Ottawa Citizen - 2017-10-28

• TOUCHED BY FIRE
• GAS PLANT SAGA HEATS UP
• ‘THE OUTCOME IS TRAGIC’
• THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW
• Spain dissolves Catalonia’s government after vote
• Postcards help bring a farmhouse back to life
• Teen hockey player killed, three injured in crash
• Just try not to laugh at the cemetery
• Planners want the Flats to be great — at the right price
• Veteran builders not fading into the woodwork
• The Stampede not the only attraction
• Records show sexual harassment is common in Ontario restaurant­s
• How a stroke brought new urgency to scientist’s work
• GREEN BENEFITS
• Five groundbrea­king projects at UBC shaping the future of cities
• UBC TESTS MOBILE C02 MONITORING WITH HELP FROM car2go
• Temporary hospital funding will only partially cover cost of a bed
• MPP TARGETS DISCRIMINA­TION THAT PEOPLE FACE EVERY DAY
• A carding system for smokers and other laughable proposals
• Welcome to the conflict-of-interest club
• MUSH FROM MORNEAU ON ETHICS
• What does it mean to be Canadian?
• High-profile cases just tip of iceberg
• Jurassic Park dream moves closer
• THE KENNEDY ASSASSINAT­ION PAPERS: RUSSIA FEARED MURDER MIGHT SPARK A COUP; CUBA COULD HAVE BEEN DESTROYED; OSWALD MET WITH SOVIET SPY, AND WHO REALLY WAS THE KILLER OF JFK?
• WHO’S ‘NAPPING ON NAFTA’?
• Morneau can’t f ix the problem, it is him
• Canada halts Iraqi training mission
• Stoking the fires in Tory heartland
• KIM THREATENIN­G ‘CATASTROPH­E,’ U.S. DEFENCE CHIEF SAYS AT DMZ
• Bloc Québécois supports historic vote
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• SETTING DESIGNS ON DEALS
• SPRUCED UP STAND-INS
• SAFE BOTTLES FOR A HOST
• Police access to rental units: what landlords need to know
• YOUR BASEMENT RENOS WILL NEED TO HOLD WATER
• IT WASN’T PRETTY, BUT REDBLACKS TOUGH OUT WIN OVER TIGER-CATS
• Mateas in middle of O-line’s renaissanc­e
• Elite curlers draw on support from the ‘team behind the team’ at Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings
• ‘Relentless’ Sens prospect Batherson shoots to top of QMJHL scoring race
• Senators have a Devil of a time stealing a point
• TV LISTINGS
• MANAGING FACTS WITH INTUITION ALL PART OF JOB
• Strength of pairs in Canada inspires six-time champions
• Johnson holds one-shot lead over gym buddy
• TV TECH’S X1 FACTOR
• Softwoods in Maritimes may decline due to global warming: study
• Saputo pours out $1B for Aussie dairy giant
• Rig automation helps Precision Drilling narrow losses
• Manitoba carbon tax smart politics but trouble for feds: observers
• Young Muslims have caught US$100-billion travel bug: report
• U.S. weathers storms to post solid growth in 2 straight quarters
• SHAKY COMMON GROUND
• ‘Dragged into a very dark hole’
• ENTREPRENE­URS’ SYNDROME
• Sinatra’s last act
• The Rooster Bar
• Those Who Run in the Sky
• I felt disgust and shame, and like nobody would ever think of me as being clean again after being this close to the devil. His energy was so sinister.
• New film a bear trap
• WATERGATE MORE DRAMATIC IN REAL LIFE THAN ON SCREEN
• THIS PLAY IS MUSIC TO THEIR EARS
• BARNEY BENTALL IS BACK IN THE SADDLE
• It ain’t free, babe
• EVERYBODY HAS RIGHT TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE
• Don’t drift apart over child rift
• SEPTIC TANK RESCUE
• All that is green is not jade
• A SEINE TO BEHOLD ABOARD TAUCK RIVER CRUISES
• WADING RIGHT IN
• EASY RIDING IN VIRGINIA

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