Ottawa Citizen - 2017-10-30

• Study examines gender role in concussion­s
• NOW COMES THE HARD PART
• MICHAEL PITFIELD
• Boucher lauds sizzling Sens for overcoming the odds
• Some grave concerns tended by volunteers
• Hammer time for Marvel as Thor returns to big screen
• Tips to make Halloween healthier and happier
• Catalans rally in Barcelona to oppose secession
• Shirt spells out truth of double standard
• Caution urged on China’s bid for Aecon
• Ottawa’s rate of STDs continues to climb
• From bakeware to dentistry, pot expo hosts unique exhibits
• Acclaimed councillor in Plateau district wants an ‘innovative’ Gatineau
• Gatineau mayoral candidates denounce face-covering ban
• Second teen from Renfrew hockey team dies after crash
• Residentia­l school survivors deserve respect
• Canada’s doing just fine, thanks
• ONTARIO’S ELECTION CAMPAIGN IS A LITTLE OVER SIX MONTHS AWAY, BUT THE BATTLE FOR VOTERS’ HEARTS AND MINDS IS ALREADY BEING WAGED AS A NEW ADVERTISIN­G LANDSCAPE LOOMS.
• Young women of colour leading social activism
• Trump demands more Clinton scrutiny
• 4 THINGS ABOUT PRESIDENTS AND JURY DUTY
• Premier moving on as Nunavut votes
• Students reconsider education in Quebec
• Canada’s testing helped U.S. Volkswagen probe
• Somali intelligen­ce chiefs fired after siege
• ELECTION OPENS PATH TO POWER FOR CHARISMATI­C LEFTIST
• THOUSANDS MARCH IN SUPPORT OF ARMY
• ‘THINGS WENT TRAGICALLY WRONG’
• Mother drove 3 kids off cliff, police say
• VIRTUE-MOIR’S ARTISTRY HASN’T LOST A STROKE
• Closer’s shaky play pens Astros’ demise
• COWBOYS ‘FEED ZEKE’ WITH FILL OF TURF
• Broncos look to get back in saddle
• Redblacks’ confidence climbing as team wraps up regular season
• GAME DAY: HABS AT SENS
• Rose blossoms, while Johnson cards a stinker
• NURSE’S SOLID PLAY HAS BEEN LIFESAVER AS OILERS STRUGGLE
• Raptors vet knows he’s Miles away from best
• ‘TV IS KILLING IT RIGHT NOW’
• Just what the doctor ordered
• Hearts log overtime during hockey games
• TURNING KIDS ON TO FITNESS
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• BATTLING ISOLATION, STIGMA
• Group helps reduce isolation, provide sense of community

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