Ottawa Citizen - 2017-09-02

• TRAINER’S STORY PUMPS THEM UP
• ‘LIFE OR DEATH’ SCHOLARSHI­P
• TRADING NOTES WITH LEGENDS
• Philippine­s kidnapping survivor tells his story
• Transparen­cy will be a theme, says interim president
• These aren’t same Redblacks fans saw early this season
• Don’t be shy, give kids’ rooms some colour
• Chance at cash puts rush on rail overpasses studies
• Confrontin­g racism: We must stay on right path
• Water release could keep 20,000 homes flooded
• Time’s running out on Fury FC
• Treasures galore off coast of Albania
• Alexander refuses to go quietly
• Arcade Fire warms up to radio
• Harvey fallout means more gas pains over long weekend, analyst predicts
• Father and son complete 400K ride for autism funds, awareness
• PROPOSAL ENVISIONS AN ‘ABILITIES CENTRE’ FOR EVERYONE
• Firefighte­rs union wants city to test ‘fire-medic’ model
• No room for park and ride at Moodie LRT station
• U of O student union backs off use of naloxone in orientatio­n
• Perception­s of the Developmen­t Industry
• Police not to blame when man in custody severed fingers: SIU
• Residents with disabiliti­es see changes to programs
• Friends and family stand united against childhood cancer
• What’s open and closed in Ottawa this weekend
• Here’s how the world can hold Syria responsibl­e for its crimes
• Unions have made Canada a better place
• Boaters need to control their wakes
• ‘THE BEAST’ IS FINALLY DEAD.
• Flow of cross-border migrants ebbing
• Syrian refugee chocolate-maker named to Nova Scotia economic board
• How to reform the tax system
• ‘No apologies’ from PM on controvers­ial tax changes
• Trudeau won’t say if he asked embattled MP Kang to resign
• Kenyan court nullifies election win
• The too-silent middle
• Rocks, poles a towering controvers­y
• PILLOW TALK
• PERFECT PANCAKES
• Richly layered reds are ready for autumn
• Housing assistance being reviewed to speed up benefits
• Decor can serve more than one function
• Indoor gardening: It’s a growing trend
• ‘Rookie guys’ blossom in starting roles
• Veterans survive as 67’s cut 19 players
• WHICH TEAMS ARE BUILT FOR THE SECOND HALF?
• Riders-Bombers match might finally earn ‘Classic’ moniker
• Shapovalov causing quite the racket in New York
• Canada’s Hutchinson thrives in anonymity
• Goalie’s wife on mission to help Houston
• Henderson shares lead, looking for three-peat
• Fox dumping Rose as TV analyst: report
• Gasoline prices expected to increase further over Labour Day long weekend
• IN UNUSUAL TIMES, A MARKET FALL MAY NOT BE IMMINENT
• Alphabet wraps up reorganiza­tion with a new company called XXVI
• Ontario power firm seeks $2B debt raise in bid to help offset steep hydro costs
• BRP reaping benefits of diversific­ation plan
• Taxpayer deal gives Cape Breton rail line reprieve
• IN THE ‘MIDDLE’ OF OTTAWA
• A TOXIC RELATIONSH­IP
• Trudeau squanderin­g chance to revolution­ize Indigenous affairs
• YA novels explore leaving home
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• SUPER QUIZ
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• TIFF SIFTS THE HOPEFULS
• Time for couple to get serious
• Stars set shining example
• Film music becomes a main character
• THE 100-METRE DIET
• NEWLY ACCESSIBLE
• Finishes for wood
• Myths about growing your own food in Ottawa
• Antiques revisited: Have values changed in the past decade?
• Making it through final stretch of a reno
• Hues you can use: Paint advice from a style expert
• ‘There’s always more to be discovered’
• Silversea cruises offer voyages great and small
• HOW TRAVEL PRIED OPEN MY BLINDERS

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