Ottawa Citizen - 2017-12-18

• Our most vulnerable at risk
• FANS BRAVE THE ELEMENTS
• MUELLER’S GOT MAIL
• Suicide bombers target church
• They couldn’t stop the red-hot Olympiques
• When ‘leftie’ label doesn’t quite fit
• Support grows for liver patient
• Ancient Arctic bear had sweet tooth
• HOMES RESPOND TO INCIDENTS OF ABUSE
• THE PROOF OF PUDDING, SEEN THROUGH HISTORY
• Loved ones, friends mourn Hydro workers killed in crash
• Surgical fires spark review
• AFTER OBSERVING MACAQUE MONKEYS IN JAPAN, SCIENTISTS, INCLUDING A UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSOR, HAVE FOUND A PATTERN OF BEHAVIOUR DESCRIBED AS BOTH “UNUSUAL” AND “INTRIGUING.”
• TERROR VICTIM REACHES OUT.
• Question remains after Babcock trial: Who got killer’s letters out?
• Shermans’ cause of death released
• Challenge expected to new parole model
• Conservati­ve party’s first couple weighs in on politics, parenting
• Firing flap hasn’t damaged Alberta’s UCP
• Embattled Morneau earns newsmaker award
• SENATORS HOPE CHILLY WIN IGNITES HOT STREAK
• Chilled Classic fans get a big thumbs-up from Sens
• Karlsson getting to the top of his game
• BRADY’S BUNCH COMES THROUGH IN CRUNCH
• Bucs are trying to keep up with Jones
• North American World Cup still not a done deal
• MLB skippers part of a new breed
• Strasburg might skip All-Star tilts over injury fears
• LEMIEUX’S LOSS ‘NOT A DISASTER,’ PROMOTER SAYS
• FEELING GOOD ABOUT FESTIVE FOOD
• STAY SAFE DURING PRE-DAWN WORKOUTS
• It’s time to leave the past behind and enjoy your golden years
• Welcome The Rock to the jungle
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS

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