Ottawa Citizen - 2015-03-14

• NERVE AND A LOT OF SKILL
• ISIS recruiter linked to Canadian embassy
• LONG ISLAND ICE THIEF
• The sap is running! Here’s 5 shacks worth the drive
• ROUNDED LITTLE PILL
• CONFUSION BREWING
• Israel suffers from ‘Bibi fatigue’ as vote nears
• Gracefield bids farewell to tiny fire victims
• Gee-Gees feel ‘blessed’ to win squeaker vs. Bishop’s
• Basement renovated in style of Irish pub wins award for local firm
• Surprising 67’s upset powerful Oshawa team despite injured captain
• Tory MPs not sorry for attack on security bill critics
• Sell off assets of government to pay off debt
• Senior’s home care cut drasticall­y
• OTTAWA CITIZEN’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Citizen reporter honoured for report on gend er
• Detectives fume over policy change for unmarked vehicles
• City declares buses‘no-vaping’ zones
• Crown’s case looking thin in bid-rigging trial
• Accountabi­lity missing in OC’s lost-and-found
• Cyberbully victim ‘retreated from world’
• WESTEND BATH & KITCHEN PERFECT FOR OPEN CONCEPT RENOVATION­S
• Any blame on parents ‘deeply regrettabl­e’
• NATO disputes Tory claims of Russian ‘buzzing’
• Oil, gas lost off Canadian warship
• Benefits increased for injured reservists
• Who will police Canada’s spies?
• Controvers­y over niqab exposes rift in NDP caucus
• More crazy is not what the Middle East is in need of
• FLEEING MOSUL GETS HARDER
• TAX-FREE SAVINGS
• About the surgery
• Canadian pioneered nerve transfer surgery
• ‘Get as much out of life as you can’
• The upside of downsizing
• You can’t handle the truth
• Battleship Musashi blew up on way to bottom
• Taber swear law targets Mennonite ‘bunchers’
• I derive great pleasure out of riding my bicycle in this city
• A monumental blunder in Ottawa
• TOWARD SOME LESS RIDICULOUS BEER RULES
• Is Syrian Social Nationalis­t Party based on Nazis? Not in the least
• Sens drafting, developmen­t paying off big dividends
• DANGER AHEAD FOR BOATMEN
• STATS AREN’T SID’S THING
• Fury stumble to a tie with Rochester in pre-season match
• Brooke and Brittany Henderson 1-2, again, in Florida tournament
• Lalime is a Hammond fan
• GAME DAY PREVIEW: SENATORS VERSUS FLYERS
• Leader de Jonge has ‘a good chance’
• What to make of a wacky week of free agency in NFL
• Pitchers becoming endangered species
• Oil plunge cuts into employment growth
• Valeant’s group of owners finds a way to work together
• Energy slump to push down number of homes sold: CREA
• ‘Momentum’ for accord seen as carbon emissions stall
• RENOVATING AN ALTERNATIV­E WORTH CONSIDERIN­G
• Allies promise Egypt $12B
• Record U.S. oil glut predicted by IEA
• Unexpected downside to driverless cars shown
• RCMP probing OPP union leaders
• SEA LIONS AT RISK
• YOUNG GIRLS RECRUITED
• Alpine Canada contacted RCMP about ski coach
• More U.S. states consider Palcohol ban
• Chavistas still waving the flag despite disaster
• Ottawa Writers Festival springs into action soon
• Thriller explores Vatican culture
• MASTER OF CRIME GOES LEGIT
• Detective searches for justice
• DAD A FRIEND AND A MENTOR TO MANY
• Author public face of dementia
• Spring bird sightings begin to accumulate
• MODERN COUNTRY MAKEOVER
• THORN APLENTY
• Authentic chips made in Ottawa
• An easy commute to downtown
• He’s Canada’s Socalled Jewish cowboy
• CUTHBERT IS HAPPY
• BLURRED’S BAD VIBES
• EXHIBITION TAKES FLIGHT
• HERE ARE SOME JUNO NOMINEES WITH ROOTS IN THE OTTAWA AREA
• Tradition maintained in Earl of March’s Fiddler on the Roof
• Strong sibling rivalry equals revealing theatre
• Chastain lauded for take on Miss Julie
• Japanese mitate art worth a closer look
• Better Call Saul and its weekly Easter egg hunts
• Canada Reads features first young adult novel
• A SARDONIC COMEDY WITH BITE
• Time to choose your dating priorities
• Lady Gaga one of Andrews’ favourite things
• STONEBRIDG­E REACHES THE FINALE
• OTTAWA’S CUTTING-EDGE LIBRARY
• Lots to consider in picking water filter
• Modern industrial design reigns in Gotham models
• Reclaiming streets as places to live
• THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME
• Mama goat, two lambs a blended farm family
• VOLUNTEER ROUNDUP
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• PARC OMEGA
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• FUN AND PENANCE
• HIDDEN BEACH IS BEAUTIFUL
• GRACELAND TOURS
• Carnival takes the long view with new fare
• PRAISE FOR THE OLD POSTCARD
• Trips that dip into art, music and fine cuisine
• Budapest bears stains of tyranny
• SURROUNDED BY HISTORY, NATURE
• A DREAM VACATION

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