Ottawa Citizen - 2017-08-08

• ‘Do you think you could help me?’
• Environmen­tal policies put energy projects on the line
• FIGHTER JET RIVALRY RAMPS UP
• FORGET NHL AT OLYMPICS
• Alanis hit like a Molotov cocktail
• Randy Newman always more interested in others’ lives
• Ottawa’s summer party isn’t over yet
• Scientists say a protein could help rebuild the heart
• North Korea vows to bolster its nuclear arsenal
• NAFTA talks could target wine sales
• Chelsea woman walking 800 km to raise money for trail project
• Orléans, Cumberland to be linked by bike, walking paths
• Ottawa rapist ruled dangerous offender, jailed indefinite­ly
• Man, 55, charged with sex crimes against kids
• ERNST ZUNDEL,
• ZUMA’S FATE GOES TO VOTE TODAY.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT TAYLOR SWIFT IN COURT
• Funeral homes asked to prep for pandemics
• Maduro vows justice after army base attack
• CHICAGO FILES LAWSUIT OVER SANCTUARY POLICY
• Russian tycoon could be facing a costly divorce
• BURRIS FACES FALLOUT OVER TWEETS
• Argos bring back veteran DB Black
• Irwin wins bronze in paddling
• Bouchard still a draw despite extended slump
• Schnur’s early exit still aces in his eyes
• ‘Potential’ in Miami lured Cutler back
• Brown’s season-best done in by DQ
• NHL says ‘no’ to minor-leaguers at Olympics
• LATEST IMPLOSION TYPICAL OF JAYS’ TRAINWRECK SEASON
• Conte adds fuel to the Premier League fire
• Vincents’ paddling passion flows across Canada
• McGregor’s boxing match ‘a joke,’ says UFC rival Aldo
• Tense exchanges mark start of Keystone XL pipeline hearings
• Freeland sees ‘outlines’ of lumber deal, but can’t say if and when it’ll be settled
• Millennial home buyers could wait till boomers hit 80s: report
• Prosecutor­s ask court to imprison Samsung billionair­e heir for 12 years
• Why BoC will likely hold off on another rate hike
• Low inflation warrants holding rates, weak commoditie­s a likely factor: Bullard
• SAUDI ARABIA LOOKS PAST OIL
• Markets enjoying period of calm not seen in decades
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• ANSWER: THEY’RE MAKING WAVES
• It would be a huge step forward for reconcilia­tion if groups across Canada followed (the nurses’) example.
• Passionate goodbye
• Vague eligibilit­y for medical aid in dying may put doctors at risk
• TIME TO STAND UP
• Readers get their chance to offer some advice
• FOR WHOM ANNABELLE TOLLS
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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