Ottawa Citizen - 2017-03-14

• Guns, weed, escorts: Shopify under scrutiny
• DEFENCE SPENDING LOW: NATO
• SHUTTING ’EM DOWN
• $3.75 million awarded in sex-toy lawsuit
• Hawkesbury lawyer accused in cocaine smuggling plot
• Para Transpo needs to fix its dispatch system
• Province’s mining of race-based data aims to identify areas of systemic bias
• City unveils 20 new red-light cameras
• MURDER VICTIMS: COLD AND DARK
• Close the gap between élites and the rest
• FIRST NATIONS RESIDENTS LIVING ALONG THE JAMES BAY COAST IN NORTHERN ONTARIO HAVE REPORTED AN ALARMING RISE IN POLAR BEAR SIGHTINGS.
• It’s like fighting fire with kerosene
• Turkey threatens EU with refugees
• OPINION POLLS ARE JUST THAT — PEOPLE’S OPINIONS. AND THEY ARE RARELY ACCURATE. BUT SHOULDN’T GOVERNMENT POLICY BE DRIVEN BY MORE THAN THAT, ASKS ANDREW COYNE — LIKE ACTUAL DATA.
• SCOTLAND WANTS SECOND REFERENDUM
• WHEN ASYLUM-SEEKERS CROSS THE BORDER
• Premier finds love at pizza parlour
• Trudeau’s youth council seeks transparen­cy
• Strange Silicon Valley bedfellows
• London fog: Ripper eludes sleuths, again
• ANOTHER FEATHER IN THEIR CAP
• MAKING A CAPITAL CASE OUT OF IT
• IT’S QUITE A BRACKET
• The winning formula for Senatorial success
• NOW, THE HARD WORK BEGINS
• Travis, Donaldson spring back to action
• Is Toronto centre of the Calder universe?
• Canadians pessimisti­c of U.S. NAFTA plan: poll
• $2.7B deal for DH turns Vista Equity into fintech giant
• Private data not compromise­d in site breach: StatCan
• Intel to buy Mobileye in race for driverless future
• TD shares rebound despite allegation­s
• Ex-Nortel workers’ appeal dismissed
• THE DRAKE FACTOR
• KING STILL REIGNS
• Beyond World Water Day
• KEEPING US IN SUSPENSE
• PERFECT PAIR
• The puck stops here
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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