Ottawa Citizen - 2015-08-29

• $700 MILLION AND COUNTING
• Mulcair must tax the rich: Activists
• MEDICINE’S NEW DIMENSION
• Take an inexpensiv­e bite out of Portugal
• GROW UP AND COLOUR
• NEW ART ON THE STREETS
• New titles debut for this political season
• Celine Dion returns to the stage in Las Vegas
• Steps taken to keep migrants at bay
• Stylistic fusion meets budget-friendly design
• Yes, we need to have a debate on women’s issues
• OTTAWA CITIZEN’S FOUR PLATFORMS
• Husband’s debilitati­ng cancer doesn’t ease Ottawa woman’s ability to return to Britain
• ‘Honour’ killer wins parole review
• Harper trumpets report of $5-billion federal surplus
• What gives? An unusually comical PM
• ELECTION NOTEBOOK
• Union defends ‘Harperman’ scientist in free speech row
• Searching for the truth about a ‘true debate’
• Mulcair stresses poor over pro sport
• Critics say survey questions create ‘fear’
• Martin mocks Harper, Mulcair on economy
• Tory win would be a huge upset here
• Ontario dominating campaign
• Nurses pushing for legal injection sites
• One-time planning boss joins with former Minto executive in ‘strategic partnershi­p’
• SIU clears officers in river death of suspect
• Cabbies regroup as airport protest cools
• Distracted driving 101: What’s legal and what isn’t
• Deputy PC leader Elliott steps down as MPP
• Paddle bearer across the ages
• Walker ‘shocked’ as Redblacks cut ties
• SEEKING REDEMPTION WITH SON
• HEAVY PRICE TO PAY
• Marve hoping to put things together against Stampeders
• Cammalleri hopes No. 13 means luck
• FIBA hoops primer for Canadian fans
• Nettey just misses long jump podium
• Do tyrannical bosses help shareholde­rs?
• Amid hack, Ashley Madison founder and CEO steps down
• Trudeau’s team adds experience but reveals his lack of it
• EREBUS REVISITED
• A brief history of 3D printing
• Senate should be independen­t of PMO
• Totalitari­anism is evil, not just Communism
• Water and sewer services need a major overhaul
• SPEND ALL THAT MONEY? WHY AND ON WHAT?
• Bad online judgment shouldn’t haunt us forever
• Children found among suffocated
• The walls Europe is building to keep people out
• TRAIN OF STOLEN TREASURE
• BRIDES OF MELANCHOLY
• ‘Diarrhea-like’ sewage floods Montreal birth centre
• Ebola survivor who lost 21 relatives gives birth to a son
• Should sanity of man convicted in terror plot matter?
• Polygamy’s poster girl to walk for victims of fundamenta­list abuse
• Officer who wouldn’t shoot cubs transferre­d
• She was the ‘Dust Lady’ in haunting 9/11 photo
• DENTIST LOVED TO CURL
• BEST SELLERS
• THE ILLEGAL
• Finding hope in sorrow
• TOO HOT TO HANDLE
• GET ORGANIZED
• THE HAPPY GARDENER
• Efficient living in one bedroom
• Landlord must give 24 hours’ written notice to enter apartment for repairs
• NO PLACE LIKE HOME
• QUIET CONFIDENCE
• ‘Crazy’ Vegas gamble pays off
• You otter see this show
• Remember Kanye’s big VMA rant?
• Coming up Roses in life and career
• Boost your friend’s self-confidence
• Quinto happy in his ‘unique space’
• FALL MIGRATION IS SLOW AND STEADY
• Condo project targets students
• ANITA’S HOUSE IS SOLD!
• SHAKING THINGS UP
• Robot that cleans windows fun but hardly a time-saver
• Zinc-stripped roof gathers no moss
• Little entryway can give a big ‘Welcome home’
• Look for red flags when buying a used home
• When a basement isn’t rec room material
• ALL AGES TO COME TOGETHER TO AID ISOLATED SENIORS
• VOLUNTEER ROUNDUP
• WEEK AHEAD
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• MEANDERING ON THE MEKONG
• THE DANES’ GREAT CITY
• Sandankyo gorge echoes with birdsong
• APOSTLES’ SPIRIT FEELS CANADIAN
• From China to Russia via the magic of rail
• A GREAT TIME FOR A TRIP TO EUROPE
• Stockholm infatuated with NYC’s hipster qualities
• A GLIMPSE OF THE SUITE LIFE

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