Ottawa Citizen - 2015-12-28

• Preserve 24 Sussex, says original overseer
• Gas-pump checks help drivers
• THE YEAR IN VISUAL ART
• IT’S A WIN
• A soldier’s downward spiral
• Audrey O’Brien sees brighter days ahead for Parliament
• Baby grand for public play finds a home at City Hall
• Falcons end Panthers’ perfect start
• Kurdi family to be reunited in B.C.
• Finland trip ticks item off bucket list
• Gurofsky recovers from theft of irreplacea­ble sacred music
• The best columns not written, the roads not taken
• Thousands search the shelves for Boxing Day deals
• Hydro company gives and takes away
• Clinton, Rubio, Cruz or Trump for president?
• Trade feud built hundreds of homes in New Orleans
• Tories added more to the core
• CANADIANS ON THE REBOUND
• FOCUSING ON THE FUTURE
• Losing to U.S. ‘never fun’
• McCormick’s ‘gritty role’ earns shot against Bruins
• Islanders adjust to commuting
• Vancouveri­tes caught up in HGH claims
• SO LONG, TANK BOWL
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• CANADIAN BRIDGE
• Mixing up left and right surprising­ly common
• SLOW PROGRESS IN RAMADI
• First past the post fosters relentless warfare between parties.
• Feds clarify refugee hotel cost
• Texas starts mopping up after tornado
• Europe on alert after new terror warning
• Getting back to humanity, one step at a time
• VARIETY THE SPICE OF LIFE, BUT NOT A LONG ONE
• Electoral reform must go to a referendum
• CROSSING OVER FOR SUCCESS
• THE KING OF THE ROAD
• Recapping the best (and worst) of 2015
• TAKING ON THE CANADIAN WINTER
• Alternativ­e automakers are changing the rules
• Parties aplenty to end the year
• CANADA LEADS MUSIC INDUSTRY
• A ‘GNARLY’ FBI AGENT
• Wife wants to join swingers
• STAR-STRUCK 2015 IN
• VERY HATEFUL CHRISTMAS
• CATCHING UP WITH ACTOR JOHN HURT
• It’s a Bling thing
• The Force Awakens wins AP accolade

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