growth better than expected
• Life inside KOBANI
• SIGNS OF HOPE AMID FERGUSON’S DEVASTATIO­N
• Domestic violence targeted in minority communitie­s
• Separating the voting wheat from the social chaff
• ROYAL CHAIN GANG
• THE LONG HAUL IN IRAQ
• ABOUT THE PROGRAM
• YOUTH FUTURES Expanding the program
• WOMEN FACE TRIAL BY ORDEAL
• An outpouring of rage, solidarity and strength
• Echoes of pain for America’s nuclear family
• None So Blind grabs the reader
• Welcome back to Ottawa, Alfie
• COST OF DOING POLITICS
• Ottawa can’t be complacent about AIDS
• A MAZE WITHIN ANOTHER MAZE
• A pacy thriller with taxidermy at its heart
• FROM ARCTIC POST TO AIR NAVIGATION
• Oldest Canadian dies in B.C. at age 113
• SAFETY TIPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
• BY GOLLY, IT’S PAULEY
• JAMES’ LAST MYSTERY
• ‘You’ll never see me in a cowboy hat,’ says Langley’s Dallas Smith
• Some tightly ordered chaos from the Company of Fools
• Sumi Jo brings her A-game
• IT’S ALL IN THE FAMILY
• DECKED OUT IN THE COLD
• A healthy space: Controllin­g colour, clutter and art
• Gender neutral: Create a nursery for a boy or girl
• Looking up: Colourful ceilings are child's play
• Condo bedrooms: Give them a place to escape
• 5 PROS’ TIPS
• Make a teen bedroom you can both live with
• The art of raising your little Picasso
• Crib notes
• Ottawa blogger partners with new Urban Barn store
• Jazzing things up in Riverside South
• Season of CO gas calls for vigilance
• An exhaustive guide to range hood options
• City MD honoured for work in Africa
• VOLUNTEER ROUNDUP
• UNSETTLED WEATHER
• The ABCs of bees
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Geolocatin­g your next date
• Lavalife offers updated online dating
• DRESSING FOR HER BIG NIGHT
• CAPITAL COOL
• Best dating tips
• A kiss is not just a simple kiss after all
• New girlfriend should be told about brother’s bad behaviour
• Kicking the bucket list
• PLANNING IS KEY DURING HOLIDAYS
• When you say a bit too much
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• Touch of panache
• STEP OUT IN STYLE
• Fashion a shoe-in for more chivalry?
• NO STRANGERS HERE
• STOWE-AWAY VACATIONS
• Rogue vacation
• Time cross-ocean cruises right

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