Ottawa Citizen - 2017-11-13

• Gimme shelter: In Vanier, opponents gird for fight
• Hopping mad neighbours open ‘Rosehill Expressway’
• REDBLACKS OVER AND OUT
• LOSER’S LESSONS
• ‘Instagram Poet’ wows sellout Ottawa crowd
• Senators take a few days off after Sweden trip
• We’re a threat to our own democracy
• Immigratio­n is good — if dealt with correctly
• Business leery over free-trade pact
• EDITORIAL: LET’S TALK SHELTER, FULLY AND RESPECTFUL­LY
• LACK OF ECONOMIC PROGRESS A LONGTIME PUZZLE FOR VANIER
• Residents’ stance on shelter more nuanced than nimbyism
• SALLY ANN CRITICS ON SHAKY GROUND
• John A. Macdonald Parkway obscures a gem of the landscape
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• CANADA, MEXICO ALIGN ON TPP DEAL
• SEX IS RARELY A TRIGGER FOR A SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST. BUT A NEW STUDY HAS FOUND THAT WHEN IT HAPPENS, ONLY A THIRD OF THOSE WHO COLLAPSE DURING SEX ARE LIKELY TO RECEIVE CPR FROM THEIR PARTNERS.
• TEXAS CHURCH RESUMES SERVICES.
• Trudeau in Manila to pursue ties on trade, security
• McKenna set to lock horns with U.S. on coal
• Toronto’s Bloor bike lanes lauded, but critics say city has long way to go
• Permanent road link opens Arctic frontier
• Emirates buys 40 Boeing airliners
• IRAN DENIES ALLEGATION­S IT WAS BEHIND PIPELINE ATTACK
• EARLY MISTAKE FROM HARRIS SETS TONE FOR ENTIRE GAME
• Streaking Eskimos roll into West final
• Ellingson injured during ‘frustratin­g’ end to Redblacks’ season
• Speedskate­rs qualify for PyeongChan­g
• CLAYBORN STACKS SACKS AGAINST DAK
• Dolphins’ offence found wanting
• A MYSTERY IN MOTION
• How reliable is memory?
• Iron equals energy
• SOME FUNNY MISCONCEPT­IONS
• Who runs the world of PBS?
• From burning money to inking skin
• Decades of quilting meetings frame the fabric of women’s lives
• HAVING TOO MUCH FUN TO RETIRE
• Life-transition providers offer help to seniors still at home or ready to relocate
• The simple little things
• FROM HOPELESSNE­SS TO HAPPINESS: FOR MANY PEOPLE, NEW-TEETH-IN-A-DAY IS A LIFE-CHANGING DENTAL PROCEDURE
• Bruyère conference aimed at humanizing health care and enhancing lives
• Stay warm and safe this winter at Riverstone Retirement Communitie­s
• Alavida’s communitie­s are ‘a great way to live’
• Dementia Society launches new name to promote same important mission
• Just say hello!
• With new friends and activities, you’re never alone at V!VA Barrhaven
• It’s smooth skating for active 87-year-old

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