Ottawa Citizen - 2015-06-16

• Bono shines the spotlight on foreign aid
• Teachers turn up pressure
• HAWKS DRINK FROM THE CUP
• CANADA ADVANCES
• Time for Canada to legalize marijuana
• Bringing a welcome focus back to ending poverty
• Singer wows Ottawa’s ordinary, powerful
• Former bank transforme­d into Sparks showpiece
• Ottawa’s big festival weekend
• Life after Tribe for DJ Shub
• City tipline sparked 16 firings
• Couple killed in crash near Perth
• Tech giants’ push into cars pumps up QNX prospects
• Judge tosses out drug-traffickin­g conviction
• Tories introduce slew of new bills
• CANADIAN FOREIGN AID
• Alberta throne speech ends flat tax, raises corporate rate
• NDP to woo Bay Street
• Leaders set August date for first debate
• OTHER AIDES USED PRE-SIGNED TRAVEL FORMS: WITNESS
• Probe found ‘pressure’ for early end to gun data
• GRASS ISN’T ALWAYS GREENER
• FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST
• Meet the Henderson sisters: town gathers for golf heroes
• Warriors confident despite bravado
• Mets end Jays’ winning streak at 11
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• ‘Permanent’ homes in Haiti have 15-year lifespan, Red Cross says
• Terrorist on Canadian wanted list killed in strike
• SYRIA’S UPROOTED THOUSANDS
• ‘IDENTITY ISSUES’
• Enough with the underlings in Duffy trial, please
• Journalist sues former Vancouver Games CEO
• Canada ripe for candidates who will court the less-BS vote
• UNIVERSAL JUSTICE
• Thank you, Maestro
• HBC plays to its retail, property sides with $3.9B German deal
• Bombardier CSeries an air show ‘highlight’
• House price hikes expected to cool
• Cirque du soleil plans permanent show in China beginning in 2018
• Apple probe intensifie­s
• JAMES TAYLOR’S SECOND WIND
• CHARITY OVERKILL
• Groom-to-be has doubts, feels trapped
• Judge rejects Gravity lawsuit
• BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO EVEN IN SITCOMS
• Et tu, Thrones? Ending is for real

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