Ottawa Citizen - 2018-02-13

• KING OF THE HILL
• FOO FIGHTERS IN BLUESFEST LINEUP AT LAST
• Liberal MPs weigh in on Boushie verdict
• How Sens can win back fans
• ‘De-policing’ a matter of survival: union boss
• How Ontario PCs could lose a winnable riding
• A daughter accepts her father’s wish to die
• Time for Scheer to start seizing the day
• Property is not more valuable than a life
• If police aren’t policing, that’s a problem
• Salvation Army balks at proposed 140-bed cap in new Vanier shelter
• Hydro One sale to lead to long-term costs: FAO
• Wabano’s volunteer co-ordinator gets Ontario honour
• Canada should admit anti-black racism and work to elect black MPs, PM says
• How the Olympics obsess over women’s bodies
• To be relevant, the federal NDP needs to tack left
• Questions about our justice system
• The Olympics are inspiratio­nal
• Loss of storied former co-owner ‘a sad day for the Ottawa 67’s’
• THE PARENTS OF LAURA BABCOCK SHOULD HAVE BEEN CELEBRATIN­G HER 29TH BIRTHDAY ON MONDAY; INSTEAD THEY SPOKE OF LOSS AND FEELINGS OF HATRED AT THE SENTENCING HEARING FOR THE MEN WHO KILLED HER.
• MAYHEM AS WWII BOMB FOUND.
• Time flies when you’re high up
• Landlords seek rules on pot use, cultivatio­n
• Feds would take ‘action’ if B.C. stalls pipeline
• Carbon tax inevitable, like it or not
• RCMP gives ‘comfort letters’ for hostage help
• Oxfam executive resigns in scandal
• Military court to try Palestinia­n protest icon
• NDP not probing complaints about ex-MP
• Obamas’ official portraits unveiled
• ISIL leader is alive and hiding in Syria: intelligen­ce officials
• A MISSED OPPORTUNIT­Y SPARKED GOLDEN MOMENT
• Q&A DUHAMEL & RADFORD
• ‘I’m on a cloud’
• CANADIANS HAVE SURPRISED WITH DOMINANCE ON RINK
• HAMMER TIME
• Wust burnishes legend
• NEXT NURSE IS UP
• The face of Korean hockey is a heartbroke­n Canadian
• TRADE TALKS INEVITABLE WHEN TEAM DOESN’T WIN
• REDBLACKS PREPARED TO LOSE GOOD PLAYERS
• SERGACHEV HAS MUCH TO LEARN DESPITE FAST START TO NHL CAREER
• Winnipeg will try to pull out of tailspin against the tough Caps, says Ken Wiebe.
• Leafs edge division-leading Lightning
• BOUCHER MAKES SENATORS PAY FOR POOR EFFORT
• TIP OF THE CAP TO FIGURE SKATING PROSPECT
• Czech out Calgary’s quick learner
• Jays to retire Doc’s No. 32 on opening day
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• LOVE NOTES
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• Raising red flags on probate fees
• Returning stolen assets to the people
• HOLLYWOOD EYES MORALITY CLAUSES
• David Friend
• Men share their pain
• Women need the courage to ‘fail better’ in Tinseltown
• FOR LOVE & TECHNOLOGY
• Scotiabank buys investment firm Jarislowsk­y Fraser in $950M deal
• Feds order full review of proposed Aecon takeover
• RBI shares jump despite flat sales growth
• NINE TRUTHS ABOUT BEAR MARKETS
• Farming data manager, reinsuranc­e giant team up
• Retirement savings for Boomers

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