Ottawa Citizen - 2018-01-04

• HUMBLE HERO
• Young, ambitious Hill staff most vulnerable to abuse
• LIFE OR DEATH DECISION
• 10 must-see performanc­es in Ottawa in 2018
• In Detroit, they lose 2-1 in OT to the Red Wings
• Trump, Kim battle over size of nuclear buttons
• Iran’s right to rise up against the ayatollahs
• How council could loosen Watson’s grip
• Theatre star accused of sexual assault
• Ottawa researcher­s cure mice with aggressive breast cancer
• Flu fears give way to ‘typical season’
• New trial for dad accused of breaking baby’s bones
• Credibilit­y of accused questioned once again
• CAN HOSTAGES EVER FEEL NORMAL AGAIN?
• Article was a bit of a snow job
• Brakes not applied, Lac-Mégantic trial told
• ‘TALK AND NOT A LOT OF ACTION’
• Saint’s arm goes on cross-country tour
• SENATORS SHOULD EMBRACE WINGS’ YOUTH-MOVEMENT MODEL
• BOWER REPRESENTS A UNIQUE FIGURE IN HOCKEY LORE
• Canadian opponents continue to lay it on thick
• Ticats trade QB Collaros to Roughrider­s
• JUNIORS STILL MIGHT EARN OLYMPIC SHOT
• SUVs, trucks drive sales of new vehicles to surpass 2M mark for first time in 2017
• Aurora’s hostile takeover bid weighing on share value: CanniMed
• Investors jump in after BlackBerry seals deal on auto software
• Internatio­nal retailers set up shop in Canada in record numbers
• Spotify ready to put stock-listing strategy to the test
• BINGE-WORTHY VIEWING
• NICHE DINING DISAPPOINT­S
• Calabogie’s nitro milk stout breaks the rules beautifull­y
• Local boy returns for laughs
• Fixer Upper stars adding to their family
• Alzheimer’s ‘ravages’ caregivers
• Seek counsel for past relationsh­ip
• This song could earn ‘cold’ status
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• BOYLE REMAINS IN CUSTODY
• TRUMP VS. BANNON

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