Ottawa Citizen - 2015-04-25

• Changes may correct Order of Canada bias
• A SENATOR AND A GENTLEMAN
• KEEPING THE BLUES ALIVE
• CRAIG’S VISION
• Tickets already going fast for Sunday’s game — but keep them away from those Habs fans
• Like Houdini, the Sens work best in a bind as Anderson silences the Bell Centre crowd
• Despite their 3-2 series lead, the pressure is now all on the Canadiens to regain momentum
• Navigating the bewilderin­g maze of newhome design options
• Choosing the colours that are right for your rooms
• Tense moment after court hearing for stabbing
• The new Jewish exodus — to Canada
• Trial takes a feisty turn
• Subban is just playing old-time Sens hockey
• Mass killings remembered
• Pesticide sprayed in local schools to be illegal in Canada next year
• AUTISM THERAPY OUT OF REACH FOR FAMILY
• Ottawa homeless spend years on the street
• Plan Sparks talk of a revival
• Skateboard­ers call for park honour
• New CEO to educate patients on cannabis
• BE PREPARED TO STOP... AND GO
• Glad-handing to gladden hearts as feds and city work together
• Supreme Court faces fourth vacancy in two years
• TRIAL TAKES A FEISTY TURN AS LAWYER, WITNESS SPAR
• Chrétien to meet Putin to discuss relations with Russia
• Appeal to be heard in row over midget hockey league
• ON THE PITCH JUST FOR KICKS
• MAKEOVER IN EDMONTON
• Summer training, Wideman’s future and Montreal
• Groulx is No. 5 in CFL draft rankings
• Latest loss leaves Raps down 3-0
• THE SKINNY
• Has Apple Inc. met its match in Canada’s banks?
• Fourth fund to oppose Barrick pay plan
• Lumber deal is on its last legs
• WESTEND BATH AND KITCHEN MAKES ROOM FOR A VIEW
• Mining magnates deny trying to influence deal
• Poloz foresees second-half economic ‘positives’
• WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE FROM THE ROOF OF AFRICA
• This week’s budget completes the Harper comeback
• CANADA AT YPRES
• ABOUT LESOTHO
• Social enterprise is potent: Kielburger
• Let’s use Duffy to get rid of the Senate for good
• Tories have not used sound management
• I am grateful for the article about lives of Inuit in Ottawa
• It’s time Canada acted like a democracy
• We show our donors where the money goes
• The people of Belgium have never forgotten
• Canada’s tax system is far from unfair
• THERE’S NO PROPHET IN THIS SOOTHSAYER PANIC
• Khadr wins taste of freedom
• MIGRANTS NOT WELCOME
• TARGETED BY POLICE
• Binge-eating drugs raise fears of abuse
• Judge revisits chemo ruling
• Rehtaeh Parsons’ father has little faith in DND probe
• A BELIEVER AMONG THE SKEPTICS
• LUCKY TO HAVE ENDURED A WAR
• Sin City neon sign became an icon
• THE STORY MAN
• BOOK EVENTS
• Sex and Mideast misogyny
• Nina Berkhout’s first novel nearly magic
• Making films is a personal matter for Paul Mezey
• SERVING SIDE OF VERSE
• IT’S A DREAM COME TRUE FOR OTTAWA’S JW-JONES
• Grey’s Anatomy pulls off shocker
• A compelling take on a Wyoming tragedy
• Lack of sex will sink the relationsh­ip
• NO TROUBLES WITH THIS HILARIOUS AND CLEVER DOUBLE
• Birds trickling back into region, delayed by cool weather
• ART IN THE GARDEN
• PERFECT SURFACING MAKES IT NEW AGAIN
• Targeted bedbug treatment can often be effective with less work for tenants
• Making a Pointe
• GREENHOUSE LITE
• ROOKIE MISTAKES,
• Some upgrades better than others
• Can you upgrade too much?
• New-home sales up from year ago but below city’s 10-year average
• THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM
• A 37TH BIRTHDAY MANY WILL RECALL
• 100 Women Who Care begin Year 2 fundraisin­g
• TWO TOWNS WITH A PICTURESQU­E HISTORY
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• ISLANDS OF RICHES
• INTO THE BLACK FOREST
• AVOID THE CROWDS
• Get out and ride Montreal during bike festival week
• Come and taste the legal moonshine
• ANTHEM OF THE SEAS ARRIVES IN STYLE
• Let the Game begin in Northern Ireland
• IF YOU GO:

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