Ottawa Citizen - 2017-10-23

• Family awaits answers in death of ‘Resident 001’
• BETIANA MUBILI IS GOING HOME
• Filmmaker explores bureaucrat­s’ secret lives
• CAN 67’S SURVIVE?
• Ottawa’s pitch to lure retail monster
• Will Liberals spend more or pay down debt?
• Iraq’s Kurds feel betrayed by former allies
• Bobby Ryan is out a month with a broken finger
• A step back for Muslim women
• Carleton women and U of O men look like hoops contenders
• ‘Money guy’ makes bid for mayoralty
• Anniversar­y of attack on Hill passes quietly
• Cut for the Cure supports campaign for MRI machine
• Eliminatin­g the Indian Act, one step at a time
• THIS WEEK, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILL AUCTION OFF A COAST GUARD SHIP THAT HAS SERVED THE NATION ADMIRABLY — BUT IS FAR FROM READY FOR THE SCRAP HEAP. AND THE SALE MIGHT FETCH ONLY $1 MILLION.
• THE MENACE OF MANITOBA.
• WHO rescinds ‘goodwill ambassador’
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT A NEW HOTEL
• Don’t call us millennial­s, under-30s tell government
• ‘My niqab is my portable curtain’
• THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY
• Japan votes to keep hardline PM
• SAINTS RECOVER LATE TO TOPPLE PACKERS
• Eagles riding high with Wentz
• Feeling at home translates into success for Brassard
• National lacrosse program in disarray
• Astros take care of the ultimate analytic
• TORONTO FC ENTERS MLS PLAYOFFS IN RECORD FORM
• Hainsey perfect pairing with Rielly
• Hamilton’s speed rules again in Texas
• Anunoby’s odyssey will be as tough as the NBA gets
• Truex finds NASCAR winner’s circle again
• Raptors’ depth goes front and centre
• Yankees turn their focus to next year
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• KEEPING UP WITH DR. W. GIFFORD-JONES
• PROS AND CONS OF SPORTS DRINKS
• Anemia a risk for women?
• Doing justice to a tough workout
• REVENGE OF THE NERDS
• HAPPILY DETHRONED
• Readers weigh in with their feedback
• Fashion industry faces facts
• The forgotten man

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