Ottawa Citizen - 2017-03-04

• WHEN THEY WANDER
• AN AVALANCHE OF THE ARTS
• THE NATURE OF TIME
• ALL DOWNHILL FROM HERE?
• Watch what you say about freedom of speech — or else
• The ABCs of how Ottawa’s schools are changing
• Our guide to the federal leadership campaign
• Transit access, green focus puts shine on condos
• Timber framer hangs on to classic craft
• Top women battle for Clarkson Cup on Sunday at Canadian Tire Centre
• Government settles claim over ‘grossly unfair’ leak
• The House of Eternal Return offers journey into mystery
• Surprising­ly, Pittsburgh takes the cake
• Wildlife crime rampant, probe finds
• TONY DITEODORO
• Nexxfield’s test artificial turf scores points with football club
• Woman with schizophre­nia decided she would just Run With It
• TEST STRIPS LET USERS SEE IF THEY’VE BEEN EXPOSED TO FENTANYL
• ‘They are selling it with no remorse’: A Mountie on the fake opioid crisis
• Officer who obstructed justice gets house arrest
• Ratepayer grills Wynne during photo op for hydro plan
• How Canada is cracking down on offshore tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance
• RELIABILIT­Y SCREENING SOLUTIONS IS READY FOR NEW GOVERNMENT SECURITY SCREENING RULES
• PROVINCE APPROVED AMBULANCE PLAN THAT BROKE ITS OWN RULES
• The best of Canadian women’s hockey showcased in Ottawa
• Judge facing complaints for exoneratin­g cab driver
• GOP rebels stir up trouble in the Capitol
• Halifax judge ignored quite a bit
• Liberals looking at ballistic missile defence: sources
• Tory contenders’ pitch: Let me be your second choice
• Breaking the Tories’ carbon tax logjam
• ‘In my heart, I am a Canadian’
• IT’S ABOUT TO GET messy
• EMBRACING A NEW ROLE
• CRACKED COUNTERS
• RELIABILIT­Y SCREENING SOLUTIONS IS READY FOR NEW GOVERNMENT SECURITY SCREENING RULES
• OPPORTUNIT­IES AVAILABLE FOR SKILLED WOMEN IN TRADES
• Soak wet bathing suits in hot water, borax to remove mildew odour
• THE NEGLECTED HOUSEPLANT
• Hanging plants: thriller, spiller and filler
• Joint cooperatio­n needed with weed-smoking neighbours to keep tenancy from going to pot
• SENATORS FACE BIG WEEKEND TEST
• New faces on roster re-energize squad
• GOLF BY NUMBERS
• JAYS’ NEW BIG BOPPER
• Ravens soar into Wilson Cup final
• TV LISTINGS
• Anderson on verge of franchise wins mark
• INSIDE VIEW WITH VASEK POSPISIL
• Canadian looks to spoil Wolfpack’s league debut
• Matthews ‘matter-of-fact effective’
• NO SLOWING CANADA’S JUICE KING
• Carriers unlocked $37.7M in fees
• Yellen indicates Fed will likely raise rates
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• Prime minister surfs shifting political trends
• THE RETURN OF MUMPS
• CAMPAIGN FROM AFAR
• ALZHEIMER’S VS. DEMENTIA
• Safer communitie­s the key to help wanderers
• For Canada’s 150th birthday, free the museums
• WANDERERS NEED HELP
• Don’t be duped by merchants of death
• Food fraud is your problem, too
• DUSTING OFF A NEW TRILOGY
• Cannibalis­m’s bad rap?
• BEST SELLERS
• QUARREL GETS CATTY
• Ashbury’s Grease brims with charisma, exuberance
• FEUD FOR THOUGHT
• Bird’s-eye view of Oscar from winner’s circle
• Family abuse leaves lasting scars
• MAKEOVER IN THE GLEBE
• 1860s bureau de dame a lovely piece worth $750
• RICHCRAFT’S TRAILSEDGE GETS CLOSE TO NATURE
• Ottawa timber framer keeps aged craft alive
• Check out Santa Fe’s food scene
• SEABOURN MARKS NEW SHIP, RETURN TO ALASKA CRUISES
• TWEAKS FOR ITALIAN ITINERARIE­S

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