Ottawa Citizen - 2015-07-25

• BIG MOUTHS TO FEED
• PM slaps moratorium on Senate appointmen­ts
• BOLLYWOOD ON THE RIDEAU
• THE MAKING OF MULCAIR
• OT WIN FOR REDBLACKS
• The Rock will not disappoint
• Confusion, delays in email merger
• De Grasse sprints to gold, record in 200 metres
• The ancient power of essential oils can improve your life
• Comparing NDP and Liberal electoral reform plans
• The Atlantic’s Coates evokes spirit of James Baldwin
• HOMES Many ways to light up your outdoor spaces
• Syphilis making an unwelcome return
• Lansdowne ‘water plaza’ makes a splash
• Ottawa working with Slide the City to find site for waterslide operation
• Liberals, teachers ‘committed to getting back to the table’
• These grandmas sure do have a mean streak
• Federal Court negates Muslim vet’s challenge
• RCMP warns of ‘alternativ­es to inflight attacks’
• Here are five things to know about Canada’s so-called chamber of sober second thought — the Senate.
• Senators’ inevitable slide into irrelevanc­e
• NDP forcing financial meeting
• NDP leader just smiles while Tories attack Liberals
• Ottawa Senators Foundation: Game changers for youth
• Hearn in contention for home-soil triumph at Canadian Open
• FOND EXPOS MEMORIES
• Dismissed caddie calls Aussie Allenby a ‘bully’
• New Leafs GM gets to keep focus on hockey
• Nibali incurs wrath of Froome
• Bolt in top form at London meet
• Proposed national securities regulator names chairman
• Venture capital investors are flocking to pharma startups
• Amazon surpasses retailer Wal-Mart
• News Corp. buying Canadian coupon startup Checkout 51
• Despite the yuck factor, I would vote for Eve Adams
• LAST VOTE FOR SOME EXPATS
• A TOM MULCAIR TIMELINE
• Who makes democracy better?
• Door-to-door delivery could be offered — for a monthly fee
• Guardian angel for cyclists
• Pity the department rebranders
• Coalition government­s are not undemocrat­ic
• We’re in the midst of an evolution in how we think about animals
• OUR TRADE RECORD IS AT RISK
• HOT, DRY AND DISASTROUS
• TURKEY STRIKES BACK AT ISIL
• MISOGYNY A MOTIVE?
• Hackers take credit for cabinet leaks
• Ex-Mountie gets two years in jail for lying about Taser death
• Understand­ing Donald Trump’s appeal to middle Americans
• Inspector worried by Clinton emails
• Massive security operation will protect Obama in Kenya
• DOCTOROW WAS MORE THAN A GREAT NOVELIST
• Reichs’ latest mystery novel moves at a brisk pace
• ‘But that is not all’ from Dr. Seuss
• Hemingway family wants fresh look
• OLYMPIC BOXER HAD ‘DYNAMITE’ IN HIS FISTS
• Scientist was key member of NASA
• Book lists how aromathera­py improves health
• SUMMER HARVEST
• LIVING ON THE WATERFRONT
• Tenant exposed to nude sunbathers should address concerns to landlord
• Start with Words
• Dumay and Vanden Eynden are masterful
• PIXELS STAR GETS GIRL
• Working out to Kanye
• It’s best to leave married men to their own wives
• WHEN DYLAN PLUGGED IN FOR GOOD
• Caitlyn Jenner’s next step is a documentar­y TV series
• Lots of birds on the move as fall migration gets underway
• ZEN AND THE ART OF DECOR
• ANTIQUES VALUED
• Heating cables make basement floors toasty
• Minto brings net zero homes within reach
• What’s in a quote?
• Finances are part of business at Transition­s camps
• VOLUNTEER ROUNDUP
• MORE THAN JUST A WINTER SPORTS RESORT
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• TWO TRIPS, ONE TICKET
• ACCESSIBLE AND ACTIVE
• Make time for a ‘bleisure’ trip
• READY TO ROLL?

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