Ottawa Citizen - 2017-10-07

• SARAH CLEARS A PATH
• WATERS STILL RUNS DEEP
• Wonders await in Polynesia’s waters
• SCREAMS OF ‘NO! NO! NO!’
• Tips on how to get your personal mix just right
• It could be a very special Thanksgivi­ng for teen
• Heal, boy: How your pet can save your life
• Ontario jails can’t go on this way
• Two contenders, one choice in Japan: militarism
• Fleet expansion on the horizon for Cunard Line
• Doors opening to renovators’ expertise, design
• ‘I killed them because they were not innocent’
• ‘GEOMETRY’ AND ‘NARRATIVE’ – AND NOT A SPECK OF FUN
• Poison ivy’s toxicity set to increase
• Citizen’s beloved ‘Bird Lady’ inspired a generation of experts and novices
• Seven doctors to relocate from Centretown clinic
• HE PAID THE PRICE AFTER SAVING HIS FRIEND’S LIFE
• Overcrowde­d hospitals preparing for flu influx
• FLU BY THE NUMBERS
• TIME CAPSULE OFFERS REMINDER OF PEOPLE BEHIND OUR POLITICS
• Planned Parenthood criticizes city’s flag-raising policy
• Holocaust memorial plaque to get rewrite
• What’s open, what’s closed on Thanksgivi­ng Monday in Ottawa?
• Capital jobless rate showed little change in September
• Canadians need to get serious about CPR
• Our legal system is too soft on terrorism
• Honour the tradition of warships’ names
• CHANGE IS COMING. SLOWLY, TO BE SURE, BUT INEXORABLY, AND IT’S COMING TO A BALLOT BOX NEAR YOU. SO ISN’T IT TIME FOR CANADA TO START HAVING A DEBATE ABOUT ELECTORAL REFORM? ANDREW COYNE.
• MOVIE MOGUL SUES FOR US$50M.
• ’60s Scoop deal puts cap on payouts
• ‘We’re protecting our sovereignt­y’
• Carbon fight about to enter new phase
• No watchdog probe of Morneau finances
• Nobel awarded to anti-nuclear group
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• SUPER QUIZ
• BRING OUT YOUR GARDEN’S BEST
• MINI BUT MIGHTY
• Giving thanks with festive Ontario reds
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• THE GREEN HOUSE EFFECT
• Tenant shaken all night long by noise from air conditioni­ng unit
• Best method for cleaning black stovetop
• ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER ROUND OF UNCERTAINT­Y IN SENS LAND
• GOOD HASN’T BEEN GOOD ENOUGH FOR REDBLACKS
• CANADIAN PRIDE IS BACK
• MISSED OPPORTUNIT­Y AT OLYMPICS IS A SHAME
• Four hat tricks to open season a historic feat
• Yankees at the brink after 13-inning slobberkno­cker
• Ford calls an end to paddling odyssey
• Coach calls Newton’s apology necessary
• Garrett to make pro debut for Browns
• GREATEST ‘SHOE’ ON EARTH
• Bombardier calls new U.S. duties on C Series ‘overreach’
• Tim Hortons franchisee­s file $850M class action against parent company
• Saint John mourns lost opportunit­y of Energy East
• IT’S GROWTH’S SHINING MOMENT NOW, BUT VALUE WILL HAVE ITS DAY IN THE SUN
• WHEN SYLVIA BECAME ZEPH
• EYEING GREENER PASTURES
• 50 YEARS OF AISLIN
• FROM SLAVERY
• What Is It All but Luminous: Notes from an Undergroun­d Man
• FINDING HUMOUR AMID HURT
• FOCUS ON CAPTIVITY
• Mezzo solves ‘enigma’ in her Norma role
• Twenty years of staying relevant
• New West Welly resto will appeal to beer lovers
• Money matters still affecting divorced couple
• OTHER STOPS ON THE TOUR
• DUCTS KEEP BASEMENT WARMER
• GLOBETROTT­ER BRINGS WORLD TO MANOTICK
• KEEP UNWANTED ANIMALS FROM ENTERING YOUR HOME
• DON’T FEAR A SHIFT OUT OF NEUTRAL
• HOME TOWN GLORY
• Privy tied to Paul Revere excavated
• BASK IN THE ISLAND SPIRIT
• CONNECTING WITH SURVIVORS’ STORIES
• Venturing back in time and deep undergroun­d

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