Ottawa Citizen - 2017-10-21

• ‘THIS IS NOT A BEATING’
• Sens, Leafs fire shots in The Battle of Ontario
• King of the Yees an exploratio­n of heritage, family
• STUDENTS RAISING HANDS
• LIBERALS’ FALLING STAR
• Quebec’s Bill 62 more troubling than any facial covering
• Baker axed as Washington Nationals’ manager
• DESIGN Four books to help you discover your own style
• Valecraft founder Rivard had humble start
• The Badlands great for family getaway
• Pianist discusses her musical journey
• BROWN TRIES TO MAKE LIBERALS LOOK LIKE ONTARIO’S RIGHT-WING BAD GUYS
• Wynne takes step closer to suing Opposition leader
• More jobs than Ottawa can fill?
• Support worker who struck elderly resident in care home sentenced to 90 days in jail
• Alleged panty-thief collared, info sought
• CHEO urges parents to consider alternativ­es to emergency room after spike in visits
• MYSTERY OF DISAPPEARI­NG EMAILS AT CENTRE OF GAS PLANT SCANDAL
• As college strike continues, Algonquin students worry about making up lost time
• How Austria managed to elect neo-Nazis
• Some fresh questions about the Khadr payout
• Who else will get caught up in Quebec’s religious neutrality bill?
• It’s hard to care for ailing loved ones
• Man admits to fatal stabbing in dispute over diluted drugs
• Teen faces gun charges in incident at Glebe school
• ‘STOP TALKING ONLY ABOUT VEIL.’
• Lobster seized amid Indigenous fishery war
• FALLING STAR ANALYSIS
• Dalhousie student leader faces backlash
• Woman accuses Weinstein’s brother
• Judges weigh immigrant teenager’s abortion case
• CUPBOARDS FULL OF COLOUR
• BENDING TO NATURE
• Thoroughly modern kitchen accessorie­s from Westend Bath and Kitchen
• CASSINI TAKES CHARGE
• MILK WILL BE SAFE IN ROOM TEMPERATUR­E FOR 2 HOURS
• PURE GENIUS
• Five innovative companies that were born at UBC
• Sens’ Anderson has a Matthews memory for a lifetime
• Verlander’s magic Justin time to avoid eliminatio­n
• Cubs have core to continue contending
• Dodgers’ gamble led to co-MVP payoff
• 67’s honour legends with overtime win
• ON THE TUBE
• Childhood rival was Downie’s favourite player
• UP IN THE AIR
• CMHC chief alarmed by growth of unregulate­d lenders
• Franchisee­s say they aren’t ‘rogue group,’ in battle against RBI
• TIME TO DROP FIGHT AGAINST TRAILER FEES
• Hong Kong trading floor to close, marking end of era
• THE NEXT TECH DARLING?
• Thai energy major delays oilsands project
• Author Claire Kendal,
• ‘YOU CAN’T SHOOT UP
• ALONE ANYMORE’
• Opioid crisis a gamechange­r for Inner City Health
• The anatomy of an overdose
• TEMPEST REIMAGINED
• In climate change discussion, don’t forget about wildlife
• HITTING A MILESTONE
• HAIL TO THE CHEF
• Secrecy is a sign to leave
• CHAPPELLE BACK ON TOP
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• POINTS ON FLAT ROOFS
• DESIGN BY THE BOOK
• CAST A SEASONAL SPELL
• KEEPING AIR FRESH OLD-FASHIONED WAY
• Caribbean still open for business — and bookings
• SUN, SAND AND SEA CHOICES
• Holy spirits
• COUNTDOWN TO A DRUG DEATH
• RECLAIMING LACROSSE

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