Ottawa Citizen - 2015-05-27

• A ‘HOLY GRAIL’ THAT DROVE AWAY
• ‘Repent’ for school abuse
• Fro-yos for the auditor’s team
• CHAGALL’S YOUNG LOVERS
• THE PERFECT SOCCER PITCH
• Is this man a hero or a radical Islamist?
• Early French Open exit for Bouchard
• Finance minister’s ‘180’ turn on CPP savings
• Testimony leaves rugby player’s family fuming
• Proving a marriage is ‘real’ is not so simple
• Trafficker not ‘stateless’, lawyer says
• More contingenc­y funds earmarked
• Tow truck ‘chasers’ a growing problem
• Jury hears chilling 911 call
• Expense claims of 30 senators problemati­c, auditor general says
• Tories pushing ahead on military equipment projects
• When the big guns come out to play
• Teammates pick up shaky Andersen
• WARRIORS NOT SITTING BACK
• PROSPECT STANDS TALL
• Morrow seen as key part of Lightning supporting cast
• Popp vows no protective bubble for Sam
• Drugmaker tries again to gain OK for ‘pink Viagra’
• ‘THERE ARE GRAVES ALL OVER’
• READY TO HIT THE FIELD
• Dry conditions fuelling wildfires in Alberta
• Discovery-based methods just not making the grade
• Cancer cases will rise 40% by 2030
• Ottawa has lost so-called war on cars — and streets show it
• CAMPAIGN AD BLITZ ALL SOUND AND FURY
• Nepal won’t be back to normal for a long time
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Barrick, Ivanhoe cash in on China relationsh­ip-building
• Economists take stock of bank policies
• Bombardier recalls 7,000 motorcycle­s
• HARD-WORKING TO A FAULT
• UP AND AD ’EM, LIAM!
• Garfunkel still holds a ‘monstrous’ grudge
• I’ll feel like I’m with a roommate, not a wife
• NOT THE TIME TO DROP 19 KIDS AND COUNTING
• No actors were harmed in the making of Texas Rising
• THE HEART OF THE DROP-IN
• WINNER IN BIOTECH

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