Ottawa Citizen - 2017-10-31

• DOWN CAME THE RAIN
• Naqvi changes bail orders to ease jail overcrowdi­ng
• KEY TRUMP STRATEGIST CHARGED
• Pot luck: Canopy brews up drinks deal
• HALLOWEEN MASH-UP
• Victim never reached panic alarm
• Canadiens get the best of the Sens
• Witness says erasing gas plant data was ‘benign’
• Military officer charged with sexual assault
• Colleges and union need to talk
• Canada has powerful rights tool
• READ ALCOHOL GIANT
• Permanent, supervised injection site gets endorsemen­t from province
• Ottawa’s soggiest year just got even wetter
• La Pêche mayor declares emergency after deluge
• Soldier sentenced to eight years for secretly filming sex assaults
• Garry J. Armstrong provided great care
• Morneau only has himself to blame
• QUEBEC’S BILL 62 HAS BEEN EXPOSED AS NASTY AND DISHONEST. IT WILL ALMOST CERTAINLY BE CHALLENGED IN COURT. BUT DOES THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO INTERVENE? ANDREW COYNE.
• British Tories in sex-abuse spotlight
• Cabinet ministers defend conflict-of-interest screens
• Liberals criticized on judicial choices
• Immigratio­n targets expected to stay static
• Expensive suits caught eye of investigat­ors
• PRESIDENT MACRON SIGNS SWEEPING COUNTERTER­RORISM LAW
• PRESIDENT KENYATTA DECLARED WINNER OF TROUBLED ELECTION RERUN
• Threat charge dropped again
• Ukraine banking on Canadian support
• SENS TAKE A STEP BACK IN UGLY LOSS TO HABS
• Senators’ defence disappeare­d against Habs
• ASTROS HAVE AN ACE UP THEIR SLEEVE FOR GAME 6
• World Series bullpens in need of relief
• Juiced ball theory gains steam amid home run binge
• Phillies turn to Kapler as next manager
• Bears’ Freeman hit with 10-game PED ban
• MILLER’S CAREER ‘VIRTUALLY’ OVER
• American Olympian puts body image in spotlight
• Saudi stadiums will no longer be male-only domains
• Powell is Trump’s likely pick to lead the Fed
• TSX breaks through 16,000
• Federal Liberals to delay infrastruc­ture spending
• Telus unit makes foray into India
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• AS LOUD AS EVER
• UN statistici­ans gather unimaginab­le reams of data that shape national and global policy in every imaginable area.
• Math can really add up when it comes to retirement savings
• BRING ON THE CLOSE-UPS: SHAUNA’S READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
• Spacey apology faces backlash
• Little things that count
• HAIL, CAESAR
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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