Ottawa Citizen - 2015-04-30

• OVERDUE AID FOR NEPAL
• Senate to get expense arbitratio­n
• GETTING UNDER THEIR SKIN
• Restoring city’s ‘2nd Niagara’
• REDBLACKS’ SIX SHOOTERS
• Three winning recipes for runners
• Quitting the Tory caucus was ‘liberating,’ an MP says
• A retired officer found soldiers shaken by the act of killing
• Contentiou­s report brings Duffy trial to standstill
• Lawyer warns board on school pesticide
• Watson tells Buzz On to buzz off
• OTTAWA CITIZEN’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Old dog, new trick: Uber rents puppies
• Filmmaker in tribute to Everest rescuers
• Defence seeks officer’s demotion
• ‘Freeing’ falls was part of Gréber’s grand vision
• City wins Plasco cash clash
• Jordan’s King Abdullah calls Canada a vital ally
• Sex assault report set for release
• Canada relying on private aircraft for coast patrols
• Health fears over key witness
• NO COMMON GROUND ON COMMON SENSE
• Speaker says Kenney didn’t mislead Commons with error
• Ontario OKs bill to create a provincial pension plan
• Wynne questioned by police
• CHALLENGE FOR THE SENATORS: BE SPECIAL AGAIN IN 2015-16
• Trade could be coming in Sens’ net
• HAVING A BALL SO FAR . . .
• ANALYZING MLB’S APRIL
• Richardson dreams of NHL coaching job
• Lightning head for Habs showdown after dispatchin­g Red Wings
• St. Louis: I have to step up
• Ontario quarterbac­k living the NFL dream
• It’s business as usual for serial abuser
• Developer denies links to Chinese fugitive
• LEARNING FROM BALTIMORE
• KEEPING THE TRUTH ALIVE
• ‘Remorse,’ but no Japanese apology
• Parents irate after visit from RCMP
• King’s half-brother out, nephew in as crown prince
• Nigeria evacuating 293 freed hostages
• IT’S TIME TO PAY THE PIPER
• Agreeing to price carbon is only the first step
• Ontario PCs face a fork in the road with any leader
• Temporary-worker curbs may squeeze house prices
• Chinese takeover of Bombardier wouldn’t be easy
• Canada needs deficits: Dodge
• Gloomy Fed offers no sign of rate rise
• Twitter boss faces crisis of confidence over results
• Be Kind to Animals Week lines up stars to celebrate 100th birthday
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• RUNNER’S RICH CHOCOLATE CAKE
• HOW TO EAT AND RUN
• TRY A QUICK, KOREAN DINNER
• VIRTUOUS AND VEGAN
• Think of food and wine as you do your wardrobe
• CHOCOLATE-HAZELNUT-SWIRLED BANANA MUFFINS
• Program’s gimmickry distractin­g
• No benefit in fretting about boyfriend’s ex
• Brookfield stages hilarious play within a play

Ottawa Citizen - 2015-04-29

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