Ottawa Citizen - 2017-09-01

• NO DOGS ALLOWED
• SENS SEVERANCE PACKAGES
• PM borrows Tory tactics
• THREE STRAIGHT
• Two sequels are among fall’s hottest prospects
• It’s difficult to find logic in police union boycott
• Finance critic Poilievre talks politics, his path
• Circumstan­ces were beyond our control: Air Transat
• Six winners from this summer
• Pop-up injection site claims it saved a life after overdose
• Having one of the highest profile politician­s moving across the country to join us is yet another sign of confidence.
• Carleton Place firm OK’d as grower
• EMS head sick of border ‘gamesmansh­ip’
• Shelter plan forecast too ‘rosy’: critic
• How to heal the scars of our war on drugs
• Wife’s contract casts shadow on Sears bid
• A SCHOOL PROGRAM HAS BECOME THE LATEST CASUALTY OF ‘THE TYRANNY OF A MINORITY.’ THIS LIST GROWS DAILY, WITH STRIDENT VOICES AFFECTING EVERYTHING FROM RODEOS TO PUBLIC HEARINGS.
• EXPLOSIONS ROCK FLOODED TEXAS CHEMICAL PLANT
• WATER NOT ASKED FOR: AIR TRANSAT GROUND CREW
• Trost endorses Scheer’s team despite snub
• Ritz to retire, won’t run for Sask. Party leadership
• Feds mum on cost of Super Hornets
• UN AGENCY REJECTS TEHRAN'S STANCE ON MILITARY SITES
• Death of Diana transforme­d monarchy, and Britain itself
• More popular than Kathleen Wynne?
• GMC COVERING NEW TERRAIN
• A LOVE FOR THE CLASSICS
• GET A CRASH COURSE IN CAR INSURANCE
• A PLEASANT SURPRISE
• Meet the new ‘monster’
• GOING THE DISTANCE
• Take charge of your car’s battery
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• 67’S PLAN TO MAKE MOST OF CLUB’S ‘FRESH START’
• 67’s trio headed to NHL rookie camps
• Redblacks ‘gunner’ getting the job done
• Talented teen groomed for stardom
• SHAPOVALOV PROVES THERE’S NO STAGE TOO BIG TO SHINE ON
• Federer may be mortal after all
• Chelsea in trouble as Barkley stays put
• GOING OUT WITH A WHIMPER
• Morales flexes muscles with three homers
• The crowds don’t lie: Couples is a rock star
• SCRAP PRE-SEASON AND ROLL OUT A REAL EXHIBITION
• Hamilton aims to turn rival’s smile ‘upside down’ in Italy
• BAD NAT-ITUDE?
• Henderson in the hunt for another Portland title
• IGINLA RETURN TO CALGARY? NOT SO FAST, TRELIVING SAYS
• Blistering GDP growth increases odds of BoC rate hike: economists
• Lululemon beats estimates amid athleisure concerns
• Magna unveils latest high-tech self-driving car platform
• Canadian Western Bank cashes in on rival Home Capital’s woes
• TD Bank’s Q3 profit rises 17% to $2.77B, anchored by retail units
• Route hearings move project closer to constructi­on
• Cracking the Trump bluster code (Warning: It’s worse than you thought)
• HOW TO AMAZON-PROOF YOUR PORTFOLIOS
• Artificial intelligen­ce applies sound thinking to audio content
• MY QUEST TO OPERATE MY 1,000-PERSON COMPANY FROM A MOBILE PHONE
• CALM BEFORE THE STORM
• West foot forward
• FIRST REFORMED ASKS: IS GOD AN ECOLOGIST?
• MAN IS LOOKING FOR THE SEX, NOT ROMANCE
• Next year’s Oscar for best picture goes to...
• PAM GRIER NEVER FAR FROM THE ACTION
• Grey Cup Festival, illuminati­on of Chaudière Falls and more keep the Ottawa 2017 celebratio­ns going
• ONE YEAR FOR RACIST GRAFFITI

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