Ottawa Citizen - 2016-08-20

• RIVER REVIVAL
• CANADA TAKES BRONZE IN 4X100
• Internatio­nal leader in brain research denied funding
• REDBLACKS STUMBLE
• MOVEMENT, AT LONG LAST
• Blending styles can give a space character
• N.S. town battles image as haven for criminals
• Entry-level contract ‘a big step’ for Logan Brown
• Phoenix glitches give rise to United Way concerns
• So many consultati­ons, but will public be heard?
• It’s bitterswee­t as cancer patient hits milestone
• Driver left goodbye letter for family
• Wasps released in bid to control emerald ash borer
• City asks court to throw out $10M lawsuit
• Public consultati­ons for possible Ottawa Hospital sites begin Sept. 22
• Third Ottawa man charged in Thunder Bay kidnapping
• U of O law faculty to offer course in animal rights
• Police charge pair who spent night in truck in river
• RETURNING CUSTOMERS CALL ON WESTEND TO OPTIMIZE COUNTRY RETIREMENT RETREAT
• ALL THE BARGAINING IN THE WORLD ISN’T GOING TO RESCUE CANADA’S HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM FROM THE FISCAL CLIFF TO WHICH IT IS HEADED. MORE IMPORTANT THAN DOCTORS’ FEES ARE THEIR DECISIONS.
• DONALD TRUMP’S CAMPAIGN MANAGER RESIGNS
• SHUFFLE MEANS FIRST FEMALE HOUSE LEADER
• Cabinet holds third retreat in university dorm
• Tories plan to raise limo issue in Commons
• Senate considers expenses oversight
• Government too vague on obesity fight, Senate says
• Slain jogger’s father offers killer reward for surrender
• PUTIN VISITS CRIMEA AFTER KYIV WARNS OF INVASION
• Sunny ways and the shadow in the men’s room over a softball question
• JASON KENNEY
• FLOATING DOWN THE OTTAWA
• NEW CONNECTION­S
• ALL WATERS LED TO THE CAPITAL
• Zibi developmen­t would destroy site considered sacred
• CBC cannot salvage ‘q’ because it reminds people of Ghomeshi
• A PLACE FOR PORTRAITS
• My friend, Mauril Bélanger
• Unconvinci­ng case for new police officer hire
• Rainfall washes out shorebird sightings
• Bump costs bronze
• Lamaze jumps for joy after snaring bronze
• CARRY IT HOME, CANADA
• Selecting a flag-bearer for the closing ceremony is never an easy task. Here are five candidates for Canada:
• Henderson’s medal hopes take a hit
• PARALYMPIC­S PAY PRICE IN BLACK EYE FOR RIO
• THE MIXED ZONE
• ‘Montreal kicked our butts,’ Burris admits
• Tulo joins Jays’ list of walking wounded
• Inflation rate at 1.3% in July as prices rise for food, shelter
• Economic ‘rotation’ remains a work in progress
• American Super Bowl ads coming to Canada next year?
• Internet-based TV services could help stem streaming tide
• Canada Post’s union dismayed
• OTPP selling stakes in buildings: sources
• LONG TIME RUNNING
• WHEN TWO WORLDS COLLIDE
• A TRIBUTE TO BENNETT
• A Sloan walk through the past pleases festival crowd
• Hemingway home gets back antlers taken by ‘gonzo’ writer
• Diversity lacks among TV directors, study finds
• My husband is constantly unfaithful
• DORM ROOM DECOR
• Sorting out the paper trail
• ELEGANT EFFICIENCY
• DROUGHT DODGERS
• Choosing contractor­s can be tricky business
• Investor or occupant?
• No special arrangemen­ts needed for pickup of large garbage items
• Making your child-safe space stylish
• GOOD TO HAVE A BACKUP PLAN
• IN LIKE A LION
• Residentia­l constructi­on a big driver for economy
• Ottawa companies build on success in industry awards
• LIGHT IN A DARK WORLD FOR KIDS
• MACLEAN’S BEST SELLERS
• KINDNESS STORIES FOR KIDS
• MORAL CHAOS
• Rebellion by romance novel
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• Japan Journey in Japan
• WALK THIS WAY Go for a stroll in the capital
• FOR THE LOVE OF LOBSTER
• THE BEAUTY OF NORWAY FROM A CRUISE SHIP
• TIM McGRAW TO FROZEN
• Choose reward cards that are best for you
• SUPERIOR’S SCENIC HIGH
• Scots’ dreams made on its rugged isles

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